If the E4 fault continues to be reported, the controller
is broken and should be replaced.
There is a problem with the motor.
Solution:
Check whether the wiring of the motor is loose. Make
sure everything is connected properly.
If the wiring is properly connected and an error is still
reported, the Hall of the motor is damaged and the
motor needs to be replaced.
The controller might be faulty.
Solution:
Try turning on and off 5 times.
If the problem persists the controller needs to be
replaced.
Battery voltage is under the recommended level.
Solution:
Check whether the battery voltage is too low.
Try charging the scooter, if the problem persist
replace the battery with a new one to test if the fault is
eliminated.
Visit www.apolloscooters.co for a troubleshooting guide and instructions on how
to replace parts or contact us directly at support@apolloscooters.co for support.
Visit www.apolloscooters.co for a troubleshooting
guide and instructions on how to replace parts or
contact us directly at support@apolloscooters.co for
support.
Battery level is over the reccomended level.
Solution 1:
Avoid sudden braking at this time, the battery level
will come down to reccomended levels after use.
Confirm that the voltage output of your charger is not
over the recommended voltage.
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Failure displays / Error Codes
If a malfunction occurs while using your Apollo Phantom V3, then one
of the following failure display codes will appear on the screen:
NOTE:
NOTE:
MOTOR ERROR
OVER CURRENT PROTECTION
CONTROLLER ERROR
UNDER VOLTAGE PROTECTION OVER VOLTAGE PROTECTION
E4
E7
E5
E9
E6
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