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Battery Seating & Power IssuesUpdated 13 days ago

One of the most common reasons an e-bike fails to turn on or cuts out during a ride is related to how the battery is seated or connected to the frame. Because LYNQ bikes utilize a high-performance 48V battery system, maintaining a secure electrical connection is vital for consistent power delivery.

1. Inspect the Battery Seating

Vibrations from riding over uneven city streets or trails can occasionally cause the battery to shift.

  • Firm Re-installation: Unlock the battery with your key, remove it completely from the frame, and then reinstall it firmly.
  • Listen for the "Click": You should hear or feel a distinct click, indicating the locking mechanism has engaged and the battery is fully seated against the internal connectors.
  • Physical Check: Once installed, give the battery a gentle tug to ensure there is no "play" or movement within the mount.

2. Check Connection Pins & Ports

The "Powered by Apollo" system relies on clean, straight contact pins to transfer 48V of power.

  • Inspect for Debris: Look into the battery port and onto the bike's mounting pins for dirt, dust, or moisture.
  • Clean Carefully: If you see build-up, use a dry microfiber cloth or a blast of compressed air to clean the area. Never use water or metal objects to clean these pins.
  • Bent Pins: If a pin appears bent or out of alignment, do not attempt to force the battery into place. Contact [email protected] for assistance.

3. Verify the Power State

Sometimes the issue is as simple as a setting or a "sleep mode."

  • The Physical Switch: Some battery models feature an independent power switch on the side or bottom; ensure this is toggled to the "On" position.
  • Charge Check: Plug your battery into the official charger. If the charger light stays green while the battery is depleted, there may be a fault in the Battery Management System (BMS).
  • Perform a Reset: Power the bike off, remove the battery for 60 seconds, and then reinstall it to "reboot" the connection between the battery and the motor controller.
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