Self Diagnosis SOP for Ariel Rider GrizzlyUpdated 2 months ago

Step 1: Turn on the batteries and check initial power

• Turn on batteries

• Check voltage using battery indicator (hold down button)

• Power up bike

• Pull the brake lever to check the display indicator (!)

• Verify tail light and brake light function

Step 2: Test the headlight and Power Cycle your bike

• Hold the plus button on the left handlebar keypad to test the headlight

• Turn off batteries

• Remove both batteries

• Power cycle the bike by holding the power button on the display keypad

Step 3: Inspect wire harness connections

• Check the battery connector

• Inspect the motor selector switch

• Examine the pin communication connection

• Verify all pins are straight and unburnt

• Confirm pins are properly seated with a secure clip

Step 4: Check PAS and display connections

• Inspect pedal assist sensor (PAS) connection

• Ensure connector arrows align when connecting

• Pull on connectors (not wires) when disconnecting

• Verify display connector is properly seated

• Check arrow alignment during reassembly

• Disconnect and inspect brake cut off switches

Step 5: Examine motor cable

• Check all pins are straight and properly placed

• Look for connector damage

• Inspect wire for breaks, especially at motor junction

• Verify pins are not bent or burnt

Step 6: Handle headlight connections safely

• Power cycle before checking pins

• Never check pins while bike is powered

• Don't connect light to powered bike

Step 7: Perform factory reset

• Double click mode button on keypad

• Navigate to settings

• Scroll to three dots

• Select factory settings

• Confirm reset

Step 8: Final checks

• Test bike rolls freely forward and backward when powered off

• Stand beside bike while testing movement

• Use voltmeter to check battery voltage (should be 48-58 volts)

Step 9: Documentation

• Record all findings

• Save information for tech support consultation