Thanks for the wonderful video. So I just have a flat on my king song 14s also on my 16s. The 16s is just losing air but it seems to hold air for a while. I believe I will just try some slime and pray that works
I need to replace one section of LEDs. Are they connected to the cover? Do you just pull the cover off and disconnect it? And just connect the new and snap it back in?
Oops... My apologies, I missed this! In case you are still waiting on an answer (and for anyone else with the same question)... If you need to replace just one of the LED strips, you just need to remove the LED cover, unscrew the LED strip and disconnect it. You do not need to remove the main side cover at all.
Hi! I would like the build my KS 14D into a KS14S. As far as I see I will need the bigger batteries ofcourse and a 14S shell and I think I'm good. I hope I don't need a 14S mainboard.
That is correct - new side covers (and upper pads) and new batteries. The control board is the same for both models, so provided your model shows up as KS-14SMD you should be good to go. However, you may want to work with your supplier to update the control board serial number (so the correct range is reflected in the app).
I'm using Google translate on this, which gave me this result; "It was necessary to heat the separator to 70 ° C and pour abundantly with isopropyl alcohol. But no, this is not a smartphone." I don't understand the last bit about the smartphone, but I assume the first part is referring to removing the pads... Yes, they can be difficult - the main fear is that you will tear them while trying to remove them. That is why I use Upholstery Tools (www.repco.co.nz/en/brands/toledo/toledo-trim-remover-set-5pc/p/A1120325), as you can separate the pad from the shell py pushing it from behind, rather than pulling on it. I have also tried isopropyl alcohol, but found that eucalyptus oil worked better.
Thanks for the wonderful video. So I just have a flat on my king song 14s also on my 16s. The 16s is just losing air but it seems to hold air for a while. I believe I will just try some slime and pray that works
Thank you!
Now I got my trolley handle fixed. 🔥👌
Your trolley handle was stuck inside like mine?
It was difficult to fix it once disassembled?
Great Video Thanks.
This helped me. Thank you
Really informative!
🤘🤙🧡
If replacing a USB silicone flap cover, do I need to take apart the whole sides just to get to the front pieces?
Hi! What is the better way of lubricating the pedals mentioned in the video?
That cable hardness won’t let the tire come down. How we get around it?
That's covered in the seeding video... th-cam.com/video/BD1D1U6hi4s/w-d-xo.htmlsi=8lJkwiaY5lbGiGg6
Can KingKong ks14s upgrade battery and motherboard to be faster and longer range?
I need to replace one section of LEDs. Are they connected to the cover? Do you just pull the cover off and disconnect it? And just connect the new and snap it back in?
Oops... My apologies, I missed this!
In case you are still waiting on an answer (and for anyone else with the same question)... If you need to replace just one of the LED strips, you just need to remove the LED cover, unscrew the LED strip and disconnect it. You do not need to remove the main side cover at all.
Do you know how to use this controller but with a pottentiometer instade of gyro, i want to use it to build an e-bike.
Sorry, I can't help you with that...
Hi! I would like the build my KS 14D into a KS14S. As far as I see I will need the bigger batteries ofcourse and a 14S shell and I think I'm good. I hope I don't need a 14S mainboard.
That is correct - new side covers (and upper pads) and new batteries.
The control board is the same for both models, so provided your model shows up as KS-14SMD you should be good to go. However, you may want to work with your supplier to update the control board serial number (so the correct range is reflected in the app).
Надо было разогреть на сепараторе до 70°С и обильно поливать изопропиловым спиртом. А нет это ж не смартфон.
I'm using Google translate on this, which gave me this result;
"It was necessary to heat the separator to 70 ° C and pour abundantly with isopropyl alcohol. But no, this is not a smartphone."
I don't understand the last bit about the smartphone, but I assume the first part is referring to removing the pads... Yes, they can be difficult - the main fear is that you will tear them while trying to remove them.
That is why I use Upholstery Tools (www.repco.co.nz/en/brands/toledo/toledo-trim-remover-set-5pc/p/A1120325), as you can separate the pad from the shell py pushing it from behind, rather than pulling on it.
I have also tried isopropyl alcohol, but found that eucalyptus oil worked better.