Why does the electric tricycle not move when the throttle is applied?
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Controller issue, motor failure, wiring fault. Below is the relevant introduction about electric tricycles: Introduction: The electric tricycle (Electrically-operated-tricycle) is a three-wheeled transport tool powered by batteries and driven by motors, used for carrying goods or passengers. Electric tricycles adopt tubular large-capacity, left-right lining, deep-discharge, traction-type batteries, which can meet the requirements of continuous discharge for long working hours. The batteries can be used normally for two years without capacity reduction. Power: The electric tricycle motor adopts a DC series-wound traction-type brushed or brushless motor. The motor is equipped with a speed-regulating and power-increasing device inside, which is not easy to damage under normal use, ensuring strong output power.
After driving electric vehicles for so many years, I've encountered quite a few instances where pressing the throttle doesn't make the vehicle move. The first thing to check is whether the battery has power - if the voltage is too low, it simply won't charge. If the battery display shows normal power, then it's likely a controller malfunction or a broken accelerator handle. Blown fuses are also quite common, so open the electrical box to inspect. I've seen cases where loose wiring caused poor contact - try adjusting the connectors. Regular comprehensive inspections can prevent these issues - tighten screws and clean terminals monthly. Never delay safety issues; get them fixed by a professional immediately. Spending a little on maintenance saves you from breakdowns and accidents on the road.
