Kukirin G2 Error Codes Complete Guide: Troubleshoot Electric Scooter Issues Easily
I. E-000: Motor Jam Error
- Problem Cause: Motor jamming due to foreign objects blocking the wheels or excessive pressure on the motor.
- Solution:
- Immediately turn off the Kukirin G2 electric scooter and check if the wheels are entangled with stones, cables, or other debris.
- Remove the obstacles carefully, then restart the scooter to resume normal use.
II. E-001: Battery Overvoltage Error
- Problem Cause: Battery voltage exceeds the normal operating range.
- Solution:
- First, let the Kukirin G2 scooter sit idle for 2 days to allow the battery voltage to drop naturally.
- If the error persists after idle time, use the dedicated reset software to reset the system.
III. E-002: Battery Undervoltage Error
- Problem Cause: Low battery voltage, or issues related to the battery, charger, or controller.
- Solution:
- For non-older models, measure the actual battery voltage: if the voltage is abnormal, the battery is faulty and needs replacement.
- If the battery voltage is normal, the fault lies with the controller—replace the controller directly.
IV. E-003: Controller Error
- Problem Cause: Controller malfunction or loose connection of the main cable.
- Solution:
- Turn off the power, locate the connection port between the main cable and the controller, unplug it, then reinsert firmly to ensure a secure connection.
- Restart the Kukirin G2; if the error still appears, replace the controller.
V. E-004: Throttle Error
- Problem Cause: Loose connection of the throttle or throttle component failure.
- Solution:
- Check the connection port between the throttle and the main cable, unplug it, then reattach and secure it.
- If the error persists after reconnection, replace the throttle accessory.
VI. E-005: Brake Lever Error
- Problem Cause: Loose connection of the brake lever or brake lever component failure.
- Solution:
- Unplug the brake lever’s connection port, clean any dust from the interface, then reinsert tightly.
- Restart the Kukirin G2 electric scooter; if the error remains, replace the brake lever.
VII. E-006: Serial Communication Failure
- Problem Cause: Poor contact of the main cable or controller malfunction.
- Solution:
- First, reinsert the main cable port to ensure no loose connections.
- If ineffective, replace the main cable for troubleshooting.
- If the error persists after replacing the main cable, further replace the controller.
VIII. E-007: Hall Sensor Error
- Problem Cause: Malfunction of the motor’s Hall sensor or controller abnormality.
- Solution:
- First, unplug and reinsert the connection terminal between the motor and the controller. For older Kukirin G2 models, try installing the repair software via this link: http://asset.szrnd.net/app/2018_fix_e7_ota.apk (Android devices only; not applicable for new models).
- If the software update doesn’t work, replace the motor directly.
- If the error still occurs after motor replacement, the controller is rarely the cause—replace the controller for further troubleshooting.
IX. Blinking 88: Motor Overheating Error
- Problem Cause: Excessively high motor temperature due to continuous high-power load.
- Solution:
- Immediately turn off the scooter, let it sit idle for a few minutes to cool down the motor, then restart—this usually resolves the error automatically.
- If the error persists after cooling, use the reset software to reset the system.
- If resetting doesn’t work, replace the motor for further inspection.
Important Tips
- Always ensure the Kukirin G2 electric scooter is powered off before any operation to avoid electric shock risks.
- For accessory replacement, contact Kukirin official after-sales service and send a video of the fault. Our professional staff will provide you with support, and we recommend using genuine Kukirin accessories to ensure riding safety.
- Software download links are only compatible with Android devices.
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