Currie Electro Drive button pad

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Need a new button pad for the Currie Electro Drive on my 2014(?) iZip Vibe e3. The
buttons on the original have turned to mush. Can you help me source this?
 
What timing, I just started looking at my 2016(?) Yuba Spicy Curry that also has the Currie Electro Drive system, hoping to get it working again, and I noticed the controller buttons have disintegrated as well. I have a feeling it's the same controller.

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It has part # DP12D. Found a bike store online with a listing for a replacement, but it's $99 and backordered.
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AliExpress has a 4-button controller for a Kaabo scooter that might just work, so I'm thinking about that.
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Have you found anything yet?

Joe
 
Hey Joe - you're amazing!!! I never found a part number, but I did find a website from iZip for ordering parts and they too told me it was on backorder. I asked if it was like an indefinite backorder and they said they expected it to be in stock in a month.

Until then i'm going to try cutting a couple little pieces of pencil eraser and taping them on the controller so that there's something that protrudes and I can use until the part comes in.
 
Hey Joe - you're amazing!!! I never found a part number, but I did find a website from iZip for ordering parts and they too told me it was on backorder. I asked if it was like an indefinite backorder and they said they expected it to be in stock in a month.

Until then i'm going to try cutting a couple little pieces of pencil eraser and taping them on the controller so that there's something that protrudes and I can use until the part comes in.
My son has the same issue with his iZip Currie controller. I was thinking about taking 4 ball bearings and putting them on each controller button to have them protrude. I like your eraser idea too. Can you please post the website you found for ordering parts? Thanks !
 
What was the price from Alta?

Keep us updated on whether those temporary fixes work.
 
I never got a price from Alta.
In fact, decided to ditch the bike & buy a new one - wasn't just the pad - I also needed a new battery soon as mine is 8 years old and the range was decreasing ($600) and a never-done tune up ($100), and that $800 happened to be the amount we paid for a new inexpensive e-bike. So I'm going to put the iZip up for sale for $250 or so if anyone in the Gettysburg PA area can use it!
 
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