Thanks for the reply The manual has no error codes unfortunately. The wheel does rotate forward by hand with no resistanceWithout controller error codes then no.
If you have a multimeter then you can carry out simple resistance and voltage tests to see if the controller or motor are faulty.
You could rule out a controller issue, does the wheel rotate forwards by hand with little or no resistance ? If it does then controller is ok if it doesn't then you have a short, either on the wiring or the mosfets. You can double check if the controller is at fault by disconnecting it, the wheel should free up.
Ok should generally rule out a controller issue with the mosfets, though a resistance test with a meter can confirm the actual mosfet state.Thanks for the reply The manual has no error codes unfortunately. The wheel does rotate forward by hand with no resistance
Hi,Hi Del
I have the same problem with mine. I have had it for 18 months working great. It's an awesome bike, then one day went to ride it and E07 code on the led display and no power to the back wheel.
Did you have any joy on repair?
Hi Vicki,Hi
My samebike went in to a local bike repair ship for the past few wks they couldn't diagnose the E07 code issue I also have.
I decided to order a replacement motor controller hoping to solve the issue. In the mean time I decided to take the back wheel off and look at the inside of the motor hub. I noticed on the LED display I had not only the error E07 code but also a M symbol which by researching online on the samebike manual it explained it was a possible fault on motor hub.
Un clipped cables to give me some slack to work with, Took back wheel off, undone screws around hub, turned upside down so cogs would come off and I could get inside hub. Checked cogs inside and re-greased with lubricant that had been squished out, made sure no debris in there.
Looking at the circuit board, checking wires I noticed the green wire had become lifted off the solder from the circuit. I pressed this down and tried the throttle, Hey Presto the motor worked full power.
I went off and purchased a solder gun from b&q and went on to solder the green wire back in place.....I checked other wires weren't also loose!!.
Back wheel back on, cables clipped back in tidy with new small cable ties.
A little fiddly to get the back wheel on and off around the chain but got there in the end.
Got on the bike for a ride and it's all working fantastically. No more E07 code or Motor hub fault symbol.
Bike working beautifully!!!
So happy with myself for having the patience to stick with it and find the problem and all it cost me was £17 solder iron.
I'll be returning the brushless motor controller to Ebay as I no longer need to mess around with that.
Give yourself a couple of hours and have a look in the hub.
The bike is awesome, I've had a happy 18mnths on this before this problem and was reluctant to give up on it just yet.
Hope this works for you too
Vicki