What does it mean when the ECU light is on?
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When the ECU light on your vehicle illuminates, it indicates an issue with the vehicle's controller. Here is some relevant information about the ECU light: 1. ECU Function: The ECU (Electronic Control Unit) is the core control device used to manage the electric motor's startup, operation, forward/reverse movement, speed, stopping, and other electronic components of the vehicle. It acts like the brain of the electric vehicle, serving as a crucial component that primarily controls the motor's speed while also providing multiple protection functions such as under-voltage protection, current limiting protection, and brake power-off. Therefore, it is essential to promptly inspect the circuitry. 2. Voltage Range: The ECU typically operates within a voltage range of 6.5-16V (with internal voltage stabilization), a working current of 0.015-0.1A, and a temperature range of -40℃ to 80℃. It can withstand vibrations below 1000Hz, making the probability of ECU failure very low. The CPU is the core component within the ECU.