Controller missing - Increase bike speed

cwah

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Removed the cap, but I'm not sure if it's going to make any difference on my bike


Do you know which one of these 2 I could unplug?


It looks like a bomb game, unplug the right cable or everything will explode :)
 

cwah

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Oooh ok. the previous picture. Going to check that.

Thanks :)
 

cwah

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Just checked,

it's not possible to remove the cap without breaking the cable:


Here are all the cable I can play with


Did I missed something?
 

aaannndddyyy

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No its not the same as mine then, one of my early controllers had a bridge across the cable which gave to speeds faster with the circuit open. another of my controllers had a pot that could be tuned to adjust the top speed, and another had a low med and high speed connector 3 wires gray brown and black, and then there are others that cant be justed. in my experience its normally the bark blue wires that adjust speed but they are sometimes used for the 60-120 rotation.
 

cwah

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There is nothing I can do to increase the speed of my bike? :(

ps: the dealer doesn't want to refund. I think I have to open a case with Paypal... :(
 

cwah

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I tried to unplug everything, mix the plugs but no results... I'll try to check to find the manufacturer or get a refund (If I win via Paypal..) :(
 

banbury frank

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Hi If you buy the controller and throttle in the links I posted it will work OK

It will just plug in As long as the battery is OK is it giving out about 42 volts

Frank
 

cwah

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Hello Frank,

It's a bit complicated for me and I'm not sure I'll have any positive result. Also, I'm not ready to pay to fix a bike I purchased few days ago.

I'm contacting the seller to see if the manufacturer has any idea to make it go faster, otherwise I'll have to go through Paypal to get refund.

Thanks for help Frank
 

saneagle

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Have a look at that multi-pin connector with the red black green blue yellow thin wires. It looks like in the photos that the sequence is wrong, but the photo isn't clear. Can you confirm between the two sides of the connector that green goes to green, blue to blue and yellow to yellow, It's very common that our Chinese friends who make these things get the wires mixed up.

The two blue wires with the small black connectors are probably the speed limiter. When connected, speed will be limited to probably 15mph, and disconnected unlimited. Your problem is probably coming from something else. I'd be very surprised if the bike is intended to be limited to 12mph.

I think I can see a spare connector red green and black, which will probably be for the throttle if you want one.

Rather than send the bike back, do as Frank suggests and get a new controller and throttle. Then you'll have a nice bike for very little money. As long as your battery gives about 40v when charged which you must check with a meter, you can get a controller and modify it to give much more power. I have one already modified from my old bike if you want it for not much money, but one or two connectors have been cut off, so you or I would have to solder on suitable replacements - perhaps cut off your present controller.
 

cwah

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Thanks for the answer Saneagle.

I can check again the wires, but I'd rather not cut or change anything on the bike by myself. (or I'll never get refunded if anything get wrong)
 

cwah

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Also, for the 5 connectors wires, it seems that it's plugged via a plastic cap so they should not be able to make error I suppose?
 

steveindenmark

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I have just had all sorts of problems with Jannies electric bike with regards to speed and have almost rebuilt the bike with parts sent from the UK.

The answer in the end was to move the magnet on the rear spokes.

Was I surprised???????

It won`t hurt if you try it...you never know!!!

Steve
 

cwah

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The problem is that this is literally my first bike AND first electric bike. I have no knowledge whatsoever and if ever I break something I won't get refunded for sure.

Now I can send it back (for £40) and buy another bike with relevant customer service.