Li-fe 36v electric scooter

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Hello, I have a Li-fe 250 electric scooter which when I try to press the power button nothing happens accept the rear lights flash four times. I have checked the voltage in the battery which was fine and replaced the cables and screen but still the same issue?
 
What does the manual say that blink code means?
 
If you are interested, it is available online; shows up in a google search for your phrase
Li-fe 250 electric scooter
as a PDF link in the fourth hit. (adding the word "manual" to the phrase makes it the first hit)
The search result page includes a quote from the PDF of "4. Your scooter is fitted with a rear brake light which will
illuminate automatically whenever you pull the brake lever." That gives you something to check for.

If it turns out that there aren't any error codes in there, you could contact the manufacturer via the info at the end of the manual to see if they have those codes.

If it turns out there aren't any error codes at all, perhaps the blinking simply means the brake is engaged, per the quoted phrase above.

Beyond that, we'd need more info on the specific test(s) already done (what test was done and how it was done and what the exact results were), and what happened just before the problem started.**** Then we can suggest other tests that might provide useful information to help you troubleshoot it.



****almost always, there is something that happened to the device people come here to ask for help with, that they did not bother to tell us about but was the key to helping them find the problem to fix it. Some of them even insist nothing happened, until some days or weeks down the line they say, well, nothing except for that crash, or that rainstorm, or that time it fell in a river, etc. :p ;)
 
If you are interested, it is available online; shows up in a google search for your phrase
Li-fe 250 electric scooter
as a PDF link in the fourth hit. (adding the word "manual" to the phrase makes it the first hit)
The search result page includes a quote from the PDF of "4. Your scooter is fitted with a rear brake light which will
illuminate automatically whenever you pull the brake lever." That gives you something to check for.

If it turns out that there aren't any error codes in there, you could contact the manufacturer via the info at the end of the manual to see if they have those codes.

If it turns out there aren't any error codes at all, perhaps the blinking simply means the brake is engaged, per the quoted phrase above.

Beyond that, we'd need more info on the specific test(s) already done (what test was done and how it was done and what the exact results were), and what happened just before the problem started.**** Then we can suggest other tests that might provide useful information to help you troubleshoot it.



****almost always, there is something that happened to the device people come here to ask for help with, that they did not bother to tell us about but was the key to helping them find the problem to fix it. Some of them even insist nothing happened, until some days or weeks down the line they say, well, nothing except for that crash, or that rainstorm, or that time it fell in a river, etc. :p ;)
The screen smashed so I replaced it with an exact replacement from aovofix then after installing this issue accrued.
 
The screen smashed so I replaced it with an exact replacement from aovofix then after installing this issue accrued.
Then my first guess based on incomplete information is that during the event that smashed the screen (crash? vandalism? ?? (it wouldn't have smashed by itself, something else would have had to smash it) that other things were damaged, either directly by the event (in which case they may have nothing to do with the display itself), or indirectly by short circuits inside the display blowing up other stuff that's connected to the display.


My next guess would be that the new display is defective, miswired, not fully connected, etc.
 
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