Guías de reparación de e-bikes y códigos de error

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How to Choose an E-Bike Motor Wheel: 5 Measurements to Take Before You Buy a Bafang Hub Motor
Five checks to make before ordering a Bafang hub motor: rear dropout gap against OLD, brake rotor mount, freewheel or cassette, wheel size, and voltage and motor plug. It also... Leer más...
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Hub Motor Cable Torn Off at the Axle? How to Tell If It Can Be Rewired
A hub motor cable torn off where it leaves the axle can often be replaced, but only once you know what else was damaged. Before you plan a rewire, confirm... Leer más...
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Rad Power Bikes Throttle Not Working: Test the Throttle and Pedal Assist Separately
First check whether pedal assist still works. Rad's Help Center steps: read the display, rotate the throttle, isolate parts that can block the motor. Leer más...
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Gotrax E-Bike Error Codes: Three Families (E02-E13, Error 21-30 and the Mustang Hex Codes)
Gotrax e-bikes use three code systems: E02 to E13, ERROR 21 to 30 on the F-series, and Mustang hex codes. Which one your bike uses and what to check first. Leer más...
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Aventon Torque Sensor and Cadence Sensor Replacement: Which Bottom Bracket Fits Which Model
Aventon uses a cadence sensor or a torque-sensor bottom bracket, sold as separate parts by model. Which one your bike takes, and checks before ordering. Leer más...
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Heybike E65 Motor/Hall Sensor Failure: Testing Before You Buy a New Motor
E65 on a Mars 3.0 or Ranger 3.0 Pro names an area, not a part. The free checks with the bike off, and what a Hall sensor test proves before... Leer más...
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Rad Power Bikes Display Showing km/h Instead of mph: Where the Units Setting Is on the Advanced and Integrated Color Displays
On Rad's Advanced and Integrated Color Displays, km/h or mph is a menu setting, not a fault. Where the Units item sits on each display and what it changes. Leer más...
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Lectric E008 Throttle Fault: The Quick Plug Check, and the XP4 Settings That Mimic a Dead Throttle
The XP4 manual lists E008 as a throttle fault with one fix: check the throttle quick plug. Then test the throttle and rule out settings that mimic it. Leer más...
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Aventon Controller Replacement: When a Level 2, Aventure or Abound Controller Is the Real Problem
Aventon sells replacement controllers in model-specific options, such as Level 2, Aventure and Abound. What the page lists and what to rule out first. Leer más...
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Heybike Throttle Not Working: E61, Drive Mode Settings and What to Check Before Replacing It
E61 or a dead throttle on a Heybike is not always a failed part. Check the Drive Mode and Start Mode settings and loose plugs before you replace it. Leer más...
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Rad Power Bike Won't Turn On: A Connector-by-Connector Check Beyond the Battery
Rad's Help Center order for a bike that won't power on: rule out the battery first, then check each electrical connector one at a time. Plus our notes. Leer más...
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Jasion EB7 and X-Hunter Error Codes 21 to 30: What Each One Points To
Jasion's EB7 and X-Hunter manuals give codes 21 to 25 and 30 two or three words each. What each may point to, and what to check before unplugging. Leer más...
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Lectric E010 and E011 Display Communication Errors: Check the Display Quick Plug First
On the XP 3.0 and XP4, E010 and E011 are display communication errors. The manuals' first fix is the display quick plug; here is how to check it. Leer más...
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Super73 Won't Turn On or Keeps Cutting Out: The Connection Checklist Super73 Wants You to Run First
Super73's own checklist before you contact support, for R, S and Z-Series bikes: reseat every connection, check the SUPER73 app, then the extra checks. Leer más...
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Replacing an Aventon Display: BC147, BC201, BC280 and A280 and Which Bikes Take Which
Aventon lists four replacement displays: BC147, BC201, BC280 and A280. Which bikes take which, where the parts pages stop, and how to order carefully. Leer más...
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Heybike Controller Replacement: Regular Port vs 3C Port on the Mars and Cityscape
Heybike lists Mars and Cityscape controllers in Regular Port and 3C Port versions. What Heybike has published about the choice, and how to order carefully. Leer más...
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Lectric E007 Motor Fault: Check the Motor Quick Plug and the Controller Panel Before You Replace Anything
E007 flags a motor fault, not a dead motor. Lectric's XP 3.0 and XP4 manuals start with the motor quick plug, then the wires in the controller panel. Leer más...
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How to Troubleshoot an E-Bike: Free Checks Before Parts
Most e-bike faults narrow down with checks that cost nothing: a loose plug, a sticking brake lever, a battery not fully seated. Find your symptom here. Leer más...
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How to Hold an E-Bike Safely for Repair: Stands, Clamps and Alternatives
Stands tip, clamps crush frame tubes full of wiring, displays snap off. Check the weight, take the battery out, then use a clamp stand or an alternative. Leer más...
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How to Change a Hub Motor: Complete Motor Wheel or Bare Motor
Confirm the motor really failed, match the new motor's measurements, then swap in a complete motor wheel or fit a bare motor into your old rim. Leer más...
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How to Remove and Install a Rear Hub Motor Wheel
A rear hub motor wheel has a motor cable, flat-sided axle ends, shaped washers and large axle nuts. How to take it out and refit it square and secure. Leer más...
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Inner Tube or Tubeless? Replacing an E-Bike Tire and Tube Together
How to tell whether your wheels run tubes or tubeless, when the tire itself needs replacing, and how to replace the tire and tube together. Leer más...
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How to Fix a Flat or Change a Tire on an E-Bike
A flat on an e-bike is the same job as on any bicycle, with a heavier wheel, stiffer tires and, on a hub motor wheel, a motor cable and big... Leer más...
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What Rad Power Still Sells in 2026: Official Spare Parts vs. the Electrical Parts You Have to Source Elsewhere
Rad's spare-parts page is still live after the bankruptcy. What it stocks, what it leaves out, and how to source the electrical parts it does not carry. Leer más...
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Aventon Pace 500 Throttle Not Working: The Pedal-First Rule, Error 22 and When to Replace It
On a Pace 500 the throttle waits for you to pedal first. Rule out the brake cutoff, see what error 22 means, and test the throttle before replacing it. Leer más...
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Heybike Error Codes E60-E65: What Each Code Means on the Mars 3.0 and Ranger 3.0 Pro
Heybike's Mars 3.0 and Ranger 3.0 Pro manuals list six codes, E60 to E65. What each one means and the free checks to run before assuming a part failed. Leer más...
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Lectric Error Codes Explained: E003, E006 to E011 and HOT on the XP 3.0 and XP4
Lectric's XP 3.0 and XP4 manuals list eight codes: E003, E006 to E011 and HOT. What each means and the quick plug checks to run before any new part. Leer más...
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Controller Self-Learning Didn't Work? What Each Result Tells You
Some universal sine-wave controllers sold for hub-motor repairs have a self-learning function, usually started with a pair of learning wires. Instead of you matching the motor's phase and Hall wires... Leer más...
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Wiring a Headlight to a New Controller: Treat the Light Output as a Signal, Not Power
A controller's light output can be a signal, not a power supply, and light circuits have been damaged this way. How to check the port before you connect. Leer más...
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KT Display C Parameters: PAS Sensor Type, Current Limit and Low-Voltage Cutoff
If your e-bike has a KT-family display such as the KT-LCD3, KT-LCD5 or KT-LCD8H, its settings menu includes two numbered lists. The P list covers the motor, wheel-speed signal, assist... Leer más...
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New Controller Won't Power On? Check the Key Switch Wire First
A replacement controller that stays silent is often not dead. Check the thin key switch wire first, then where the on signal comes from, step by step. Leer más...
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Bafang OEM Controller Connectors: What Each Plug Is For and the Connection Order in Bafang's Manual
Which plug is which on a Bafang OEM controller, using the CR S307 dealer manual: the 11-pin motor plug, the EB-BUS, and the order to connect them. Leer más...
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Speedometer Wrong After a Controller Swap? Check Wheel Size and Display Settings First
Speed too high, too low or in km/h after a new controller? Check units, wheel size and the motor value (P1 or P07), then compare against GPS. Leer más...
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After the Install: Power-On Check, Brake Cutoff, and a Careful First Ride
After fitting a controller, display or hub motor: power on with the wheel off the ground, check the brake cutoff, then take a careful first ride. Leer más...
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Replacing the Controller on an Older Crystalyte Hub Motor: Wires, Hall Plug, Axle
When an older Crystalyte controller fails, a generic sensored controller can often replace it. What to check at the wires, the Hall plug and the axle. Leer más...
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Bench-Test Your Conversion Kit Before You Install It
Lay the hub motor kit out and power it up before fitting it. What a bench test proves, the order to connect the parts, and what it cannot catch. Leer más...
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Ride1Up Error Codes: What 21, 24, 25 and 30 Mean, Plus the Revv1 List
Ride1Up bikes show plain numeric error codes, but the same number does not mean the same thing on every model. Ride1Up's support site has separate pages for Error 21, 24,... Leer más...
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Velotric Error Codes: The Old 21–30 Set and the New E-Series Groups
Velotric bikes show either a 21 to 30 code or a newer E-code such as E04 or E47. Which list your bike uses, what each group means, and free checks... Leer más...
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Thru-Axle Frame? Why a Bolt-On Hub Motor Will Not Fit
A 142 mm frame can still refuse a hub motor listed for 135-142 mm. The 30-second test for a thru-axle frame, and what you can do instead. Leer más...
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Hub Motor Axle Washers and Torque Arms: Order, Orientation, and When You Need One
Stop pins, tabbed washers, axle nuts and torque arms hold a hub motor's torque. The correct order and orientation, and when you need a torque arm. Leer más...
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Bafang Error 26: What It Points To and What to Check First
What Bafang's manuals say error 26 points to, why a torque sensor reports two things, how 26 differs from 21, and what to check before you order a part. Leer más...
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E-Bike Freewheel Removal: Which Tool Fits and What Not to Force
On a hub motor e-bike the usual freewheel tool often will not even slide on. Why, how to confirm what you have, the removal steps, and what not to force. Leer más...
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Best Free Resources to Actually Learn E-Bike Repair
Where to learn e-bike repair for free, how to judge any tutorial in 30 seconds, and a simple learning path from a bike that won't turn on to a diagnosis. Leer más...
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The Two-Bike Cross-Swap Test: Rules, Shortcuts, and One Big Risk
Swap parts with a second bike of the same kind to find a bad display, controller or motor. The rules, the shortcuts, and the one big risk to avoid. Leer más...
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Sensorless Controllers: A Fix When Your Hall Sensors Fail
Hall sensors sit inside the motor, so a failed one is costly to reach. What running sensorless means, the trade-off you accept, and when it makes sense. Leer más...
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Why Your E-Bike Shuts Off on Hills: Sustained Current, Not Just Voltage
Shutting off on a climb is a different fault from cutting out on a hard launch. Peak vs continuous ratings, three protections that trip, and what to do. Leer más...
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Cadence Sensor Troubleshooting: Gap, Alignment, and Replacement
A cadence sensor is one of the cheapest parts on an e-bike and one of the most common reasons a bike feels broken when it is not. If your assist... Leer más...
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The 10-Minute Hard Reset That Fixes More E-Bikes Than You Think
Before buying a controller or display, try a proper hard reset. Faults that often clear, the 10-minute procedure, reading the result, and when not to. Leer más...
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E-Bike Main Wiring Harness: When to Replace It and How to Choose
A failing main harness can look like a bad display, throttle or controller. Signs the harness is the problem, free checks first, and how to choose one. Leer más...
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KT vs No.2 Protocol: Why E-Bike Displays Aren't Interchangeable
Two displays can share a size, connector and buttons yet fail on each other's bikes. How the KT and No.2 families differ and how to tell which you have. Leer más...