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SC130A-EGC2-0FG1
MOTOR
CONT
CHECK AND TROUBLESHOOTING
• When the rider control motor speed via acceleration
handle, and if the motor can’t run and smoothly
and the instrument panel sends out a warning
signal, it is necessary to check the motor.
• It is necessary to confirm relevant motorcycle
components are free of failure or damage before
• It is necessary to confirm the connector between
the motor and controller is loosened or damaged.
testing.
1. Testing on check tools
• Remove the Hall sensor between the motor and
• Connect motor Hall sensor and the Hall sensor
on the check tools and switch on the power
• Turn the rear wheel by hand to confirm whether
the Hall indicator (U, V, W) can function norm
controller.
of check tool .
ally by conducting the checking steps as in the
following:
a. How to confirm Hall sensor signal functions
• Turn the rear wheel by hand. If none of Hall
signal indicators doesn’t remain on light-on
or light-off and every indictor remains on
regularly :
flashing, the Hall signal can function normally.
b. How to confirm Hall Sensor signal function
• Turn the rear wheel by hand. If any of Hall
signal indicator remains on light-on or light-
off and any indicator doesn’t remain on flashing,
irregularly :
the Hall signal functions irregularly. Please
replace the motor.
• When the instrument panel sends out a warning
c. If the instrument panel sends out a warning
If the instrument panel sends out a warning
tone, the control system can’t detect the
signals of motor Hall Sensor and the motor
The check procedures are as below:
tone or warning signal :
Hall Sensor functions irregular.
tone and the Hall sensor sends out a warning
signal (as illustrated in the left), please check
whether motor Hall sensor and controller Hall
sensor is loosened or there is poor contact.
• If wiring is regular, but there still sends out a
warning signal during riding, Please replace
Motor checking tool
Motor
Hall warning
tone
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HALL
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the motor.
Motor checking tool
Motor Hall sensor
Controller Hall sensor
TIP
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