Error code · Any display
E07 / Error 07 on Any Display
What it means depends on your display
Quick answer
This number means different things on different displays. Find your display in the table below, then follow its fix steps. If you don't know your display, find out which one you have.
What it means on each display
| Display | Shows as | Meaning (manual wording) | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| S866 | E07 | “Motor failure” Commonly reported | Fix steps → |
| SW900 | 7 | “Motor's problem” From the manual | Fix steps → |
| Bafang DPC-18 | 07 | “Overvoltage protection” From the manual | Fix steps → |
| Bafang C961 | 07 | “Over voltage protection” From the manual | Fix steps → |
| Bafang C965 | 07 | “High voltage protection” From the manual | Fix steps → |
| 850C | 07 | “High voltage protection” From the manual | Fix steps → |
| Bafang E162 / E163 | 07 | “System overvoltage protection” From the manual | Fix steps → |
| Bafang E170 / E180 / E181 | 07 | “Overvoltage protection” From the manual | Fix steps → |
These official sources disagree. Each meaning applies only to the display listed next to it. Don't follow another display's steps.
Which code list does my display use?
Look at how the code appears on your screen:
- E plus two digits (like
E07): the S866 list. - A plain number from 1 to 13 next to an "Error" label: the SW900 list.
- A number followed by "info" (like
03 info): the KT-LCD3 / LCD4 list. - A number from 21 to 30 on a King-Meter or KD display: the King-Meter / KD list.
- A two-digit number on a Bafang system: it depends on the display, because Bafang's lists differ. Check the label on the back: DPC-18, C961, C965, 850C, E162 / E163.
- Flashing lights instead of a number: Bafang E170 / E180 / E181.
Still not sure? Look up your code number to see what it means on every display we cover.
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Step-by-step checklist
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Still not fixed?
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When it's time for a shop: if you've worked through every step and the problem is still there, take the bike to an e-bike shop. Bring your notes on when it happens, plus the code.