NOTE: On newer versions of the EMOVE Cruiser, the cords on the controller are different than what is shown in this tutorial. We are working on updated videos and diagrams currently and will provide a link to these updated assets here once they are ready. Thank you! For any questions, please reach out to our support staff and we will work to assist you the best we can. You can reach out via phone or email. Our phone number: 323-922-3329. Our Email: Support@voromotors.com. You can also chat with us on our website. Thank you!
When he unplugged the first power connecter, I'm like, "Better put that sleeve back over it, before you expose the other one and they accidentally touch." And then he sparks it 🤣
This was handy, not so I could replace my controller, but so I could wedge an Apple Airtag inside the front plastic cover, which allows the signal to escape. A bit of duct tape, and facing the metal section of the tag towards the controller gave the best range.
Ok my question is where is the speed limit wire if there is one ? I definitely want to unplug that to get the full power of my scooter it saids 1600w of power but it definitely not delivering that I got a 750w bike that walks my emove cruiser like nothing and I have my setting maxed on the cruiser so I’m sure there’s more power available just want to know which wire I need to cut or unplug I’m not worried about warranty plz help me if you know
Any idea what would cause the Controller to go out? I have only had my scooter for 35 miles on the odometer. So I am curious to find out why it would go out to soon.
I heard someone use a mini motor controller and it fixed that issue because the controller on the cruiser is weak and it’s not powerful enough and burns out just don’t know how to connect it if it’s the same
Hello, I got an emove cruiser that no longer charges du to a electrical short circuit caused by the charger whose wires were bare. do you think it could have damaged the battery? I learned via Voro chat that the cruiser does not have a fuse, but a Sinewave controller. Is this part supposed to have protect the battery in this situation ? many many thanks for any advices you can share
Hi @voromotors, what's the easiest way to determine which controller i have? Square or Sine?? Is there a marking on the existing controller that i should tell the difference?
Hi there! Typically, the sinewave controllers will be matte-black in color, and the older, square-wave controllers will be silver-colored. Hope this helps you! If you have any further questions, don't hesitate to reach out to our 24 hour chat at voromotors.com, or via email at support@voromotors.com!
Okay AJ so those two little gray wires with the black connectors that you left undone what were those because I just opened up my fender bumper because I've been having some issues with my bike stalling out and so I went to Facebook forum people there awesome thanks guys but I've got this one little gray wire and this black connector and then nothing else to connect it to and I see you got two of them but you left him unconnected and my wiring I'll have you know LOL did not look as pretty as yours I'll have to shoot you guys a shot of that and there's ones that have been so bad that it's pretty iffy back there anyways what are those two gray wires with the black connector that you have that are unplugged that you didn't plug back in? Impatiently waiting
The grey wire is usually a speed limiter, in place for countries with speed limits typically 25kmh. When connected the speed is limited, when broken it isn't.
NOTE: On newer versions of the EMOVE Cruiser, the cords on the controller are different than what is shown in this tutorial. We are working on updated videos and diagrams currently and will provide a link to these updated assets here once they are ready. Thank you!
For any questions, please reach out to our support staff and we will work to assist you the best we can. You can reach out via phone or email. Our phone number: 323-922-3329. Our Email: Support@voromotors.com. You can also chat with us on our website. Thank you!
Any update on a tutorial for the newer cruisers ?
Was going to ask the same thing. Gonna have to replace my controller soon.
@@jordanayala6379 It has been published
Ive searched hi and low to no avail. How do I disconnect the speed limiter on the emove cruiser.
When he unplugged the first power connecter, I'm like, "Better put that sleeve back over it, before you expose the other one and they accidentally touch."
And then he sparks it 🤣
This was handy, not so I could replace my controller, but so I could wedge an Apple Airtag inside the front plastic cover, which allows the signal to escape. A bit of duct tape, and facing the metal section of the tag towards the controller gave the best range.
Why not in one of the sides wrapped in wires?
Ok my question is where is the speed limit wire if there is one ? I definitely want to unplug that to get the full power of my scooter it saids 1600w of power but it definitely not delivering that I got a 750w bike that walks my emove cruiser like nothing and I have my setting maxed on the cruiser so I’m sure there’s more power available just want to know which wire I need to cut or unplug I’m not worried about warranty plz help me if you know
Amazing video , I have just replaced my controller and it works beautifully 🤩
Great to hear!
Any idea what would cause the Controller to go out? I have only had my scooter for 35 miles on the odometer. So I am curious to find out why it would go out to soon.
Same thing just happened to me. 45 miles and I got a controller error.
For me it was a steep hill.
I heard someone use a mini motor controller and it fixed that issue because the controller on the cruiser is weak and it’s not powerful enough and burns out just don’t know how to connect it if it’s the same
It was from a dualtron mini controller but he didn’t connect any lights or blinkers was talking to him on Facebook he said never overheated
@@SsShadowbaneSsS interesting. Do you have the link of the dual trim controller?
Hello,
I got an emove cruiser that no longer charges du to a electrical short circuit caused by the charger whose wires were bare.
do you think it could have damaged the battery?
I learned via Voro chat that the cruiser does not have a fuse, but a Sinewave controller. Is this part supposed to have protect the battery in this situation ?
many many thanks for any advices you can share
Can you guys please redo all your Videos of the 2021 Emove Cruiser because alot those Wires are different and I'm confused!!
A new video has been published
Heya, If you connect the black wire first with the battery. Which is negative, then you won't spark the battery.
Hi @voromotors, what's the easiest way to determine which controller i have? Square or Sine?? Is there a marking on the existing controller that i should tell the difference?
Hi there!
Typically, the sinewave controllers will be matte-black in color, and the older, square-wave controllers will be silver-colored. Hope this helps you!
If you have any further questions, don't hesitate to reach out to our 24 hour chat at voromotors.com, or via email at support@voromotors.com!
*Well done!* _greatly appreciated...._
Okay AJ so those two little gray wires with the black connectors that you left undone what were those because I just opened up my fender bumper because I've been having some issues with my bike stalling out and so I went to Facebook forum people there awesome thanks guys but I've got this one little gray wire and this black connector and then nothing else to connect it to and I see you got two of them but you left him unconnected and my wiring I'll have you know LOL did not look as pretty as yours I'll have to shoot you guys a shot of that and there's ones that have been so bad that it's pretty iffy back there anyways what are those two gray wires with the black connector that you have that are unplugged that you didn't plug back in? Impatiently waiting
Ask them on facebook chat. U get fast response there
The grey wire is usually a speed limiter, in place for countries with speed limits typically 25kmh. When connected the speed is limited, when broken it isn't.
Fine if you are an electrician. Hardly si ole for the layman! Why does the controller fail anyway! Needs to be better quality!
Watching this video so I can waterproof my emove cruiser because Voro Motors claim of it being ipx6 was and is complete Bull S***.
Like any number of things at Voro that are completely Bull S***
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