My bike got caught in the rain.
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Unplug the battery, then let it all dry out for a day first, maybe helping it by using a hair dryer on lowest setting funneled thru your hand onto the throttle and then onto all the connectors for everything. (thru your hand because if it's too hot for your hand it's probably too hot for the plastic stuff).
Plug the battery back in and then try again.
If it still doesnt' work, unplug the battery, then first mark and then unplug the halls and phase connectors, so that you can be sure to plug them back in the exact same way they were. Check for any corrosion or discoloration, then plug them back in.
Plug the battery back in and then try again.
If it still doesnt' work, unplug the battery, then first mark and then unplug the halls and phase connectors, so that you can be sure to plug them back in the exact same way they were. Check for any corrosion or discoloration, then plug them back in.
You're the best!!!!!!!!!!! 2 small screws came undone. This dropped the controller down about 1/2 inch. Of course with the rotation of the rear tire the water was shot right into the controller. I took off the remaining screws and was able to point a hair dryer right into the guts. Water began dripping out. In about 1/2 hour i tried running it and SHAZAAM! Its running great. I will use silicon when putting it back together. Thank you so much!amberwolf said:
Typically the only fuse is in the battery-to-controller line. Since you get a power light, I doubt you have a fuse or breaker popped. Wet connections are usually the culprit.
