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Replacement wire harness

likeicare

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I have an ANCHEER Rover L and got an e 10 code, the only thing that does does not work is pedal assist and throttle. After trouble shooting I believe it's the wire harnees connection. I also have the AHCHEER Rover H, so I swapped the wire and everyting is fine.

I need to replace my wire connector harness and can't seem to find the right wiring combination, the wire brand is LinkWE
this is the main long wire - Controller Main Input: 9-pin Male (Black) and 3-pin Female Front/rear Light Display (Yellow)

These are the 4 other wires Connection: Throttle Connection: 6-pin Male (Black) Brakes: Two 2-pin female (Red) 5-pin female connector (green)

I also attached my motor which is a model: KD-JDW145F and my HUB


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Have you contacted ANCHEER for spare parts? They are an extremely popular brand.
 
I have an ANCHEER Rover L and got an e 10 code, the only thing that does does not work is pedal assist and throttle. After trouble shooting I believe it's the wire harnees connection. I also have the AHCHEER Rover H, so I swapped the wire and everyting is fine.

I need to replace my wire connector harness and can't seem to find the right wiring combination, the wire brand is LinkWE
this is the main long wire - Controller Main Input: 9-pin Male (Black) and 3-pin Female Front/rear Light Display (Yellow)

These are the 4 other wires Connection: Throttle Connection: 6-pin Male (Black) Brakes: Two 2-pin female (Red) 5-pin female connector (green)

I also attached my motor which is a model: KD-JDW145F and my HUB


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Since you have a working cable, you could use it to test continuity of the faulty cable to isolate which conductors may be damaged and repair it. Did you try running without the brake cutoffs connected?
 
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