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The bike have been delivered to the dealer. I will write back when I know more

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I found the BMS reset. it was 8 bolts  ;)

The red led is bliking. When I presse sw1. The green led 1 turns on and green led 2 is bliking for some time before the red led start bliking again.
It did not solve the error 31 or 58.

SW2 do not do anything.

Press SW1:


Press SW2:


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I cannot find a way to reset the BMS on the SR/F battery. Is there way to do it.

The system is shuting down before I can access it with bluetooth and the menu never shows up from the OBD access.

The display indicate SOC of ~15% but not sure. Is there some place I can messure with a voltmeter?

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Can somebody help me with my Zero SR/F 2019.

I always store my bike in a heated basement over winter ~4 month and have not have problem with that before. But this year nothing happened when I turned the key.

I found the first problem, the  small 12V LiFePO4 under the seat was down to ~2V. I changed the battery using a CteK LiFePO4 12V changer.
when I connected the battery (now at ~13V) the bike was starting up, but
  • it show Error 27, 28, 31 and 58 in the display.
  • Nothing happens if I try to connect the Type2 charger for the main battery
  • I cannot hear the "main relay" click I turn the key.
  • If I leave the bike on it is shutting down after ~1min.
  • I can clear the errors but they just come again next time I start the bike

I have tried to do a "hard reset" by unpluging the 2 connectors to the MBB. That did not solve the problem.

I have connected a serial/UART to the OBD port. It give me this log when I start.
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DEBUG:   01/01/1970 02:09:00.463  ..\src\Application\zero_mbb_manage_bike.c       : line   514 - Key Sw = ON
DEBUG:   01/01/1970 02:09:00.464  ..\src\Application\zero_mbb_manage_bike.c       : line   853 - Control flags changed. Old: 0x0030 New: 0x003e
         01/01/1970 02:09:00.465 - State change from HIB to WAIT
DEBUG:   01/01/1970 02:09:00.473  ..\src\Application\zero_mbb_manage_bike.c       : line   853 - Control flags changed. Old: 0x003e New: 0x0036
DEBUG:   01/01/1970 02:09:00.503  ..\src\Application\zero_mbb_manage_bike.c       : line   562 - Kickstand Sw = UP
DEBUG:   01/01/1970 02:09:00.504  ..\src\Application\zero_mbb_manage_bike.c       : line   853 - Control flags changed. Old: 0x0036 New: 0x0026
DEBUG:   01/01/1970 02:09:00.533  ..\src\Application\zero_mbb_manage_bike.c       : line   463 - Disable flags changed. Old: 0x002d New: 0x000d
DEBUG:   01/01/1970 02:09:00.537  ..\src\Application\zero_mbb_manage_bike.c       : line  1184 - Control flags changed. Old: 0x0026 New: 0x4026
DEBUG:   01/01/1970 02:09:00.573  ..\src\Application\zero_mbb_manage_bike.c       : line   553 - Kickstand Sw = DOWN
DEBUG:   01/01/1970 02:09:00.574  ..\src\Application\zero_mbb_manage_bike.c       : line   853 - Control flags changed. Old: 0x4026 New: 0x4036
         01/01/1970 02:09:01.061 - LSS: Found at least one unassigned node.
         01/01/1970 02:09:01.682 - LSS: Found unassigned node with identity: 0x00000466 0x00000002 0x00000001 0x00011184.
         01/01/1970 02:09:01.706 - LSS: Successfully assigned node ID 0x0A
         01/01/1970 02:09:02.384 - Registering Mod 2 (98832mV, 4 brick )
DEBUG:   01/01/1970 02:09:02.393  ..\src\Application\zero_mbb_manage_bike.c       : line   463 - Disable flags changed. Old: 0x000d New: 0x0009
         01/01/1970 02:09:02.396 - LTSM state: INIT to EN
         01/01/1970 02:09:02.397 - ltsm en mod 2
DEBUG:   01/01/1970 02:09:02.399  ..\src\Application\zero_mbb_manage_bike.c       : line  2057 - Fault set: BMS_RESERVE_VOLTAGE
DEBUG:   01/01/1970 02:09:02.400  ..\src\Application\zero_mbb_manage_bike.c       : line  2057 - Fault set: BMS_CONTACTOR
DEBUG:   01/01/1970 02:09:02.402  ..\src\Application\zero_mbb_manage_bike.c       : line  2057 - Fault set: BMS_STATE
         01/01/1970 02:09:03.038 - CCM hb flags changed. Old: 0x0000 New: 0x0010
DEBUG:   01/01/1970 02:09:32.404  ..\src\Application\zero_mbb_manage_bike.c       : line  2057 - Fault set: MODULE_INELIGIBLE
DEBUG:   01/01/1970 02:09:51.040  ..\src\Application\zero_mbb_ccm.c               : line  1397 - Connected to Starcom
DEBUG:   01/01/1970 02:10:00.467  ..\src\Application\zero_mbb_manage_bike.c       : line   853 - Control flags changed. Old: 0x4036 New: 0x4136
         01/01/1970 02:10:00.469 - State change from WAIT to HIB
                                 Sending last Dash CAN PDO
DEBUG:   01/01/1970 02:10:00.490  ..\src\Application\zero_mbb_manage_bike.c       : line   463 - Disable flags changed. Old: 0x0009 New: 0x000d
DEBUG:   01/01/1970 02:10:00.511  ..\src\Application\zero_mbb_manage_bike.c       : line  1184 - Control flags changed. Old: 0x4136 New: 0x0136
DEBUG:   01/01/1970 02:10:00.513  ..\src\Application\zero_mbb_manage_bike.c       : line  2208 - Fault cleared: MODULE_INELIGIBLE
DEBUG:   01/01/1970 02:10:00.514  ..\src\Application\zero_mbb_manage_bike.c       : line  2208 - Fault cleared: BMS_RESERVE_VOLTAGE
DEBUG:   01/01/1970 02:10:00.516  ..\src\Application\zero_mbb_manage_bike.c       : line  2208 - Fault cleared: BMS_CONTACTOR
DEBUG:   01/01/1970 02:10:00.517  ..\src\Application\zero_mbb_manage_bike.c       : line  2208 - Fault cleared: BMS_STATE

Do somebody have an idear of why my Zero SR/F is not working and what I can do about it?




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Zero Motorcycles Forum | 2013+ / Re: Brake Pads Alternatives to OEM
« on: May 25, 2016, 04:51:29 AM »
I just replaced med break pads on my SR 2014. I am not sure if the 2015/2016 ABS breaks uses jeg same break pads.

I ordered them online from a local danish dealer I have used before, when I was driving Honda.

Front: http://www.mcbutikken.dk/search/mcb574/in/all/article/134425 - Lucas SBB, standard ALTN 7370711
Rear: http://www.mcbutikken.dk/category/10827060300/search/mcb+672/in/all/article/355601 - BRAKE PADS STD TRW ALTN 7377542/7630066

The online dealer will ship to all of EU.

Both was just the same size as the original.
My frist original set break pad lasted 10000km. I can report back next time i change how long this set will last.

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Zero Motorcycles Forum | 2013+ / Re: Zero SR is very slow
« on: July 23, 2015, 05:43:58 PM »
My Zero have now bin at the dealer for repair. The throttle control handle have been replaced. Looks like it was error. All power is back to normal.

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Zero Motorcycles Forum | 2013+ / Re: throttle replacement
« on: June 24, 2015, 04:23:54 PM »
Do you have a link et the Domino throttle control you have mounted on your Zero?

Was it an easy DIY task, or did it requiring some modification?

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Zero Motorcycles Forum | 2013+ / Re: Zero SR is very slow
« on: June 24, 2015, 04:03:23 PM »
I followed the throttle control cable to a connector below the "tank" with 3 wires (see picture). It seems to be fine. I can measure a change in resistance when I turn the throttle control, but it is not linear. I will guess that it is a digital connection and not analog.
I assemble all again with same result. My bike was still slow. I call my dealer for a time that they can look at it. But off cause next time I ride my bike after taking with the dealer was the power back to normal and my bike was fast again for no reason. It lasted for 3 rides (3x45km) and now it is back to being slow.

I still have time at my dealer next week. Hobe they can find a fix.

I have tried to read the motor log out with Bluetooth with my iPad, but it keeps losing connection during readout. Is there a way to keep the Bluetooth connection stable?

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Zero Motorcycles Forum | 2013+ / Re: DS Tyres
« on: June 17, 2015, 03:51:44 PM »
I uses Michelin Pilot Road 4 on my Zero SR. And the tires are the best I have tried. Now I only drive on the roads, but even in heavy rain is the no sliding on asphalt roads. The drive is 100% in control. The 150 Tire size to not a problem, I think it makes the bike better.

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Zero Motorcycles Forum | 2013+ / Re: Zero SR is very slow
« on: June 17, 2015, 03:14:56 PM »
The battery was charge to 90% at the time I started driving home. This morning after a full night of charging to 100% was it the some. Very slow acceration in all modes.

When I turn the key does is shows a list of error codes:
0025
0048
0049
0000

Is there translation list for knowing what it indicate? I expect it to be normal now that it ending with showing 0000. It do not shows any error coding during driving.

I tested the 2 High voltage fuses below the seat (see pictures). Both have a low resistance of 10 Ohm, that I will expect to be normal. I also tested the 12V fuses and found no fault.

I will take a look at the throttle later today. Is the other end of the wires from throttle easy to find?

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Zero Motorcycles Forum | 2013+ / Re: Zero SR is very slow
« on: June 17, 2015, 02:21:04 AM »
What is battery soc?

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Zero Motorcycles Forum | 2013+ / Zero SR is very slow
« on: June 17, 2015, 12:38:10 AM »
Hi. My 2014 Zero SR was very slow today and is missing power. The bike was driving normal on my way to work, but when I was to drive home in the afternoon was the bike very slow, it did not accelerate like normal, almost like it did not responet when I turned the handel.
In sports mode is 0-100km/h (0-60mph) like 12-14 sec. and the abosolut top speed is 120km/h (75mph). In eco mode is the bike even more slow. In sports mode when turned the handel to max was there no more then 4 bars on the power meter og 3 bars on the torque meter.
I have tried the turn off and on the iginision switch several times, but nothing changed. Tried switching betweem the 3 modes still no improvment. There is normal resistance when I manual rotate the wheels.
Have somebody tried this type of error, know a solution or something I can try to fix or debug the missing power error?

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Zero Motorcycles Forum | 2013+ / Re: 2014 Speedometer adjustment
« on: May 15, 2015, 03:19:26 AM »
I have now made my self a cable and it work just fine, except I cannot find where to change the settings for speedometer calibration.
There is a login manu. Does anybody know the password?

I ask my dealer and the response was that it was  good enough. It have to show a little more the the real speed. But I will like it to be accurate.

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Zero Motorcycles Forum | 2013+ / 2014 Speedometer adjustment
« on: April 24, 2015, 11:30:39 PM »
how do adjust / calibrate the speedometer on a 2014 Zero?

fx how is it adjust after mounted a gearing kit?

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Zero Motorcycles Forum | 2013+ / Re: High beam always on (2013)
« on: March 02, 2015, 12:12:59 AM »
I had that problem with my SR. It was simple. The take over/ beam press button can get stuck. Try to press the button and release it to se if that fixes the problem.

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