compatible led display control
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bob armani
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I think your best option is to contact the bike mfg or the dealer and see if you could purchase an upgraded model as an LED (infographic) type instead of the LCD displayed in your photo. I did an upgrade and it was basically plug n play. Worth a shot!
Nelson37
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If I had some idea about what your kit was or where you bought it, that might help but since that appears to be an extremely common older display type, nearly identical to what I have now and what is on my spare kit, and I have seen them many, many times, my best guess is that you have spent no time at all looking for it. I don't need one so I haven't either.
Matching up the connectors will be more hassle than replacing the display, and typically you can splice a couple wires for always on and always full power, that is all it does so no real need for the display.
Matching up the connectors will be more hassle than replacing the display, and typically you can splice a couple wires for always on and always full power, that is all it does so no real need for the display.
altitudeman
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Well i have spent some time trying to get an exact replacement but because the bike is not mine.I was just trying to help another buddy out.Well the bikes of German manufacture called a D-cycle that went bust
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LimboJim
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In particular, the $65 eZeeLED looks very similar. Maybe check with them to see if it's compatible.
http://www.ebikes.ca/shop/electric-bicycle-parts/cycle-analysts/ezeeled.html
Nelson37
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A CA, and the time, effort, and energy to install and configure it, is likely worth more than the entire bike. That display provides a vaguely accurate voltage, NOT total power available, but ONLY voltage, meter, which can be replaced with something much, much better for $20. It also provides an on/off switch, which almost always simply connects two of the available wires, and an assist level, which, again, is almost always a simple connection between two wires. No connection is slow, A + B is medium, and A + C is high-speed, the vast majority of the time.
Search Amazon and Ebay for ebike display and you will find one that is compatible. Figuring out the wiring connector as you CANNOT RELY on the color coding, will be a bit of a challenge. Likely more so than connecting two pairs of wires.
Next most economical step would be to replace both the controller and the display with a matched set, selecting the controller for similar configuration. Sensored, sensorless, V and A limits, connector types, etc.
That type of display is almost universally capable of being totally bypassed.
Search Amazon and Ebay for ebike display and you will find one that is compatible. Figuring out the wiring connector as you CANNOT RELY on the color coding, will be a bit of a challenge. Likely more so than connecting two pairs of wires.
Next most economical step would be to replace both the controller and the display with a matched set, selecting the controller for similar configuration. Sensored, sensorless, V and A limits, connector types, etc.
That type of display is almost universally capable of being totally bypassed.
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