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  1. GaryMc

    Yose Power 350w rear drive - Kit review and stuttering fault

    Quick update. I have had quite exemplary service from Yose power. After ordering the new sensor they said they would send me both a sensor and controller, tracked from China via TNT. They also refunded the price of the sensor there and then. They asked that I test both the sensor and...
  2. GaryMc

    Yose Power 350w rear drive - Kit review and stuttering fault

    Yep, you could be right. I've just ordered a new sensor, so I'll soon know;-)
  3. GaryMc

    Yose Power 350w rear drive - Kit review and stuttering fault

    Thanks for the reply. I checked over the PAS sensor and connections before when the original fault happened, but I suppose I can do so again with the crank off. I'm pretty sure that the outer ring of the sensor is well fixed to the bottom bracket and the inner ring is a good fit on the axle...
  4. GaryMc

    Yose Power 350w rear drive - Kit review and stuttering fault

    Alas, after about 150 miles the cutting out problem is much worse. It cuts in and out constantly, for about 5-10 seconds each time. So the PAS is now pretty useless. I had to get home by holding the throttle on for assist, which is a pain as it pulls too much current and makes changing gear a...
  5. GaryMc

    Yose Power 350w rear drive - Kit review and stuttering fault

    Thanks for all you replies. The stuttering has returned a bit, so I might play with the settings. Today it would sometimes take up power after pedalling then cut for a second then come in again. I'm getting used to giving it a touch of throttle to get it 'over the hump' and then it's ok. I...
  6. GaryMc

    Yose Power 350w rear drive - Kit review and stuttering fault

    Thinking a bit more about this, my bike is mainly used for a 10 mile trip which saves £4 on the train fare. Using the higher assist, I can do the trip easily in 45 mins, which is about the same as the total train journey time. If I charge the battery daily, and it lasts for 500 cycles, then I...
  7. GaryMc

    Yose Power 350w rear drive - Kit review and stuttering fault

    Great, thanks for the tips. Good to know!
  8. GaryMc

    Yose Power 350w rear drive - Kit review and stuttering fault

    The problem appears to be solved. First I checked the sensor connector - seemed fine (3 straight, shiny pins). Secondly, off came the sensor itself. When I turned the inner ring, the power came on within 1/4 - 1/2 turn. So far so good. Next I gave the axle a wipe in case any Copaslip had...
  9. GaryMc

    Yose Power 350w rear drive - Kit review and stuttering fault

    I don't think there is any gap to adjust with the KT-V12L PAS sensor. It's an integrated unit. Adjusting the settings might be worth a bash though. Thanks for the tip!
  10. GaryMc

    Yose Power 350w rear drive - Kit review and stuttering fault

    Hi - thanks for your quick feedback! Yes, fitting the bottom bracket was a faff. I ended up bodging on a £10 Halfords bottom bracket with a (slightly mangled) Shimano alloy retaining ring. The steel ring with the Halfords part looked much better, but didn't fit very well and allowed me to...
  11. GaryMc

    Yose Power 350w rear drive - Kit review and stuttering fault

    Hello, I am new to ebikes and this forum. I have just installed the 350w Yose power rear hub motor kit, with 13.5ah hailong battery. First discovery - no controller! After a while, I realised that it was built into the battery base plate. Yose Power really ought to update the instructions...