What to do if the Xiaomi Electric Scooter 4 Lite (2nd Gen) powers off automatically?
When the motor of the Xiaomi Electric Scooter 4 Lite (2nd Gen) becomes too hot due to prolonged use or when it is overloaded with weight that exceeds its capacity limit, a self-protection mechanism will be activated. This mechanism is designed to prevent further damage to the motor and other components of the scooter. Once activated, the scooter will immediately shut down to avoid any potential risks or hazards to you.
If the scooter powers off automatically, please check the following scenarios:
1. If you ride the scooter on a steep slope or ride the scooter on a slope for a long time, it can cause overloading or overheating on the motor and lead to auto power-off;
2. If your weight exceeds the recommended payload, it can also cause overloading or overheating on the motor and lead to auto power-off;
3. The scooter runs on a lithium-ion battery, which is the same type of battery as your phone or laptop. When you accelerate the scooter, the current flows through the battery from the negative to the positive electrode. Over-speeding or abrupt acceleration requires more voltage than the vehicle’s nominal power, which leads to electricity overload, and the sustained or continuous power will be interrupted. As a result, the motor will break down.
We hope the above methods can help you solve the problem. If your problem still exists, please contact the local after-sales service center for further assistance.
If the scooter powers off automatically, please check the following scenarios:
1. If you ride the scooter on a steep slope or ride the scooter on a slope for a long time, it can cause overloading or overheating on the motor and lead to auto power-off;
2. If your weight exceeds the recommended payload, it can also cause overloading or overheating on the motor and lead to auto power-off;
3. The scooter runs on a lithium-ion battery, which is the same type of battery as your phone or laptop. When you accelerate the scooter, the current flows through the battery from the negative to the positive electrode. Over-speeding or abrupt acceleration requires more voltage than the vehicle’s nominal power, which leads to electricity overload, and the sustained or continuous power will be interrupted. As a result, the motor will break down.
We hope the above methods can help you solve the problem. If your problem still exists, please contact the local after-sales service center for further assistance.
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