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Electric scooters.

What the code on your display means, what causes it, and which part to check first — for electric bikes and electric scooters.
116 fault codes documented33% with a documented cause
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In short

We have documented 116 electric scooters fault codes from published technical sources. 38 of them (33%) also carry the cause, not just the meaning. The most frequent subjects are the battery, the motor, wiring and communication. On 10 codes the same code means different things depending on the brand — always check yours.

What can go wrong

Most frequent fault codes

Each code below comes from a published source, with the cause and the check to run. We never invent a cause we cannot document.

CodeWhat it meansCause & what to check
E1 ApolloController communication errorController malfunction or wiring issue
E2 ApolloBrake sensor errorBrake lever sensor stuck or damaged
E3 ApolloMotor communication errorMotor hall sensor malfunction
E4 ApolloThrottle signal errorThrottle sensor malfunction
E5 ApolloBattery communication errorBattery management system issue
E6 ApolloOvercurrent protectionController detecting abnormal power draw
E7 ApolloMotor hall sensor failureMotor sensor wiring issue
E8 ApolloController overheating protectionController temperature limit exceeded
E1 DualtronController communication errorController malfunction or wiring issue
E2 DualtronBrake sensor errorBrake lever sensor stuck or damaged
E3 DualtronMotor communication errorMotor hall sensor malfunction
E4 DualtronThrottle signal errorThrottle sensor malfunction
E5 DualtronBattery communication errorBattery management system issue
E6 DualtronOvercurrent protectionController detecting abnormal power draw
E7 DualtronMotor hall sensor failureMotor sensor wiring issue
E8 DualtronController overheating protectionController temperature limit exceeded
E1 GotraxController communication errorController malfunction or wiring issue
E2 GotraxBrake sensor errorBrake lever sensor stuck or damaged
E3 GotraxMotor communication errorMotor hall sensor malfunction
E4 GotraxThrottle signal errorThrottle sensor malfunction
E5 GotraxBattery communication errorBattery management system issue
E6 GotraxOvercurrent protectionController detecting abnormal power draw
E7 GotraxMotor hall sensor failureMotor sensor wiring issue
E1 HiboyController communication errorController malfunction or wiring issue
E2 HiboyBrake sensor errorBrake lever sensor stuck or damaged
E3 HiboyMotor communication errorMotor hall sensor malfunction
E4 HiboyThrottle signal errorThrottle sensor malfunction
E5 HiboyBattery communication errorBattery management system issue
E6 HiboyOvercurrent protectionController detecting abnormal power draw
E7 HiboyMotor hall sensor failureMotor sensor wiring issue
E1 KaaboController communication errorController malfunction or wiring issue
E2 KaaboBrake sensor errorBrake lever sensor stuck or damaged
E3 KaaboMotor communication errorMotor hall sensor malfunction
E4 KaaboThrottle signal errorThrottle sensor malfunction
E5 KaaboBattery communication errorBattery management system issue
E6 KaaboOvercurrent protectionController detecting abnormal power draw
E7 KaaboMotor hall sensor failureMotor sensor wiring issue
E8 KaaboController overheating protectionController temperature limit exceeded
20 1 NamiRear motor error— cause not yet documented
20 2 NamiFront motor error— cause not yet documented

What actually breaks

Counted on the 116 codes on this page, not estimated.

subjectcodesshare
the battery34
29%
the motor33
28%
wiring and communication26
22%
the controller23
20%
the speed sensor20
17%
the brake cut-off13
11%
the throttle13
11%
overheating6
5%

The parts that fail

The components behind the codes above: pump, heating element, seal, filter.

The parts that fail
The components behind the codes above: pump, heating element, seal, filter.
the battery 29%the motor 28%wiring and communication 22%the controller 20%the speed sensor 17%the brake cut-off 11%

Brands covered

XiaomiSegwayTeverunApolloDualtronKaaboGotraxHiboyPureNami

Frequently asked questions

Answers counted on our own data, with the sources cited at the bottom of the page.

What is the most common electric scooters fault code?

In our data the code that appears on the largest number of brands is E1. On Apollo it means: Controller communication error

Does the same code mean the same thing on every brand?

No, and this is the single most useful thing to know. We found 10 codes that appear on two or more brands with different meanings. For example E1: on Apollo it means «Controller communication error», on Dualtron it means «Controller communication error».

What goes wrong most often on a electric scooters?

Counting the causes we documented: the battery (29%), the motor (28%), wiring and communication (22%), the controller (20%). This is what the codes actually describe.

Which brands are covered?

For electric scooters we currently document codes for: Xiaomi, Segway, Teverun, Apollo, Dualtron, Kaabo, Gotrax, Hiboy, Pure, Nami. The list grows as we verify new sources.

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