Why doesn't the electric tricycle move when the throttle is applied?

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LeAaron
07/30/25 5:53am
Possible causes include a broken throttle wire or bearing issues. Here are the detailed explanations: Solutions: If the electric tricycle powers on normally but doesn't move when the throttle is applied, it's likely a broken throttle wire. The vehicle needs to be moved to an electric vehicle repair shop for throttle wire repair. If the bearings of either wheel are found to be damaged during inspection, they should be replaced at the repair shop. Precautions: Remember that newly purchased tricycles shouldn't be put into normal operation without proper running-in. Running-in is a crucial step to extend the machine's service life and should not be neglected. Regular maintenance is the primary measure to effectively prevent potential faults and reduce occurrences. Some people tend to keep using electric tricycles as long as they can move, postponing repairs until they completely stop working, resulting in the tricycle operating with existing issues and reduced power. Also, avoid twisting the throttle to its maximum position while riding, as this can damage the tricycle's battery.
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