I plugged it in and get a flashing red light with no power, help? Also how to get it to LiPo mode?
1377259
The way I got this to work was to plug everything first including the receiver link, the power red wire is positive and black wire negative (I use 19.2V Craftsman battery), the motor (the two reds are positive for the two motors and two blacks are negatives) and then turn on the switch on the ESC. After that the ESC responds to remote commands via the receiver.
1377260
I didn't Receive any instructions with mine. So I was going to order a pocket programming card to change settings. U plug your esc into card and u can go through settings. ?? Pretty sure it will work.
1633330
Buying a battery might be a cheap fix. Make sure the charging unit is plugged in and it lights up when the unit is placed in the charger. If the unit is new, send it back.
1057794
If I remember correctly, in the Settings you can change the LiPo to LiFe or LiIon. Just need to switch back to LiPo.
150716
Make sure the "on" switch is OFF when you plug it in to charge it, the red light will come ON if its charging. It wont charge if the switch is still "on", like I've done a couple times when I let it run out of power while I was watching it. I forgot to turn it "Off" and it didnt charge when I plugged it in to charge. If that doesnt work, then maybe your battery is defective and you could send it back if its under warrenty still.
637807
I've had no issues with mine at all. Try replacing the batteries first then disconnect the clip where it connects together leave off for 30 sec. Then plug it in is what I'd do. Good luck
1164906
There is just the 2 red LEDs and 1 green one for the "charge level" indicators, correct? If so then seeing both red and the green LED come on when you push the test button does hint it is fully charged. If this is the first time you've charged it (where it can take 24 hours to charge), then I'd double check that it's full by pulling the plug on the charger and then push the test button again after 30 seconds. You should still get the 2 red LEDs, but probably not the green. If you have a volt-meter you can also check the battery voltage on the jumper cables, full is ~14V with the charger plugged in and without it plugged in it should drop to ~13V and hold there. If you suspect the battery being bad, then the way to test it is with a known load and see how low the voltage goes. For example, I plugged in a spot-light that pulls ~4 amps and a good battery had the voltage drop to 12.4V instantly and very slowly dropped the longer I had it on (like after a minute only dropped to 12.3V). A bad battery instantly dropped to 11.2V and within 30 seconds went down to 10.5V. That's how you can tell if it's really bad.
1726199
My red light went off after 3 min. of charging. I can't tell if it's charged or not...
866201
I suggest testing the voltage with a multimeter on the main output wires and if its below 6.0v (considering a 2S lipo) your charger may be correct and you have a virtually dead lipo (damaged cells or esc over discharged) or if its above 7,4 it could be your charger (faulty) or one of the wires not making a 100% connection.
1638929
It needs a new batttery, or the charger is bad.Check the volt output on charger.
820058
You Should First Try To Make Sure You Have Fully Charged Your Battery Then Try To Hold The Power Bottom 4 30 Seconds It Should Turn On.Hold Power Bottom Untill It Turns On.DO NOT Try To Turn On While Charging It Will Not Turn On Properly I Hope This Helps
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I had the same issue - according to the documentation this is a battery failure state. http://www.mobeetechnology.com/support.html?catid=15&kbartid;=28 I tried all the steps listed and was never able to resolve the flashing light for that battery. I've treated it as a failed battery.
1110462
I'm sorry to hear that. Mine seems to be working fine. I've used mine for more than 6 minutes. Make sure it is fully charged before using it.
261619
Heyy, try using just a regular battery. Positive is red or with a code written on it and negative is the solid black. I tested all before installing and only one didn't work. Hope this helps :)
216481
Probably your battery is dead and cannot be charged. Usually, the 25% LED should be solid and jump to the 50% LED (flashing) and so on until all LEDs are solid, then the battery is fully charged.
1239740
I had this same issue and I removed the CMOS battery and power for a couple of minutes and then it worked. I hope it works for you too.
268263
Ok this might help. I hooked 2, 12 v batteries in series (24V) and with a stand alone 12v (I have a dual charger). Turned the charger on and the lights flashed but went out. No charging. Hooked up two 12Vs individually and both batteries charged perfectly. Hope that helps..
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We installed the new battery and when we started pedaling the display came on. If you've tried pedaling and it didn't light up, I'd start by checking to see that the voltage at the battery is good and if it is, there may be another problem.