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Hello, first time here but thought it would be a good place to ask.
I have recently got a solar scooter not sure on specific but I essentially just ripped the 60v battery out and slapped a 72v straight in there (very tight tolerance) .
It worked fine even though the controller was only rated for 60v just had a bit of a weird power curve. But basically that controller eventually gave up after about 3 weeks of daily usage , I assume due to the over voltage. I still wanted to ride the scooter so ordered a controller capable of handling the power of the new battery. Landed on a flipsky FT85BD which looked ideal for the circumstances.
Ordered it and it arrived decently quick which was happy days. Unboxed the whole operation and got her wired in nicely and resdy to power on.
This is where the problems started…
First issue was that I was getting no activity from the controller after connecting the battery and power switch. So I did some research and established that the controller needed an anti spark connection from the battery to slowly charge the capacitors before full power. Fair enough swapped my original xt60 connectors for xt90s and that solved thay issue. Now when u connect the battery and turn on the switch a single green LED turns on but that was it. No flashing no beeps no motor movement nothing. (Would also not connect to Bluetooth even thought it showed up with an extremly weak signal (-95db) nor show any signs of life when I attempted usb connection)
I then triple checked everything and came across a balance wire that had disconnected from the cells in the battery connected to the bms. I assumed this had to be the problem to went about fixing that hoping it was a bms issue causing all this madness.
After repairing the balance cable I still got nothing.
So just to clarify.
Controller has a single solid green LED when powered and has an extremly faint signal showing up on nRF scanner when my phone is literally on top of the controller.
Could anyone please offer any sort of assistance on this matter ?
Thankyou in advance.
I have recently got a solar scooter not sure on specific but I essentially just ripped the 60v battery out and slapped a 72v straight in there (very tight tolerance) .
It worked fine even though the controller was only rated for 60v just had a bit of a weird power curve. But basically that controller eventually gave up after about 3 weeks of daily usage , I assume due to the over voltage. I still wanted to ride the scooter so ordered a controller capable of handling the power of the new battery. Landed on a flipsky FT85BD which looked ideal for the circumstances.
Ordered it and it arrived decently quick which was happy days. Unboxed the whole operation and got her wired in nicely and resdy to power on.
This is where the problems started…
First issue was that I was getting no activity from the controller after connecting the battery and power switch. So I did some research and established that the controller needed an anti spark connection from the battery to slowly charge the capacitors before full power. Fair enough swapped my original xt60 connectors for xt90s and that solved thay issue. Now when u connect the battery and turn on the switch a single green LED turns on but that was it. No flashing no beeps no motor movement nothing. (Would also not connect to Bluetooth even thought it showed up with an extremly weak signal (-95db) nor show any signs of life when I attempted usb connection)
I then triple checked everything and came across a balance wire that had disconnected from the cells in the battery connected to the bms. I assumed this had to be the problem to went about fixing that hoping it was a bms issue causing all this madness.
After repairing the balance cable I still got nothing.
So just to clarify.
Controller has a single solid green LED when powered and has an extremly faint signal showing up on nRF scanner when my phone is literally on top of the controller.
Could anyone please offer any sort of assistance on this matter ?
Thankyou in advance.