SvenHelgason
Member
Hi guys,
Intro: 2017 Focus Jam2 with 8500km had bearing problems, replaced them but housing was already damaged because of the big bearings on the outer right side were eating it. No errors.
Bought a second hand motor (mistake) with 3000km. Worked well for about 300km and then developed the duck sound. Took it apart, lubed it up and it got quite for about some 100km. Yesterday I had enough of the duck and decided to open it to install the two gear banks from my old motor as they had new bearings.
Managed to finish it quite quickly, sealed up and installed with confidence only to see the W013! Which I had never had before.
I then began with installing the original gears, but error was still there!
Next up I swapped parts one by one and tested but always W013,
Cleaned finally all the original parts put back together and then got an E010....! wtf
I then started playing around with cables, new speed sensor cable and cable to the monitor but nothing. I suspected that the bike was having the issues and not the E8000:
To eliminate that possibility I fully re-assembled my old Motor with all of the original parts from it, plugged in and NO ERRORS.. ok at least the frame/battery/speed sensor/monitor are ok.
As the housing of my old motor is damaged beyond repair I then decided to completely strip both housings and move all circuitry from my old motor to the new housing. I stripped it down, all exept the motor itself, rebuilt and plugged in.. W013..
Suffice to say I AM TOTALLY LOST.
The only think I can think of now is somehow the actual drive unit (motor) got damaged when I started? It must have some circuit boards that are not visible.
Tonight I will swap the drive units also between the housings.
ANY IDEAS?
Intro: 2017 Focus Jam2 with 8500km had bearing problems, replaced them but housing was already damaged because of the big bearings on the outer right side were eating it. No errors.
Bought a second hand motor (mistake) with 3000km. Worked well for about 300km and then developed the duck sound. Took it apart, lubed it up and it got quite for about some 100km. Yesterday I had enough of the duck and decided to open it to install the two gear banks from my old motor as they had new bearings.
Managed to finish it quite quickly, sealed up and installed with confidence only to see the W013! Which I had never had before.
I then began with installing the original gears, but error was still there!
Next up I swapped parts one by one and tested but always W013,
Cleaned finally all the original parts put back together and then got an E010....! wtf
I then started playing around with cables, new speed sensor cable and cable to the monitor but nothing. I suspected that the bike was having the issues and not the E8000:
To eliminate that possibility I fully re-assembled my old Motor with all of the original parts from it, plugged in and NO ERRORS.. ok at least the frame/battery/speed sensor/monitor are ok.
As the housing of my old motor is damaged beyond repair I then decided to completely strip both housings and move all circuitry from my old motor to the new housing. I stripped it down, all exept the motor itself, rebuilt and plugged in.. W013..
Suffice to say I AM TOTALLY LOST.
The only think I can think of now is somehow the actual drive unit (motor) got damaged when I started? It must have some circuit boards that are not visible.
Tonight I will swap the drive units also between the housings.
ANY IDEAS?