@Rahul5454 by cycling i mean discharge then recharge then repeat a few times. I get discharging the battery the normal way could be a problem as it will nose dive whenever that cell voltage drops below the low limit. If you have any other devices that run ~48v power. Maybe you could rig them up directly to a removed battery. Bit tricky, depends what you have around. Electric mower or scooter?

I would avoid spinning the wheel unloaded in a crate. I tried that and found that my controller got very hot.

@Rahul5454 you can try cycling it a few more times. If that doesn't do it, either swap out the cell or buy a whole new pack.

Sounds like the BMS is good. Chibatterysystems might do a simple swap.

Pair of Water Dragons sunning themselves early in the morning.

@jeff8v7 bad bearings will also reduce your range. Sounds like your OW could use a birthday.

@kurtisblo the AC cable from the wall socket to the transformer is a std cable. Lots of printers and other random stuff use them. Look around your house to find a replacement.

If its the DC cable from the transformer to the plus, just cut it at the break and reconnect properly with a connector or joint. Any auto shop will have something.

@Lia loved the trolley rescue. Done that a couple of times myself although not from the creek. Those things get really wild above 10kmh.

@OneDan 3,600 miles and counting.

@Hauste yes a quiet hum is normal. They are quieter than lime or bird electric scooters. Much quieter than electric bicycle.

@Hauste they are very quiet. You can sneak up on pedestrians and scare the crap out of them very easily!

@gasbreakdipper lol yep, but that not why we ride. Max range runs are boring.