[Olle]

But it is worth mentioning that the SNSC battery uses a different pad in contrast to the G30. And for use in the G30, I soldered to the P11 connector. Although unchanged, the P14 connector on the BMS works with the G30 controller

I going to build my own batterypacks from 18650 batteries that I have salvage from G30 batteries. So there I will completely rebuild the batteries with a new BMS, controller, and so on.

Then I think I will use the Okai ES400 batteries for a powerstation. With those I will keep the battery as it is and just change the BMS to another 13s BMS. Time will tell if I will get electrocuted or not...

[rolandas1393]

got 20 of them battery's i gave up i just strip them and install a new bms now with proper charger spent weeks trying to by pass it not worth the effort proper c*nts to take apart tho got a post how to

How hard was it to get into the battery to change the BMS? I got a couple of batteries from Okai ES400 but they are a pain in the *ss to get into. to be able to change the BMS.

If you got some pictures from when you changed the BMS and what BMS you bought I would love to se them.

got a post on nineboot forum section have look show step by step

[PlandyPedals]

any tutorials on how to flash the 1004wh battery? struggling to find anything as well

[Sc00tr]

any tutorials on how to flash the 1004wh battery? struggling to find anything as well

You can't it's based on a different MCU

[SnickersChoco]

This is a great discovery, unfortunately the execution is quite hard without the proper tool and I could not get it to open with my makeshift key. There is no guide for the key inside, so the dimension have to be exactly right.

I made a key that can be 3D printed, with it this should be easy.

• Download Ninebot_SNSC_2.3_Battery_Key.zip [3.04 MB]:
  https://www51.zippyshare.com/v/CYmkY8t1/file.html
  https://mir.cr/KBPI1VHJ
• 3D print SNSC2.3-Battery-Key-NoSupport.stl
  PLA with max top and bottom layers worked fine for me
• remove the plastic cover and the metal bracket (the two screws are T25 5 star security torx, not the regular 6 star security torx!)
• insert the key, put the scooter in the upright position, push the key all the way in and turn it 90 degree counterclockwise (CCW)
• if the battery cover does not pop open, bump the top of the cover while holding the key in the 90 degree position

Hello JonDon the download links are down, can you share it again please?

[Sc00tr]

Use the second one, works fine

This is a great discovery, unfortunately the execution is quite hard without the proper tool and I could not get it to open with my makeshift key. There is no guide for the key inside, so the dimension have to be exactly right.

I made a key that can be 3D printed, with it this should be easy.

• Download Ninebot_SNSC_2.3_Battery_Key.zip [3.04 MB]:
  https://www51.zippyshare.com/v/CYmkY8t1/file.html
  https://mir.cr/KBPI1VHJ
• 3D print SNSC2.3-Battery-Key-NoSupport.stl
  PLA with max top and bottom layers worked fine for me
• remove the plastic cover and the metal bracket (the two screws are T25 5 star security torx, not the regular 6 star security torx!)
• insert the key, put the scooter in the upright position, push the key all the way in and turn it 90 degree counterclockwise (CCW)
• if the battery cover does not pop open, bump the top of the cover while holding the key in the 90 degree position

Hello JonDon the download links are down, can you share it again please?

[JonDon]

Hello JonDon the download links are down, can you share it again please?

New Download LINKS:

https://mir.cr/L34ZKQ44

https://www24.zippyshare.com/v/CrHe5FLV/file.html
https://1fichier.com/?p8ptnursu1cn4blc60o0
https://bayfiles.com/5f02T498y7/Ninebot ... ry_Key_zip
https://mega.nz/file/zEZzASia#9gi6lgCYi ... ams_4r0jb8
http://www.solidfiles.com/v/R4m2PVVqAmwZP

[scooter graveyarder]

I came across a video on YouTube that has a much faster way to open the battery lock within seconds. No need to remove any screws, no key needed and no need to drill the lock. I don't know if I break the "competitor platform" rule if I post the YouTube link so I'll try to explain it with words and a picture even though I think credit is deserved. If an admin can approve it then I'll post the link.

All you need is small tool to lift the battery hatch and a thin tool like an allen key. You have to lift the battery hatch from the left side of the scooter. When you have made a small gap by lifting the hatch then insert the thin tool into the lock(the part that holds the hatch). You have to insert it from an angle coming from the left side not straight down.

[JonDon]

I came across a video on YouTube that has a much faster way to open the battery lock within seconds. No need to remove any screws, no key needed and no need to drill the lock.

If you are referring to this video. This doesn't work!

This is done on an already damaged locking mechanism. If the scooter is in good condition, there is no gap at all and trying to pry it open puts so much strain on the release hook that there is no way to push it down.

[scooter graveyarder]

I came across a video on YouTube that has a much faster way to open the battery lock within seconds. No need to remove any screws, no key needed and no need to drill the lock.

If you are referring to this video. This doesn't work!

This is done on an already damaged locking mechanism. If the scooter is in good condition, there is no gap at all and trying to pry it open puts so much strain on the release hook that there is no way to push it down.

Yes that's the video. I did it yesterday on a scooter that seemed to be in good condition and it worked very easily. Maybe I was just lucky. I will try again some day and update if I was just lucky or not.