Chris2181ny
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Is there a way to bypass sensors on a Keteles K800? Specifically the Hall sensor to the rear wheel motor?
Bypass sensors on a Keteles K800?
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Annieolnie
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I'm sorry, but that's like asking to take the timing belt off of your car because it seems to be acting up. You need your Hall Sensors. What exactly is going on? Did you throw a code? There are people here who can help.
Papag
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So do you know or does anybody know how you can fix the oil filter error code for the last couple of days I've been getting an error code 02 and 03 it was first 02 by itself now it's 03 with it and I believe that's communication and all sensor but I have no clue what to do about it
Not sure you can Contact Keteles at Keteles.net
You may want to disconnect all you your connectors and check to see if you have any broken wires and then reconnect them to see if that will help fix the issue. Sorry I have no idea to by pass the sensors.
CASCADEKEX541
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Error 02 is listed as Communication Error which can be a few issues. Most common reason E02 appears is because the e brake sensors arent connected or are damaged.
Error 03 is listed as Hall Failure. Again, theres a few Hall Sensors on the bike, but E03 is most commonly to appear when the Hall Sensor in your Half Twist is not positioned properly with the magnet in the throttle.
If you found a fix, are still having issues or need further assistance, holler at me. Id be happy to provide more in depth help if needed.
CASCADEKEX541
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Theres no possible way for the motors to engage without the hall on these types of motors. Any reason in specific for trying to bypass the sensor??
CASCADEKEX541
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I saw this video in the past as well! That method may/may not work on Keteles controllers to bypass the display to only use the PAS feature, but this method certainly WILL NOT get any controller to bypass any type of hall sensor lol. Just want to be clear to not follow the method in the video trying to bypass hall sensors haha.
CASCADEKEX541
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So after doing a little more research, there are brushless motors that are hall sensorless, but you would need a controller that supports hall sensorless motors in order for the motor to function. Keteles and the manufacturer of their components have intergrated the equipment to work with the hall sensor as a key component. So to answer this question, no, it is not possible to "bypass the sensors on Keteles E-Bikes"
