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Hi guys, well the unit was working fully up until the other day when my mother and my wife took him out on it and the battery's starting to die, they then carried it home ( I told them not to push it so it didn't damage the motors- whether they did and aren't telling me due to the cost of the...

Hi john, I was measuring the vcc line off the pcb with my red lead and then I was putting the other lead on the black line of the battery (not sure my thought process on that just assumed positive and negative) Unfortunately I also cannot be certain which other wire goes to the on off switch...

That is correct john I think, did you see my above post where I tested the things you mentioned yesterday? Still no luck..

Okay thanks. Just to clarify as I think we may have crossed wires (no pun) The only way I can get the unit to work Id by switching the black wire into the yellow wires socket at the charger and then plugging the charger in , the whole bike , all buttons and functions then work If I try...

Hi guys, I have followed your instructions to test the voltage off the battery to the pcb which is 12v I have also tested the voltage going off the pcb to the motor when I am pressing the foot pedal and I am not Getting any voltage to the motor nor am I getting a drop in voltage off the...

I'll have to answer some of the questions when I'm home but the make model: it's the bike at the following address: http://m.fun4kids.co.uk/rocket-cruiser-deluxe-ride-on-12v-electric-motorbike-red.html The embossed letters I will need to give u later also but I know that some of them are ...

When you say yellow and black connected at charger socket do you mean just connected to there corresponding sockets or physically touching each other like when I'm testing it off the mains.. I will double check what you said when I get home this evening just to rule it out completely...

I am getting 12v going off the pcb to the on/off button.. The on off button is just literally an on/off switch for the whole bike, when it's working normally it's just a big round button that he presses to turn the bike on and off (it lights up when it's on and makes a sound.. All of which...

I've drawn a diagram of how I've chased the wires so far, hope it can be understood, it isn't in wiring diagram form or symbols due to my lack of knowledge in drawing them 😂

Yea regardless of what I press or don't press, or even if I disconnect the leads and just check the terminals of the battery's I still get 12v (6v each batt) I've tested the voltage up to the (vcc) part of the little pcb ( the connector with the Orange, red, blue white etc on it ) box too...

I'm starting to think the problem could be with that little pcb inside that is doing all the switching but not sure how I can "prove" this.. I unugged the red and black connector from them and linked them together but the overload i coked in so I unugged it before it done any damage (then...

Hopefully I can explain this correctly Across battery 1 + to - I get 6v From battery 2 I get the same If I do + to - across battery 1 to 2 I get 12v on the side that goes off into the bike If I do the same across the other end which is just a looped bit of cable I get 0 volts (may...

Okay I'm getting 6v off each battery without the charger plugged in.. I've messed with the cables.. If I plug the charger into the socket and put the black lead where the yellow one is and leave the yellow one unplugged the unit boot up fine and all works.. If I put use any other combination...

Hi john, yes that's what I'm saying, I will check the readings again now, I know I was getting 6v dc on each battery previously but can't remember if charger was in or not so will try again

Ah thanks flameport that explains a lot, is there a way to link out that yellow cable then so he can still use it and charge it in the mean time while I order a socket?? If I merely touch the black and yellow together without the charger plugged into the socket then it doesn't run..