Onewheel Pint Battery & Controller Assembly Replacement

Difficulty: Moderate

Steps: 8

Time Required: 45 minutes

Introduction

For your safety, power off your Onewheel Pint prior to disassembly. This reduces the risk of electrical malfunctions and/or damage during the replacement process.

Note: Altering or damaging any component of your Onewheel Pint during disassembly/reassembly may render your existing warranty void or lead to refusal of non-warranty service at the discretion of Future Motion, Inc. (the creators of Onewheel).

Step 1 Remove the fender/delete screws and fender/delete

Remove all four (4) screws using a TP20 bit.
Note: Keep screws organized as they are easy to mix up and/or lose.
To remove the fender/delete, apply pressure to each side of it, near the axle carriers, and pull it up and away from the Onewheel™.

Step 2 Remove the bottom bumper screws and bumpers

Remove all ten (10) screws using a TP20 bit.
To remove the front bumper, pull it toward the nose of the Onewheel™.
To remove the rear bumper, pull it toward the tail of the Onewheel™.
Note: If you are unable to remove the rear bumper by hand, you may use a flat head screwdriver to pry it away from the rails (be gentle).

Step 3 Remove the top footpad screws and footpads

Remove all four (4) screws using a TP20 bit.
Caution: For the front footpad sensor connector, turn (counter-clockwise) only the smaller part of the connector closest to the controller. Turning the entire body of the connector can damage it or your controller.
Note: If you are unable to remove the footpad sensor connector using your fingers, you may use a Future Motion™ footpad connector wrench or a pair of long nose pliers (be gentle).

Step 4 Remove the left-side hub bolts

Remove the two (2) bolts using a T30 bit.
Caution: Be sure to use the appropriate bit as these bolts are prone to stripping.
Note: If you find it difficult to remove the hub bolts with hand tools, you may use an impact driver to loosen them. Use ONLY impact rated bits.

Step 5 Remove the left-side battery/controller module retaining screws

Remove all four (4) screws using a TP20 bit.

Step 6 Remove the left-side rail

Caution: Be extremely careful not to damage the wiring harness as you remove the rail. The wiring harness can be gently manipulated in order to allow removal.

Step 7 Remove the right-side battery/controller module retaining screws

Remove all four (4) screws using a TP20 bit.
Caution: Be careful not to let the battery/controller assembly fall as you remove the last screw.

Step 8 Remove the battery/controller assembly

Caution: Be extremely careful not to bend or damage the wiring harness while handling the battery/controller assembly.