The error codes, corresponding meanings, and troubleshooting solutions for the Xiaomi Electric Scooter 6 Pro are as follows:
1. Fault Code 10
Fault Category: Controller
Fault Code Definition: Instrument and controller communication failure
Fault code triggering scenarios: Damaged instrument communication lines, water ingress, or poor contact with the main control wiring harness.
Solution:
(1) Check if the instrument communication cable is damaged or detached; replace it if necessary.
(2) If the instrument communication circuit is damaged, replace the instrument.
(3) If the communication circuit between the controller and the instrument is damaged, replace the controller.
Riding availability: No
2. Fault Code 11
Fault Category: Controller
Fault Code Definition: Controller overcurrent protection
Fault code triggering scenarios: Controller ADC sampling problem, hardware issue
Solution:
(1) Power off and restart to see if the fault is eliminated.
(2) Check if the controller has been exposed to water; if so, replace the controller.
(3) Check if the controller's motor wiring harness is damaged; if so, replace the wiring harness.
(4) The controller's current sampling circuit is damaged; if so, replace the controller.
Riding availability: No
3. Fault Code 12
Fault Category: Controller
Fault Code Definition: Controller current sampling fault
Fault code triggering scenarios: Controller ADC sampling problem, hardware issue
Solution: The controller hardware is damaged; replace the controller.
Riding availability: No
4. Fault Code 21
Fault Category: Controller
Fault Code Definition: Controller and battery communication failure
Fault code triggering scenarios: damage to the communication lines/harness between the controller and the battery, after a battery firmware upgrade, or when you use a third-party battery.
Solution:
(1) Damaged battery communication harness: Replace the harness or the battery.
(2) Damaged controller battery communication circuit or terminals: Replace the controller.
(3) Damaged battery communication circuit: Replace the battery BMS board or the battery.
(4) Replaced with a different model battery or a third-party battery: Replace with the same model battery.
Riding availability: No
5. Fault Code 28
Fault Category: Controller
Fault Code Definition: Controller MOS bridge fault
Fault code triggering scenarios: Controller hardware short circuit
Solution: The controller hardware is damaged; replace the controller.
Riding availability: No
6. Fault Code 29
Fault Category: Controller
Fault Code Definition: Controller MOS lower bridge fault
Fault code triggering scenarios: Controller hardware short circuit
Solution: The controller hardware is damaged; replace the controller.
Riding availability: No
7. Fault Code 40
Fault Category: Controller
Fault Code Definition: Controller temperature sensor failure
Fault code triggering scenarios: Controller hardware problem
Solution: The controller's temperature acquisition circuit is damaged; replace the controller.
Riding availability: No
8. Fault Code 18
Fault Category: Motor
Fault Code Definition: Motor Hall fault
Fault code triggering scenarios: The connection between the Hall sensor and the controller on the motor is loose, or the Hall device is damaged.
Solution:
(1) Motor Hall sensor wire damaged; replace the wiring harness or the motor.
(2) Motor Hall sensor damaged; replace the motor Hall sensor board or the motor.
(3) Controller Hall sensor acquisition circuit damaged or terminals damaged; replace the controller.
Riding availability: No
9. Fault Code 14
Fault Category: Accelerator
Fault Code Definition: Throttle malfunction: The throttle does not return to its original position upon startup.
Fault code triggering scenarios: Accidentally pressed the accelerator pedal; the accelerator sensor wire broke due to the removal and reinstallation of the front connector; then pressed the accelerator pedal to turn on the device.
Solution:
(1) Check if the throttle is stuck; it needs to be reset.
(2) Check if the throttle is damaged; it needs to be replaced.
(3) Check if the wiring harness is loose or damaged; replace the wiring harness or component.
(4) The instrument cluster's throttle input circuit is damaged; replace the instrument cluster.
Riding availability: No
10. Fault Code 15
Fault Category: Brake lever
Fault Code Definition: Brake lever malfunction; brake lever does not return to its original position when the machine is turned on.
Fault code triggering scenarios: The brake sensor wire broke due to the removal and reinstallation of the front connector, causing you to press the brake pedal while turning on the device.
Solution:
(1) Check if the brake lever is stuck; it needs to be reset.
(2) Check if the brake lever is damaged; it needs to be replaced.
(3) Check if the wiring harness is loose or damaged; replace the wiring harness or component.
(4) The instrument cluster brake lever data acquisition circuit is damaged; replace the instrument cluster.
Riding availability: No
11. Fault Code 35
Fault Category: Instrument
Fault Code Definition: The instrument did not write the SN.
Fault code triggering scenarios: In after-sales scenarios, the newly replaced instrument panel did not have its serial number (SN) written into it.
Riding availability: No
12. Fault Code 36
Fault Category: Controller
Fault code triggering scenarios: After replacing the instrument control board, a reminder appears upon power-on; In after-sales scenarios, the original instrument or controller was not unbound after the new instrument or controller was replaced.
Riding availability: No
13. Fault Code 39
Fault Category: Battery
Fault Code Definition: Battery NTC short circuit/open circuit
Fault code triggering scenarios: Battery NTC hardware problems caused by harsh environments, physical force, component quality, loose interfaces, and aging due to long-term use.
Solution: Battery hardware failure; replace the battery BMS or the battery.
Riding availability: No
14. Fault Code 53
Fault Category: Battery
Fault Code Definition: Cell imbalance
Fault code triggering scenarios: Battery cell hardware failures caused by abnormal charging and discharging, high-load riding, battery aging, poor storage environments, etc.
Solution: Replace with the same model battery.
Riding availability: No
15. Fault Code 58
Fault Category: Battery
Fault Code Definition: Battery charging overcurrent protection
Fault code triggering scenarios: Causes include charger malfunction, charging cable short circuit, and internal circuit problems in the battery.
Solution:
(1) If this fault occurs during charging, first disconnect the charger from the battery and check if the charger and charging cable are damaged.
(2) Try charging again with a compatible charger and charging cable.
Riding availability: No
16. Fault Code 59
Fault Category: Battery
Fault Code Definition: Battery discharge overcurrent alarm
Fault code triggering scenarios: Excessive current draw when power is drawn from the battery
Solution:
(1) Try shutting down and restarting.
(2) If the problem persists after restarting, please unplug and replug the charger.
Riding availability: No
17. Fault Code 61
Fault Category: Battery
Fault Code Definition: Battery MOS failure
Fault code triggering scenarios: Charge/discharge MOS fault
Solution: Replace with the same model battery
Riding availability: No
18. Fault Code 54
Fault Category: Battery
Fault Code Definition: Battery charging high temperature protection
Fault code triggering scenarios: Excessive load, continuous hill climbing, and excessively high ambient temperature
Solution: If the battery temperature sensor or acquisition circuit is damaged, try replacing the battery BMS or the battery itself.
Riding availability: No
19. Fault Code 56:
Fault Category: Battery
Fault Code Definition: Battery discharge high temperature alarm
Fault code triggering scenarios: Excessive load, continuous hill climbing, and excessively high ambient temperature
Solution: If the battery temperature sensor or acquisition circuit is damaged, try replacing the battery BMS or the battery itself.
Riding availability: Yes
| Fault Code | Fault Category | Fault Code Definition | Fault code triggering scenarios | Solution | Riding availability |
| 10 | Controller | Instrument and controller communication failure | Damaged instrument communication lines, water ingress, or poor contact with the main control wiring harness. | 1. Check if the instrument communication cable is damaged or detached; replace it if necessary. 2. If the instrument communication circuit is damaged, replace the instrument. 3. If the communication circuit between the controller and the instrument is damaged, replace the controller. | No |
| 11 | Controller | Controller overcurrent protection | Controller ADC sampling problem, hardware issue | 1. Power off and restart to see if the fault is eliminated. 2. Check if the controller has been exposed to water; if so, replace the controller. 3. Check if the controller's motor wiring harness is damaged; if so, replace the wiring harness. 4. The controller's current sampling circuit is damaged; if so, replace the controller. | No |
| 12 | Controller | Controller current sampling fault | Controller ADC sampling problem, hardware issue | The controller hardware is damaged; replace the controller. | No |
| 21 | Controller | Controller and battery communication failure | Damage to the communication lines/harness between the controller and battery, after a battery firmware upgrade, or when you user use a third-party battery. | 1. Damaged battery communication harness: Replace the harness or the battery. 2. Damaged controller battery communication circuit or terminals: Replace the controller. 3. Damaged battery communication circuit: Replace the battery BMS board or the battery. 4. Replaced with a different model battery or a third-party battery: Replace with the same model battery. | No |
| 28 | Controller | Controller MOS bridge fault | controller hardware short circuit | The controller hardware is damaged; replace the controller. | No |
| 29 | Controller | Controller MOS lower bridge fault | controller hardware short circuit | The controller hardware is damaged; replace the controller. | No |
| 40 | Controller | Controller temperature sensor failure | Controller hardware problem | The controller's temperature acquisition circuit is damaged; replace the controller. | No |
| 18 | Motor | Motor Hall fault | The connection between the Hall sensor and the controller on the motor is loose or the Hall device is damaged. | 1. Motor Hall sensor wire damaged; replace the wiring harness or the motor. 2. Motor Hall sensor is damaged; replace the motor Hall sensor board or the motor. 3. Controller Hall sensor acquisition circuit damaged or terminals damaged; replace the controller. | No |
| 14 | Accelerator | Throttle malfunction: Throttle does not return to its original position upon startup. | Accidentally pressed the accelerator pedal; the accelerator sensor wire broke due to the removal and reinstallation of the front connector; then pressed the accelerator pedal to turn on the device. | 1. Check if the throttle is stuck; it needs to be reset. 2. Check if the throttle is damaged; it needs to be replaced. 3. Check if the wiring harness is loose or damaged; replace the wiring harness or component. 4. The instrument cluster's throttle input circuit is damaged; replace the instrument cluster. | No |
| 15 | Brake lever | Brake lever malfunction; brake lever does not return to its original position when the machine is turned on. | The brake sensor wire broke due to the removal and reinstallation of the front connector, causing you to press the brake pedal while turning on the device. | 1. Check if the brake lever is stuck; it needs to be reset. 2. Check if the brake lever is damaged; it needs to be replaced. 3. Check if the wiring harness is loose or damaged; replace the wiring harness or component. 4. The instrument cluster brake lever data acquisition circuit is damaged; replace the instrument cluster. | No |
| 35 | Instrument | The instrument did not write the SN. | In after-sales scenarios, the newly replaced instrument panel did not have its serial number (SN) written into it. | No | |
| 36 | Controller | Hardware replacement alert: Instrument and controller authentication failed. | After replacing the instrument control board, a reminder appears upon power-on: In after-sales scenarios, the original instrument or controller was not unbound after the new instrument or controller was replaced. | No | |
| 39 | Battery | Battery NTC short circuit/open circuit | Battery NTC hardware problems are caused by harsh environments, physical force, component quality, loose interfaces, and aging due to long-term use. | Battery hardware failure: replace battery BMS or battery. | No |
| 53 | Battery | Cell imbalance | Battery cell hardware failures caused by abnormal charging and discharging, high-load riding, battery aging, poor storage environments, etc. | Replace with the same model battery | No |
| 58 | Battery | Battery charging overcurrent protection | Causes include charger malfunction, charging cable short circuit, and internal circuit problems in the battery. | 1. If this fault occurs during charging, first disconnect the charger from the battery and check if the charger and charging cable are damaged; 2. Try charging again with a compatible charger and charging cable. | No |
| 59 | Battery | Battery discharge overcurrent alarm | Excessive current draw when power is drawn from the battery | 1. Try shutting down and restarting. 2. If the problem persists after restarting, please unplug and replug the charger. | No |
| 61 | Battery | Battery MOS failure | Charge/discharge MOS fault | Replace with the same model battery | No |
| 54 | Battery | Battery charging high temperature protection | Excessive load, continuous hill climbing, and excessively high ambient temperature | 1. If the battery temperature sensor or acquisition circuit is damaged, try replacing the battery BMS or the battery itself. | No |
| 56 | Battery | Battery discharge high temperature alarm | Excessive load, continuous hill climbing, and excessively high ambient temperature | 1. If the battery temperature sensor or acquisition circuit is damaged, try replacing the battery BMS or the battery itself. | Yes |