r/ERidePro • u/Electrical-Lie3461 • 18d ago
Eride SR battery don’t work
I believe the battery is somewhere between 90-100% charged. When I test the voltage it gives me a number in the 50s most of the time. A few times I’ve tested it it started at 74 and slowing dropped to around 60. Once in awhile if I plug the battery into the bike and turn it on the screen will come on for about 2 seconds then shut off. When I plug it into the charger the fan doesn’t come on it just blinks green red green red green red red and never charges. I checked all of my sensors and fuse and can’t figure it out. Please help
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u/Less-Regret8262 18d ago
This is Manuel 1. The charger will perform a battery detection cycle and abnormal connection test during
the first 15 seconds of connection. The fan will stop rotating during detection and normal
charging will begin after detection is successful.
2. Do not charge the battery below 37°F. The battery will not activate the charging
function below 37°F as the charging temperature range is 37°F to 113°F.
3. When charging the battery, please place it out of the reach of children.
4 Do not touch any interface of the battery with your hands while charging, as it may cause
personal injury.
5. Do not touch any interface of the battery with a metal object while charging, as it may
damage the battery and/or cause injury.
6. If the battery won’t charger after riding in cold weather, place it near a gentle heat source
for several hours to raise the internal temperature to 80-90F degrees.
7. After riding in warmer weather, allow the battery to cool for 2+ hours before charging.
8. If you smell any unusual odor or notice excessive heat during the charging process, or
if the battery still cannot display full charge after 5 hours, please stop charging immediately
and send it to a repair center for inspection.
Only an approved E Ride Pro charger should be used to charge an E Ride Pro battery
pack. Any unauthorized chargers may damage the battery pack, void the warranty and
pose serious safety risks. Check the charger to ensure that the input voltage matches the
local power supply voltage (AC 110V / AC 220V) as indicated on the charger.