@MDMason i have an android and downloaded the Onewave app from github. It gives you the individual cell voltages. If you don't have an android, maybe a friend does?

@Sponge315 i went with the skf bearings in the vid at my last tire change. Even purchased them direct from skf (not a reseller). Beware the fakes.

The best seals is most important for me. If they keep more crap out then the bearings will last longer. Not saying ceramics are not good, but there best application is higher temperature and if crap gets in there then doesn't matter how good the balls are.

@HanahsDax makes your streak all the more special. Got to admire your dedication.

@Ramphex try reddit r/onewheel see if that works for you.

@Ramphex Future Motion won't play that game. Its whole board or nothing.

@Sponge315 nearly 3,000km in and mine costs me 4.3 Australian cents per day to commute the 16km daily trip. Saves me $8.20 in bus fares. Not quite paid for itself yet but won't be long. 👍

@lavaman yeah a full pack swap is more plug n play. Still requires a careful approach. Good luck!

@lavaman almost zero doubt that you have a dud cell or two. Only options other than the FM situation is to pull the pack out, test and replace the bad cell. Not for the faint hearted and you would need some tooling.

Other and probably best option is to contact WITZ_STA on reddit. He parts out new boards including brand new packs. You could then remove and on sell your BMS as there is a market for them.

I charge to 90% every night and my daily commute runs it dowm to 45%. I do a balance every 2nd weekend.

The 90% charge is due to a downhill section early in my ride to avoid regen overcharge.

@Dave-Collins haven't seen that error, but to get it on the charger light only might be a charger issue.

Are you getting a flashing light series on the OW button light? Not just the usual pulsing?

Most common charger fault is the cheap cable between the wall socket and the brick.

Try find another plus rider, use the rider search feature in the app to test with another charger. Best to try and eliminate the number of potential faults before you start ripping it open.