Recent content by PASJames

I attempted to repair the broken charger cable plug, but it was too badly damaged. I was unable to find a replacement plug to solder onto the cable and Haibike told me that they also were unaware of where a person could find such a plug as a stand-alone purchase. I thought about opening the...

I had it plugged in to the wall outlet in a dark garage and pulled the bike out not realizing it was connected. The jank did a number on both plug ends.

I damaged both the male and female charger to battery connectors on my 2016 SDuro Haibike Yamaha middrive with Yamaha OEM 400 Wh battery. I think the damage to both plug ends is not repairable. Where do I find replacement parts? I need a new charger to battery plug. In addition, I need to...

amberwolf Thank you for past assistance with this problem. I ordered a new controller and speed sensor from GreenBikeKit. It took four and one half months to arrive. After installing the new controller and sensor, carefully checking all connections and load testing the fully charged battery...

Thank you. I think I will open the motor case and check the controller wires and their connections next.

The bike has been very gently used. There is certainly no obvious pinching or scuffing of the power cable from the battery all the way to where it enters the motor unit. What is the possibility that the wire is loose or disconnected inside of the motor unit and before it enters the plastic...

Thank you for responding. Yes. This is the same unit which I got help with on this forum when I had to abandon the faulty hall sensor and replace it with a simple reed sensor. It has been working fine since that time. The 41V from the battery was tested at the larger gauge red and white...

My BBS01B (250 W 36V #1710090097) stopped working. -Battery is charged and reads 41 volts at connectors between battery and mid drive unit. -C965 display is blank-not working. -Unplugged, inspected and carefully replugged all external connections -On day the motor stopped working, I was...

Roger- If you read through the entire string, it will be clear that I don't have expertise in speedometer sensors. I got the idea of using an old sensor I had on another bike from a separate forum post. If I understand sensors correctly (and I may be wrong) there are the more sophisticated...

Fechter- It worked! I cannot thank you enough for hanging in there with me working through possibilities. Your help is what these forums are all about. After the trial connection you suggested worked, I took a reed switch sensor off an old bike and installed it. I have speedo and odo again...

I connected the black wire to the battery pack negative, turned the display on. No red light. I passed the magnet by hand past the sensor. No change at the display and no red light. Deciding I needed to confirm that the red light actually still works, I disconnected the wire (above) to the...

One more thing: I posted originally that when I tested the sensor red light that it would only light when I connected positive voltage to the white wire and negative to the red. That was mistaken. It is the reverse. Positive to red and negative to white makes it light. No combination of...

Fechter- Connecting my digital meter on the ohms setting to the battery pack negative and the black produces no reading...an open circuit. The red is 26 Meg and the white is 6.9 K. Assuming the black ground is somehow disconnected/open in the sealed controller, can the black wire be connected...

Using Fechter's suggestions I did the following: Turned on the battery pack switch, powered up the speedo display and checked the sensor cable voltages this time using the battery's black wire ground. Red is 5 volts, white is 5 volts and black is low millivolts or zero. I also once again...

First of all, I checked Rassy's suggestion regarding the red light. It does not light up. So I un-taped the place on the sensor cable where I had repaired the crimping explained in my first post. I put 12 volts DC across the red and white wires and the red light lit up. Note the light only...