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0804 The temperature sensor inside the drive unit control
system (control unit) has detected temporary
excessive drive temperature caused by specific
operating conditions.
0805 Excessive motor temperature.
0806 Non-compliant electrical system peripheral bus
voltage.
0808 Motor locked.
The motor failed to start due to mechanical lock or a
problem with the internal wiring of the drive unit.
0809 Battery voltage exceeds maximum permitted.
0810 Non-compliant current sensor
0811 Excessive current detected.
1101 Communication problem between Motor (Drive Unit)
and Display.
1102 Display button(s) in pressed and/or locked state.
• LCD display - CDC13-BT
Overview of controls and symbols
1. Indicator light for light ON
2. Assist: indicator of the Pedal Assist level selected (numerical
value)
3. Error: malfunction warning light
4. Indicator light for walk assist mode ON
5. Digital speedometer: indicator light for speed detected during use
(Km/H or MPH)
6. AVG: display of average speed data recorded during the last use
(Km/h or MPH)
7. MAX: display of maximum speed data recorded during the last
use (Km/h or MPH)
DO NOT SWITCH THE PRODUCT OFF and
wait for a few minutes for the internal temper-
ature to drop below preset levels and, as the
fault signal disappears, allow the system to
resume correct operation.
IMPORTANT: Switching off the product while
the error code is displayed may lead to func-
tion lockouts which can only be restored at an
authorised service centre.
Contact authorised technical support in the
event of frequent error code notifications.
Switch off the product temporarily to allow its
components to cool.
Contact authorised technical support in the
event of frequent error code notifications.
Contact authorised technical support service.
Contact authorised technical support service.
Replace battery.
Contact authorised technical support service.
Contact authorised technical support service.
Check that wiring is correctly connected and
undamaged.
Manually intervene on the display buttons to
allow removal of pressure and/or lock status.
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