Electric scooter battery diagnostics

Why test your electric scooter battery?

Most problems are caused by a faulty battery:

• Reduced range
• The battery cannot hold a charge
• Assistance cuts out suddenly
• Lack of motor power

When should I have my battery tested?

There are several reasons why you should have your battery tested by a professional:

• If you decide to resell your electric scooter: a faulty battery is not visible to the naked eye, so having your battery tested will provide proof that it is working properly, and you will be able to sell your ebike for more.

• If you haven't used your scooter for a long time: make sure your battery is in good condition before you set off again, otherwise you risk damaging it further.

• If you notice a lack of autonomy or abnormal performance: a fault is sometimes due to a simple fuse, and it's possible to change just this component!

How long does a diagnosis take?

Your battery will be out of action for around 10 days, including transport to and from our workshops. This time may vary depending on the diagnostic orders to be processed.

Details of the report provided:

This report includes the battery charge and discharge curves, the data table and the remaining battery life.

Lead time: Due to high demand, lead time is estimated at around 2 months.

Technologies supported: Lithium, Nimh, Lead

Appropriate recommendations: changing a battery fuse, soldering cables, reconditioning the battery or buying a new one.

What are the steps involved in diagnosing an electric scooter battery?

If you'd like to have your electric scooter battery diagnosed, the first step is to add the diagnosis to the shopping basket by clicking on the I buy button and placing the order.

Once you have placed your order, you will receive an e-mail with a colissimo label and the information sheet that Doctibike has sent you.

The third step is to carefully pack the battery, charger and keys in a sturdy cardboard box and go to a post office to drop off your parcel.

And after the diagnosis ? What happens next?

Once the diagnosis has been carried out, Doctibike will send you the details of the diagnostic report and advise you on the next steps to take:

• Repair of the scooter battery: Doctibike technicians can replace a faulty spare part with a new one and repair your battery.

• Reconditioning: Doctibike replaces the entire cell pack inside your battery with a new cell pack. At the end of the reconditioning process, your battery will be as powerful as it was in the early days

• If neither of the above solutions is possible, Doctibike will advise you to buy a new battery. We have a large catalogue of batteries on our site. You're bound to find the battery you need.

Special case:

In order to check whether the battery's electronic board is still working, please ask us about the following points:

- Is the battery charging and discharging correctly?

- Have any power cuts or intermittent problems been detected?

- Are there any errors on the display/console?

- Does the display show the correct charge level?