Replacing Controllers on the Wolf King GT: Step-By-Step Guide

Welcome to our channel! 🛴 In today's video, we'll walk you through the process of replacing the controllers on the Wolf King GT electric scooter. Whether you're looking to troubleshoot or your current controllers need a swap, we've got you covered!
🔧 Follow our step-by-step tutorial to ensure a smooth and successful controller replacement. From disassembling the scooter to installing the new controllers, we'll provide detailed instructions and insights to make the process easy for both beginners and experienced riders.
Introduction
Tools and equipment needed
Locating and accessing the scooter's controllers
Disconnecting the old controllers
Installing the new controllers
Securing and reconnecting components
Testing the replaced controllers
Troubleshooting tips
Final thoughts and recommendations
🛠️ Tools needed:
Replacement controllers
Allen wrenches (3 and 4)
Wire Cutters
Zip Ties
Lithium Grease
Patience and attention to detail!
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Thank you for watching, and enjoy your enhanced riding experience with the newly replaced controllers on your Wolf King GT electric scooter! 🛴✨

[@ZAQCDV]

I don't have that second black wire that connects the 2 controllers together

[@dw3370]

Good job 👍🏻 glad I don’t have this scooter although it’s an awesome scooter, too much time needed to switch controllers as it’s in between layers, glad I can swap my controllers out in 5 mins on my proton pro 3 X scooter, 8 deck screws to remove and then that’s me at the controllers and then unplug wires and put new controller in at plug wires, then deck plate on and 8 screws, easy 😁👍🏻

[@kergen1864]

How do I know it's my controller and which one or both. Ty.

[@epiccycles9]

Typically if you have issues with the scooter it can come from various electronics within. One of the major ones being the controller. Unfortunately the only way tor really diagnose it is through trial and error, meaning uplugging one controller and plugging in a functioning one until you see what the problem is and what solved it for you. If you are not setup for it best to get it diagnosed from an electric bike/scooter repair shop.

[@briantaylor2130]

It's not trial and error if you know how to use a multimeter LMFAO epic fail . 😅​@@epiccycles9

[@briantaylor2130]

What a shit shiw of wires on a 72v trying to be all fancy and put the all the electric in one box. Rip all that shit out and go VESC.

[@jonasmeier417]

Thank you for the video! Kaabo and other e-scooters are overpriced. The cable management is really bad. Way too many cables! Where are the easy waterproof plug & play cables? How can a rookie/newbie work on this? It is too complicated.
Better no music than this music!

[@briantaylor2130]

The Chinese think out of sight out of mind any scooter is a nightmare tangled mess of wires that can be easily reorganized and made to look MUCH better. They just plug em in and shove em in hope none come unplugged or short out. They turn it on test if it works and if it does bam ship it!!