My DU-E8000 died

[franciscoasismm]

My DU-E8000 died, but Andrzej sold me a used one practically inaudible

 

[franciscoasismm]

On Sunday I did 65 kilometers of travel and on Monday it began to give new sounds and at 15 kilometers the mechanics collapsed the electronics worked well but the engine stopped assisting. I discard the original DU-E8000 engine after more than 30,000 real km. Luckily, two months ago I bought a backup DU-E8000 from Andrzej, within an hour I had my Neuron ON working again.
Just a week later my ebike is like new with the used engine that already goes for 3550 km. I recommend everyone to always have a second engine, so as not to stop enjoying

 

[an12dyw]

On Sunday I did 65 kilometers of travel and on Monday it began to give new sounds and at 15 kilometers the mechanics collapsed the electronics worked well but the engine stopped assisting. I discard the original DU-E8000 engine after more than 30,000 real km. Luckily, two months ago I bought a backup DU-E8000 from Andrzej, within an hour I had my Neuron ON working again.
Just a week later my ebike is like new with the used engine that already goes for 3550 km. I recommend everyone to always have a second engine, so as not to stop enjoying

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You got 30000km out of an e8000 motor, thats beyond incredible how did you manage that? I got 3100miled out my first motor and it went with thee e010 error code, i have a brand new motor to go in, just deciding wether to send it off to shimano or use STunlocker on it like my first motor

 

[franciscoasismm]

You got 30000km out of an e8000 motor, thats beyond incredible how did you manage that? I got 3100miled out my first motor and it went with thee e010 error code, i have a brand new motor to go in, just deciding wether to send it off to shimano or use STunlocker on it like my first motor

I never cleaned the engine with water, only damp microfiber cloths and some Muc-off Nano particle cleaner. I advise you to use etuning app My friend Miguel Angel passed the 37000 km, changing bearings at 30,000 km. Luck is also very important

 

[Paulquattro]

Luck is also very important

Luck and not living in the Muddy wet UK

 

[franciscoasismm]

Luck and not living in the Muddy wet UK

Si viviera en Reino Unido, me jubilaría en Portugal o España.

 

[Piotr Ratanczuk]

I managed to solve the problem with the e8000 engine.
Project assumptions.
Battery with open bms system.
Own display.
Everything works very well.
I'm working on my own force sensor.
I will develop this project, I hope it will help many people.
Regards