This happened to me last week. I fixed it after reading through some of the troubleshooting information from FM. What I did was plugged in the board, then pressed and held the power button on the board until the indicator light on the power brick turned from green to red. After doing that, the board charged as normal and has been good-to-go ever since.

Believe me, I was confused and concerned for 48 hours while I had it sitting on the charger doing nothing. When that didn't work, I dug in and did some research. Hope this helps!

I'm 250. In the winter months here in Santa Cruz, I can get about 5.5 - 6 miles. During the summer, I'm able to get in the neighborhood of 6.5 - 7. Typically I run my tire at 18-20psi.

The big difference I've observed in larger riders is how it handles the hills. I can't push the motor very hard or it simply cuts out, while I've seen someone a hundred pounds less absolutely barge the same incline.

Is your power brick showing a green or red light? If you're getting a green light, try this:

Plug in the board, then press and hold the power button on the board until the indicator light on the power brick turns from green to red. See if that kick starts the charge on your board.

I had this problem and this fixed it after a 48 hour charge attempt that did nothing. After searching through the FM troubleshooting materials, this is what I came up with... Let me know if it works!

@mekon Is your power brick showing a green or red light? If you're getting a green light, try this:

Plug in the board, then press and hold the power button on the board until the indicator light on the power brick turns from green to red. See if that kick starts the charge on your board.

I had this problem and this fixed it after a 48 hour charge attempt that did nothing. After searching through the FM troubleshooting materials, this is what I came up with... Let me know if it works!

@mekon Is your power brick showing a green or red light? If you're getting a green light, try this:

Plug in the board, then press and hold the power button on the board until the indicator light on the power brick turns from green to red. See if that kick starts the charge on your board.

I had this problem and this fixed it after a 48 hour charge attempt that did nothing. After searching through the FM troubleshooting materials, this is what I came up with... Let me know if it works!

@dakota4ce no, most rides around here that I do have elevation changes between sea level and 200ft. There are stretches of flat road, but, as typical in the Northern California coast, there are hills right up to the shoreline.

I'm 250. In the winter months here in Santa Cruz, I can get about 5.5 - 6 miles. During the summer, I'm able to get in the neighborhood of 6.5 - 7. Typically I run my tire at 18-20psi.

The big difference I've observed in larger riders is how it handles the hills. I can't push the motor very hard or it simply cuts out, while I've seen someone a hundred pounds less absolutely barge the same incline.

Sorry, man. I was out there today on East Cliff at the Point. I've only ever seen one other guy out on this side of town...

Is your power brick showing a green or red light? If you're getting a green light, try this:

Plug in the board, then press and hold the power button on the board until the indicator light on the power brick turns from green to red. See if that kick starts the charge on your board.

I had this problem and this fixed it after a 48 hour charge attempt that did nothing. After searching through the FM troubleshooting materials, this is what I came up with... Let me know if it works!

This happened to me last week. I fixed it after reading through some of the troubleshooting information from FM. What I did was plugged in the board, then pressed and held the power button on the board until the indicator light on the power brick turned from green to red. After doing that, the board charged as normal and has been good-to-go ever since.

Believe me, I was confused and concerned for 48 hours while I had it sitting on the charger doing nothing. When that didn't work, I dug in and did some research. Hope this helps!

@SeeTheInvisible I've been using the OWB app since it launched and I love it. However, when I updated my iPhone OS with the most recent updates, it completely reset my lifetime odometer in the app and has reset my top speed several times. Not sure what would have caused it, but was wondering if you may have any ideas. Thanks and love the app!