Yamaha Electric bicycle battery

Is your Yamaha battery dead, or does your range keep dropping? For many batteries of the Yamaha PW system we offer a re-cell: new cells at the original capacity, with a 2-year warranty. If the circuit board has failed, we repair or replace the electronics. For a few types a new battery costs less, and then that is what we offer. Find your type below.

Which Yamaha battery do I have?

Check the label. It shows a type number such as B94-20, B0S-21 or X1R-10, often together with PASB2, PASB5 or PASB6. PASB is the series name; the type number tells you the shape and the capacity. Yamaha made batteries for the rear rack, for the down tube and for inside the frame (intube). The PASB1, type number B89-00, sits in the seat tube.

What can we do for each type?

BatteryPositionWhat you can choose
EBP 2017 14 Ahrear rackre-cell to 14 Ah, electronics repair, new charging port
EBP 2017 11.6 Ahrear rackre-cell to 11.6 Ah, electronics repair, charging connector repair
B94 36Vrear racknew 15 Ah battery, electronics repair, new charging port
RDT 14 Ahframenew 14 Ah battery, electronics repair, charging port repair
RDT 11.6 Ahframenew 11 Ah battery (400 Wh)
Intube 500 Whinside the framenew 504 Wh battery (also for Er71)
Intube 600 Whinside the framere-cell to 16.7 Ah, electronics repair
Simplo intube 630 Whinside the framenew battery
Simplo intube 720 Whinside the framere-cell to 20 Ah, electronics repair
PASB1 (B89-00)seat tubere-cell to 11.6 Ah, new charging port

What does error code Er71 mean?

With Er71 the motor no longer receives data from the battery. The display stays off or shows Er71 and the assistance cuts out. Does the battery still charge and do the lights come on? Then the problem is usually in the bike or the contacts, not in the battery. If the battery no longer responds to the button or will not charge, the electronics have most likely failed. On the Intube 500 Wh a new 504 Wh battery is then the answer; on most other types we repair or replace the electronics.

When can't we help?

On Yamaha's down-tube batteries, the first and fourth lights flashing together is a fault that cannot be fixed. Then the only way forward is a new battery. If we cannot do anything for your battery, you pay nothing.

What does it cost and how long does it take?

You see the price for each type on its product page. If you choose an inspection and then turn down our proposal, you pay €95 in inspection costs. A re-cell or electronics repair takes longer for Yamaha batteries than for most other brands. What to expect is on our lead time page.

Frequently asked questions

For many Yamaha PW batteries, yes: the rear-rack batteries of 11.6 and 14 Ah, the 600 Wh intube battery, the 720 Wh Simplo intube and the PASB1. You get new cells at the original capacity (a little more on the PASB1) and a 2-year warranty. For the 11.6 and 14 Ah frame batteries, the 500 Wh intube battery and the 630 Wh Simplo intube a new battery costs less, so that is what we offer there.

Not always. Er71 means the motor is not receiving data from the battery. If the battery charges and the lights come on, the fault is usually in the bike or the contacts. If the battery does not respond at all, the electronics have most likely failed. On the Intube 500 Wh we then offer a new battery; on most other types we repair the electronics.

On Yamaha's down-tube batteries this means a fault in the electronics that cannot be fixed, not by us either. A new battery is then the solution. Not sure whether this applies to your battery? Register it for an inspection.

A re-cell comes with a 2-year warranty. On a repair, such as fixing the electronics or fitting a new charging port, the warranty covers the work and the parts we replaced.

You pay €95 in inspection costs and we send the battery back. If we cannot do anything for your battery, you pay nothing.