• 2006 Bad Boy Buggy 48V MODEL BB-AMS4 w/ Navitas DSE1000-HF2 controller (don’t think this controller has the fault code flashes?)
• Bought it from a friend who bought it from an older gentleman that said he put it away working in the winter and got it out and it did not work. The unit is spotless on the underside, no rust, hardly looks like it was ever used.
• Turn the key, NO solenoid click.
• Dash meter shows 48V
• • Headlights and cigarette lighter does not work. I finally pulled out the panel where the ignition is and found 2 relays tucked down in there. I tested them, both no good. I went to autozone, they cross referenced a relay that was $40. I needed 2, they had 1. The person went over to the aisle and found generic ones what had the same numbers on the poles and prong pattern. Only $8 each. Plugged them in, lights and cigarette lighter worked! Cart still didn’t move and no solenoid noise. THE KICKER, I turned the key on and off several times, hitting the pedal, flipping the switch that has the blue on it which I assume is forward and reverse. Well, smoke rolled out from the relay and burned it up again. No lights, no cig lighter again. EDIT…. I tested where the relays plugged in, 50v coming to them. The kid sold me 12V relays. Probably why the price difference. I’ll be back to buy the $40 ones but it still didn’t make the cart run with the 12V ones
• Load tested all (2019 year) batteries = good
• 50V coming out of the battery pack
• 50V going into B+ and B- of the controller
• 50V at the back of the charging port
• Continuity tested all the dash switches and ignition = good as far as I can tell
• Unplugged pedal under the seat, used ohm meter on red & yellow wires, hit pedal, got a reading. (don’t really know how to test the pedal. Included in the sale was a used/broken red part that is part of the pedal (maybe potentiometer?) hiding under the cart. Have not exposed that area yet.
• Solenoid on driver side - checked the small metal screws for the coil perpendicular to main lugs for continuity, yes.
• Solenoid - Key ON or OFF, 50V from the main negative battery pack to the bottom lug
• Solenoid - Key OFF, main negative battery pack to the TOP lug 18V
• Solenoid - Key ON, main negative battery pack to the TOP lug 25V
• Solenoid - Key OFF, main negative battery pack to the BOTTOM lug 31.7V
• Solenoid - Key ON, main negative battery pack to the BOTTOM lug 25V
• I have watched youtube on how to test solenoids. None of them looks like this style with main lugs on top and bottom. I am scared of doing something wrong and I don’t see how to get them out either. Maybe if I pulled a battery.
• Reversing contactor (looks like 2 solenoids bridged together on passenger side)
• -Key OFF where the wire F wire from the controller plugs into it to main negative on battery pack is 18V
• -Key ON where the wire F wire from the controller plugs into it to main negative on battery pack is 35.2V
• checked the small metal screws for the coil perpendicular to main lugs for continuity, yes.
• Other than what is listed here, I don’t know where any other fuses are to check
• I don’t see any type of tow switch
• I assume the switch on the dash with the blue lens would be the forward and reverse switch?
• I have not tested the motors but it seems unlikely both would be bad. (found how to on youtube if I need to)
• Have not exposed or tested the red part in the pedal switching (maybe potentiometer) nor know how
• I have not tested the controller nor know how
18 сен 2024