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- Thread starter robdavis
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For us to help you, you need to temporarily remove the motor controller and take a few photos showing all the connectors. It's probably sitting in the frame below the battery. You probably need to remove a panel at the bottom of the battery to access it. It only takes about 2 minutes to get it out when you've figured out how it works. I have also seen them sitting in the frame above the battery.
While the pic of the battery connection looks promising with no data wire connections obvious, its not the controller,
thats either a silver oblong box, or perhaps a pcb built into the back of the battery mount pictured above?
Either way it will have a number of wires connecting to the motor and sensors on the bike and matching the connection type used will make alternative selection easier.
unfortunately some branded bikes use custom connectors that throw hurdles up and may require soldering skills to overcome, fingers crossed not in your case.
thats either a silver oblong box, or perhaps a pcb built into the back of the battery mount pictured above?
Either way it will have a number of wires connecting to the motor and sensors on the bike and matching the connection type used will make alternative selection easier.
unfortunately some branded bikes use custom connectors that throw hurdles up and may require soldering skills to overcome, fingers crossed not in your case.
Remove the 4 screws (not the two either side of the connector blades). The controller will be on the other side of that panel.
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