503 Speed Sensor error on Haibike/Bosch system
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Ravi Kempaiah
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It's a very simple solution. Has already been addressed here:
http://electricbikereview.com/community/threads/availability-update.468/#post-7509
You need to align the magnet on the spoke to match the sensor position. Right now, it's not completely ok. It should move slightly inward radially.
http://electricbikereview.com/community/threads/availability-update.468/#post-7509
You need to align the magnet on the spoke to match the sensor position. Right now, it's not completely ok. It should move slightly inward radially.
Thanks.....it wasn't clear in the manual where to index it. Its hard to see the line on a black sensor (I didn't even know there was an index line until the diagram). I'm not sure who assembled the magnet in that spot but its a poor choice - there's no way it could be positioned properly given that the reflector is mounted right where it needs to be. Easily fixed.
Ravi Kempaiah
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You're welcome.
I think Germans built it on a Friday afternoon and I am sure you did nazi that coming...
It's great bike. Enjoy.
I think Germans built it on a Friday afternoon and I am sure you did nazi that coming...
It's great bike. Enjoy.
flymeaway
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True measured in a few milliamps over days, I'd hope. If not, I'd ditch it.
"Tusk, tusk"...?
Bike_On
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Fly,
I was just giving you some friendly technical smack on your tsk... tsk... for the Germans not designing LED feedback. Garmin does have feedback and my sensor last about 1.5-2 months (when used often) before it needs another 2032 cell, so tusk...tusk... to your tsk...tsk and that design as well.
Bike_on
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