I jump mine a lot too and I now am going to start this maintenance plan. I don’t get a code but turns off all the time and already adjusted the top mount.
Hey thank you for this video. I have a 2019 Tazer. I have 2 comments/suggestions. 1. On mine when the battery came loose, I adjusted the location of the key unit (top battery attachment point)--not the bottom unit. I set it to have a distance between that and the lower battery attachment point of 224.4mm. Since then, I have not had an issue. By adjusting the top unit, I did not have to adjust the more difficult lower battery attachment point. 2. When working in the battery compartment, I stuff a towel in the bottom so that any parts that I drop will fall onto the towel and not go down into the bottom of the compartment. I agree that the compartment is very hard to work in, and I regularly drop things down there--not good. However, I do like the bike, and I am willing to put up with a bit of foolishness...at least for now.
Had mine a year now, not had this battery mount issue happen to me but I will watch out for it. My issue is the Shimano battery health - I do ride a lot, but at 1500 kms I've already hit 91% health. Managed to pick up a second battery cheap but that's also now at 91%. Unfortunately the Tazer frame is only capable of taking the 504kw battery, and with that running at only 90+% capacity it sucks b**ls. I know the weight distribution is built around this shaped battery, but some sort of mod to fit a higher capacity internal style battery would be really beneficial. I love riding it, genuinely don't want another ebike, but this battery capacity issue will see me trading it at some point I think.
Stuff a rag underneath the mount to prevent a screw from falling all the way down and have the rag catch it while doing this. Thanks for the advice.
I jump mine a lot too and I now am going to start this maintenance plan. I don’t get a code but turns off all the time and already adjusted the top mount.
Appreciate your feedback. Please make sure to check out this video on adjusting the top battery mount: ruclips.net/video/MU3OvPh75jo/видео.html
Hey thank you for this video. I have a 2019 Tazer. I have 2 comments/suggestions. 1. On mine when the battery came loose, I adjusted the location of the key unit (top battery attachment point)--not the bottom unit. I set it to have a distance between that and the lower battery attachment point of 224.4mm. Since then, I have not had an issue. By adjusting the top unit, I did not have to adjust the more difficult lower battery attachment point. 2. When working in the battery compartment, I stuff a towel in the bottom so that any parts that I drop will fall onto the towel and not go down into the bottom of the compartment. I agree that the compartment is very hard to work in, and I regularly drop things down there--not good. However, I do like the bike, and I am willing to put up with a bit of foolishness...at least for now.
Thanks for tue tip!!!
Put foam under the battery to give it extra support.
Had mine a year now, not had this battery mount issue happen to me but I will watch out for it. My issue is the Shimano battery health - I do ride a lot, but at 1500 kms I've already hit 91% health. Managed to pick up a second battery cheap but that's also now at 91%. Unfortunately the Tazer frame is only capable of taking the 504kw battery, and with that running at only 90+% capacity it sucks b**ls. I know the weight distribution is built around this shaped battery, but some sort of mod to fit a higher capacity internal style battery would be really beneficial. I love riding it, genuinely don't want another ebike, but this battery capacity issue will see me trading it at some point I think.
The w013 error would happen to me when I turn the bike on and my foot is on the pedal.
Hi what's the torque specs of the 2 screws ? Thanks
My doing the same but mine give me e20 error. The bottom holder moves back and forth . Then power turns off. Only when going over very rough terrain.
Please check out this very quick and easy battery mount adjustment: ruclips.net/video/MU3OvPh75jo/видео.html
I have the same problem and Never but intense again.
Please check out this very quick and easy battery mount adjustment: ruclips.net/video/MU3OvPh75jo/видео.html
Put a rag in hole before you mess with screws