Technical Bulletins
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If your First Generation MPF-equipped Vvolt ebike displays any of the following codes on the Xplova EH-02 display, please consult the following chart. Should you not be able to resolve the issue on your own, please email us at [email protected]
If your First Generation hub-motor Vvolt ebike displays any of the following codes on the Xplova EH-02 display, please consult the following chart. Should you not be able to resolve the issue on your own, please email us at [email protected]
Display: D20/D16Fault D20Fault D16Solution: Alpha II, Slice LiteSolution: Centauri II, Centauri SE 01/21Motor over currentMotor over current1. Check whether the battery connection or the output of battery power is normal; if problems persist, please
Are you wondering why your ebike won't turn on after letting it sit for a few days? Do you think your battery may be defective? Read this first!. Picture this: you go on a nice ride but then leave your first generation ebike sitting for a few days. Y
It happens! All the sudden you realize, "wait a second, where's my key?". Fear not, we've got you covered. Email us the number on your lock face and we can see if we've got a replacement at our Portland workshop. If we don't, then we can place an or
Uh oh! It's Error Code 04!. The error code denotes a fault with the brake cutoff sensor(s) installed on the underside of the Shimano MT200 brake levers on your Alpha II. The goal of the brake cutoff switch is to cut power to the motor when the brakes
Warp Speed, Captain!. Suppose your Ananda M100-powered Vvolt ebike has erratic motor behavior, such as inconsistent power delivery and instances of no power delivered, in addition to faulty speed readings on your display. In that case, you need to ad