Segway electric bikes fault codes
Every Segway electric bikes fault code we have documented, with what it means. Pick yours to see causes, checks and the parts involved.
● 6 codes documented
Segway uses 6 fault codes on its electric bikes, shown on the display when the machine stops — among them A1, A2, A3, Q1, Q2. Each one points to a specific part: on this page you find them all, with what they mean.
How to read the code on the display
Every code below comes from a published source, with the manufacturer or motor system stated — never a generic table.
Write the code down before switching off: many machines clear it when unplugged, and without the code the fault has to be found from scratch.
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All Segway codes
6 codes, in order. Click one to open its page.
| CODE | WHAT IT MEANS |
|---|---|
| A1 | No, a driver s license is typically not required for Segway tours. Participants usually need to be of a… |
| A2 | Most tour operators have a weather policy. They will usually offer to reschedule your tour for a different… |
| A3 | Yes, children can participate, but there are usually minimum age and weight restrictions. For example, a… |
| Q1 | Do I need a driver s license to operate a Segway on a tour? |
| Q2 | What happens if it rains during my scheduled tour? |
| Q3 | Can children participate in a Segway tour? |