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Just installed a it controller and lcd3 . The battery only ever shows as 3 bars when charged and the onboard voltmeter shows 40.6v Is there an option to calibrate this within the lcd3 settings?

We have life! I've spliced in the original hall sensor plug to the new controller, hooked up power, 3 phase, throttle and LCD. Press the power button and the LCD lit up. Pressed the throttle and the wheel turned! Tomorrow now I will swap the plugs on the brake and Pas sensors and we should be...

I'm home today so thought I'd start on the bike. Fitted the display and throttle on the left bar and then moved onto the controller. And this is where I have hit my first issue. The replacement controller has female plugs whereas the original had male, and vice versa. What my best option...

Thank you!

So my new controller and accessories has arrived, but I'm struggling to work out the wiring. There seems to be a bunch of extra connectors I did not expect. Could someone help me identify what wire is what please?

Excellent. I have a lcd3 on the way from China, as pswpower did not sell the lcd4 with the controller I wanted. I will see if I can pick one up separately, as I would like a smaller display than the lcd3. Makes it less likely to get damaged on a folder

and those are the only parameters that are needed?

Right, didn't know there would be a connector closer to the motor as well. Anyway, I've ordered the it kit via pswpower. Paid for tnt shipping and they say it will be 3-5 working days. Now it's just a waiting game

Any idea where i could find the correct connector for the hall sensor to either match the new controller or to match the existing connector coming from the motor? I'd rather be able to unplug the controller in the future without having to unsolder the hall sensor cabling

Wiring. As you can see, no throttle cable. I can see 3 phase, power, display connector, 2 X brake connectors, Pas sensor, and hall sensor

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What's the recommended method of posting pictures on this forum? I have pictures of controller and wiring to post

Only issue with lcd4 is that I don't think it has all the P/C options available? Vfr400 is going to test in the next day or so and let me know. That topbikekit site, is it trustworthy? The translation is a mess

Hmm I'll have to take a look, I have taken the battery case apart, and doesn't seem too difficult for a pro. Quite a bit of space. The cell pack itself is not glued to the case. For now though I want to focus on the controller upgrade. The battery can wait until this is finished

That's exactly the same battery pack as on my bike. I have seen those cases, and filled batteries in Alibaba etc, but I'm not sure I trust ratings and capacity on a Chinese battery. I would rather pay for someone in the UK to swap the cells with higher capacity ones. I have taken a picture of...

I picked up a Dawes arc ii 2020 via my employers cycle to work scheme, and as is usual for me, I'm looking to mod it already. I chose this bike as I wanted something I could fold up on the train but also to assist up the hill on the commute home. What I want out of this bike is: Throttle LCD...

That would be great! I'm looking to order in the next day or so. In the meantime I'm going to post a thread in the technical section to document my rebuild

Does the lcd4 give access to all the required config screens that the lcd3 does? I don't like the look of that topbikekit site. I don't mind buying from China, but it needs to be translated correctly before I'll trust it

Awesome. Out of the displays, any recommendations of one over the other? I've seen plenty of people recommending th lcd3, but those posts were a few years old

Got you, thanks. I'll pick this kit up next week. Nothing wrong with what is currently in the bike, but I want to add a throttle and my current controller does not have the required wiring. Also would be nice to have a display that does something apart from tell me my battery charge using 4...