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Dc motor controller 6 wire connection problem

shaker112

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Hello i got problem i ayyached 6wires to dc motor controller with 3step throotle but first time it was working after nothing works only lights show up but nothing else and sometimes when i touch with fingers it hub wheel start spinning for no reason so i dont understand whats going on,can you help me please?each wire been conected to the right colour.i dont know do i need New controller or throotle ibgot two throotle so i dont think uts a throotle.
 

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You might need more & better pictures for anybody to tell anything :D. If it spins sometimes then it sounds like a possible throttle wiring or controller problem.
 
Hello i got problem i ayyached 6wires to dc motor controller with 3step throotle but first time it was working after nothing works only lights show up but nothing else and sometimes when i touch with fingers it hub wheel start spinning for no reason so i dont understand whats going on,can you help me please?each wire been conected to the right colour.i dont know do i need New controller or throotle ibgot two throotle so i dont think uts a throotle.
I suspect you have to improve the quality of your connections rather than merely twisting the wires together. Maybe a bad connection on some wires like the ground wire causes lost throttle signal or wide open throttle upon you touching it and disturbing the wiring. Hopefully the hall sensor still okay if that was the case.
 
I suspect you have to improve the quality of your connections rather than merely twisting the wires together. Maybe a bad connection on some wires like the ground wire causes lost throttle signal or wide open throttle upon you touching it and disturbing the wiring. Hopefully the hall sensor still okay if that was the case.
There's nothing wrong with twisting. Twisting and electrical tape.
Throttles can go bad a lot. I've had 2 bad ones and blown up a controller or 2, too.
Have not even had that many throttles. Maybe 8, and 2 were bad.
 
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