What Are the Reasons Why a Power-Assisted Vehicle Won't Start?

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Power-assisted vehicles may fail to start due to a non-rotating starter motor or a short circuit in the starter motor's electrical circuit. Below is an introduction to power-assisted vehicles: 1. Introduction: A power-assisted vehicle includes a frame, front wheel, rear wheel, a bottom-mounted five-way connector, and an engine. The frame of the power-assisted vehicle consists of interconnected hollow tubes containing fuel oil. The front and rear top sections of the frame are equipped with fuel filling and venting holes, respectively, and an oil pipe connects the lower part of the frame to the engine. This utility model features a simple structure, compact size, lightweight, safety, reliability, and aesthetic appeal. 2. Classification: Power-assisted vehicles are divided into two types: fuel-powered and electric bicycles. Regardless of the type, their maximum speed should not exceed 20 km/h, and the total mass (weight) should not exceed 40 kg. Vehicles exceeding these standards are considered motor vehicles. Those compliant with national product regulations are classified as motorcycles, while those non-compliant are considered assembled motor vehicles.