Hello everyone 
After being very dumb and trying to connect a SW102 to my controller without checking if the pinouts match, I ended up with an Error 30 on my original display (C961).
I'm assuming that the non matching pinouts on displays sent a 48v to a wire that was expecting 5v. So I went to open the controller and see what was fried, but was faced with it filled with silicon (?) for waterproofing.
Anyone ever tried opening one like that? What's the magic? I've tried pliers to remove the silicon and a pry tool to at least unglue the corners and maybe slide something out, but I'm afraid I might end up hitting something on the board and ruining it even more (for now the bike still working, I've just lost the speed reading/battery reading/can't change PAS).
If I manage to open it, the next step will be looking for a fried voltage regulator?



Thanks!
After being very dumb and trying to connect a SW102 to my controller without checking if the pinouts match, I ended up with an Error 30 on my original display (C961).
I'm assuming that the non matching pinouts on displays sent a 48v to a wire that was expecting 5v. So I went to open the controller and see what was fried, but was faced with it filled with silicon (?) for waterproofing.
Anyone ever tried opening one like that? What's the magic? I've tried pliers to remove the silicon and a pry tool to at least unglue the corners and maybe slide something out, but I'm afraid I might end up hitting something on the board and ruining it even more (for now the bike still working, I've just lost the speed reading/battery reading/can't change PAS).
If I manage to open it, the next step will be looking for a fried voltage regulator?



Thanks!