Welcome to our tutorial on removing and replacing the controller on your Liberty Trike. We will guide you through each step, ensuring a smooth process. The controller is a crucial component, and correct installation is vital for an enjoyable ride. Throughout the tutorial, make sure to position the connectors accurately and secure everything tightly. Remember to align the arrows when reconnecting the connectors. If you require further assistance or have any questions, please email us at support@libertytrike.com. Enjoy your riding experience with the new controller!
Let's begin by disconnecting the wiring from the old controller. You'll find three points where the wiring needs to be disconnected: the front right (by the wheel), the front left (by the frame), and the screw connector on the left side (by your pedal).
Next, it's time to remove the old controller from the frame. Identify the four bolts securing the controller. Turn the bolts counterclockwise to loosen them using a number three or three-millimeter Allen key. Once they are loose, remove them altogether to detach the controller from the frame.
Now, we'll move on to installing the new controller. Ensure the connectors on the new controller are positioned correctly. Place the new controller on the bottom of the frame with the two connectors facing the front and the screw connector at the back. For easier installation, preset the screws and brackets on one side of the controller.
Let's reassemble the Liberty Trike with the new controller. Position the new controller on the bottom of the frame and swing the brackets over to align them. Insert screws through the brackets on the other side of the controller, but avoid tightening them entirely at this point. Hand-tighten everything down and maintain a distance of about two fingers between the controller and the folding mechanism. Once everything is aligned correctly, securely tighten the screws.
Finally, reconnect the wiring to the new controller. Align the arrows on the connectors and firmly press them together to establish a proper connection. Double-check that the connectors are securely fastened. Lastly, reattach the screw connection, ensuring it is positioned underneath and out of the way of the pedal.