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General Category => General Discussions => Topic started by: mwm341 on September 14, 2010, 07:50:00 PM
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with SIX beeps. It came back 20 minutes later, but now I'm confused. Ideas, anyone?
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Had it been working hard, or done lots of high speed regen on steep hills?
It could be a temperature controlled safety cutoff which resets itself when the motor cools down again.
Alan
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with SIX beeps. It came back 20 minutes later, but now I'm confused. Ideas, anyone?
Six beeps? first I heard of that one. I had my pie(when I had only one) shut down on me several times for heat and come back 5-7 minutes later. But no beeps.maybe it means.
I'M - TOO - HOT - I'M - TOO - HOT
It used to frustrate me as well, But it beats frying the motor! I noticed top end was around 35kph so I set my cycle analyst to 32kph and it never shut down again. I guess reducing the speed by that amount was enough to not have the motor running flat out at all times and alowed it to run cool enough.
Gary
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Wow too hot..
Was this im guessing this was an internal controller?
What were you doing?
How is your amps and regen set?
I towed 40+ kgs 110 kg (242 lbs) including the rider home no pedals,today on my 250 watt 20" brushed motor and it was barely warm. I hope that the my soon to arrive pies can do this too without getting too hot.
The brushed motor is not only on a 20" wheel its geared as well and reaches 28kph~ 30kph max.
Today's temperature is a nice 27 deg C. So we got ourselves a BBQ to keep the heat out of the home in summer.
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I love that bike !!!
Hey Les can you tell me a bit more about the trailer? Specifically the arm
yay