Ninebot minipro took a swim
My Minipro was driven into a pool (by a friend's grandson) and quit working.
The problems found on teardown were: seized motor on one side due to corrosion; and shorted MOSFET (one of 12).
The motor was cleaned out and lubricated and seemed fine, but the MOSFET was nowhere to be found online. A search of Segway blogs suggested a substitute replacement -- NCEP01T13.
This is to confirm that the NCEP01T13 is a direct replacement for the factory MOSFET in the Minipro model N3M260.
Thanks to whoever made that suggestion. The unit is back in service as good as ever.
The problems found on teardown were: seized motor on one side due to corrosion; and shorted MOSFET (one of 12).
The motor was cleaned out and lubricated and seemed fine, but the MOSFET was nowhere to be found online. A search of Segway blogs suggested a substitute replacement -- NCEP01T13.
This is to confirm that the NCEP01T13 is a direct replacement for the factory MOSFET in the Minipro model N3M260.
Thanks to whoever made that suggestion. The unit is back in service as good as ever.
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