Step 2
- Ask Rider to remove the battery, check the contacts, re-install the battery
- Ask Rider to try to turn on the battery outside the bike — if it turns on externally, the battery itself is probably functional; always turn off before re-installation
- Ask to clean any contamination on the battery connectors with a dry brush or compressed air
- Ask to inspect all terminals for any physical damage and signs of corrosion
- If the charge port is undamaged, clean and dry, ask the Rider to connect the battery to the charger for about 30 seconds. If the battery has an error, the charger LED would flash red which can indicate a battery issue; Vado/Como Gen1 battery LEDs are not capable of showing error patterns.
- Note: Make sure charging is attempted within the accepted cell temperature range. Charging is not possible, if cell temperature is below 0 °C / 32 °F or above 50 °C / 122 °F.
Bike can now be powered on?
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