Troubleshooting for Aurora & Kaiju
Discover common issues and their solutions here. If you need further assistance, contact us.
Kaiju: Error Codes & Solutions
| Error Code | Description | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| A - Communication Failures | ||
| bA | Rear Drive Communication Failure | Check the integrity of the communication cable wiring or inspect for broken wires. |
| FA | Front Drive Communication Failure | Check for wiring issues or broken connections. |
| B - Throttle & Hall Sensor Issues | ||
| b | Acceleration Finger Throttle Failure | Replace the finger throttle. |
| FC | Front Motor Hall Failure | Inspect the motor hall communication wiring. If no issues are found, replace the motor. |
| bC | Rear Motor Hall Failure | Same as front motor hall failure – check wiring first, then replace the motor if necessary. |
| E - Battery & Voltage Issues | ||
| E | Under-Voltage Alarm |
Check if the battery voltage is low. Charge the battery and test it. Try using a fully charged battery. If the battery power is normal but the error persists, replace the controller. |
| F - Controller Overcurrent Issues | ||
| FF | Front Drive Controller Overcurrent Alarm | The controller’s internal MOS tube may have short-circuited. If the error remains after shutting down, replace the controller. |
| bF | Rear Controller Overcurrent Alarm | This can happen during high-speed riding over potholes or sudden obstacles, causing high resistance and triggering protection mode. Restart the motor or rotate it manually to reset. |
| dF | Dual Controller Overcurrent Alarm | Same as above—try resetting; if the issue persists, inspect or replace controllers. |
| H - Brake Failure | ||
| H | Brake Failure | Check if the brake handle Hall switch is properly closed. If no issue is found, replace the brake handle. |
| L - Drive Starting Current Abnormalities | ||
| bL | Rear Drive Starting Current Abnormality | Remove and reinsert the rear drive battery, then restart. If the issue persists, replace the rear drive controller. |
| FL | Front Drive Starting Current Abnormality | Remove and reinsert the front drive battery, then restart. If unresolved, replace the front drive controller. |
| D - Motor Blocking Issues | ||
| Fd | Front Motor Blocking Alarm | Try pushing the motor to reset. If the issue persists, replace the controller or motor. |
| bd | Rear Motor Blocking Alarm | Same as front motor blocking—push to reset, then replace if necessary. |
| dd | Front & Rear Motor Blocking Alarm | Check both motors and controllers for issues, following the same troubleshooting steps. |
Aurora: Error Codes & Solutions
| Error Code | Description | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| A - Communication Failure | ||
| A | Communication Failure | Check the integrity of the communication line wiring. |
| B - Acceleration Dial Failure | ||
| b | Acceleration Dial Failure | Replace the finger throttle. |
| C or C0 - Motor Hall Failure | ||
| C | Motor Hall Failure | Check the integrity of the motor Hall communication line wiring. If no abnormalities are found, replace the motor. |
| E or E0 - Undervoltage Alarm | ||
| E | Undervoltage Alarm | Check if the battery voltage is low. Charge the battery and test it. Alternatively, replace with a battery that has sufficient power for testing. If the battery power is normal, replace the controller and test. |
| F or F0 - Overcurrent Alarm | ||
| F | Overcurrent Alarm | The internal MOS tube of the controller may have broken down, causing a short circuit. If the issue persists after shutting down, replace the controller. During high-speed riding, if you encounter potholes or stalls, the motor may experience strong resistance, triggering a large reverse current that activates protection mode. This will disappear after shutdown and restart. |