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CS2commuter

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  1. I have a used Greenedge CS2 (spec below) for sale. It has done over 4000 miles and developed a fault. I have been told the battery and motor are working but issue with the controller. I have a new bike now so looking to get rid of this. Prob best for parts or someone to fix up. Bike can be collected from Cumbria or Leeds. All offers considered. Key Features: Motor: 250w brushless rear hub motor Frame: 19in Lightweight Alloy Forks: Zoom front suspension fork Gears: 6 Brakes: Disc Brakes front and rear Wheels: 26in Wheels and Kenda Tyres Battery: 36V 9Ah - up to 35 Miles*
  2. Hello, Thanks again for you advice. I checked the pins on the battery holder and one of the pins was sticking (not springing back like the other). I managed to press it down with my hand and took it for a short test ride. This seems to have sorted it, the battery did not go to empty though it did cut out briefly a few times. I suspect some dirt or grit may be affecting the pin springing up and down. Is it easy to dismantle the battery holder to clean the pins? Cheers
  3. Thanks for all your advice thus far - I guess I really need to get a meter to check the battery, but I will also have a look at the contacts. D8veh - 'It ran out instantly' when after a charge it was empty after about three turns of the pedal. Not done any form of measuring yet!
  4. Hello, I have had my Greenedge CS2 for about 18 months. I use it for my daily commute and have clocked up over 2500 miles so far. The bike has been brilliant throughout however, the other day it cut out on a hill then went from nearly full to empty in no time. I charged it up and it next time it ran out instantly. When I charge it now the charger stays green as though the battery is fully charged. The battery is 36v 9ah Lithium Ion. The LCD screen is showing error code 4E. 1. Does anyone know when error code 4E is? 2. Should the battery fail without warning or should I expect to see some degradation first? I am just making sure it is in fact the battery that is the problem before buying a new one. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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