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==Cause== | ==Cause== | ||
Often | Often, on a Ninebot ES1, ES2, ES3, or ES4, '''Error 18''' is due to the controller failing to retrieve proper values from the hall sensors. | ||
Occasionally this can also occur if the sensors themselves are burned. | This can be caused by the motor hall sensor cable (the 2 x 3 connector) coming loose or getting burned. | ||
Occasionally this can also occur if the sensors themselves are burned or damaged. | |||
==Fix== | ==Fix== | ||
Reseat the motor hall connector and restart the scooter. | Reseat the motor hall connector and restart the scooter. | ||
Make sure the plug is firmly in place before reassembling. | |||
If reseating doesn't work then attempt to plug the motor into another controller and see if some part of the old controller is burned out. | If reseating doesn't work then attempt to plug the motor into another controller and see if some part of the old controller is burned out. | ||
If no other steps work, you may need to follow the guide at: [[Replace Ninebot ESX Motor]]. | |||
Discussions about fixing the hall sensor issue that can cause this are also available on the [https://www.scooterhacking.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=174 ScooterHacking Forum]. | |||
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