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E Rickshaw Controller Repairing Course – Offered by Hi-Tech Automotive Skills Development Academy Khanna

E Rickshaw Controller Repairing Course in Khanna (India’s First Institute Training on ev Controller Repair)

Looking to build a successful career in the electric vehicle (EV) industry? Join our E Rickshaw Controller Repairing Course at Hi-Tech Automotive Skills Development Academy, a leading institute for advanced EV training in India.

Electric vehicles are more than just an alternative to conventional fuel vehicles — they are at the heart of the global energy transition. With the rapid rise in EV adoption, there’s a massive demand for skilled professionals in electric vehicle controller repair and maintenance.

Why Choose Our E Rickshaw Controller Repairing Course?

This comprehensive course is designed to help you master the technical skills required to repair and maintain E Rickshaw controllers. You’ll also gain valuable insights into EV charging infrastructure, business models, and the future of electric mobility.

Our training includes:

– Fundamentals of Electric Vehicle Controller Technology
– Hands-on practical sessions on controller repairing
– Detailed modules on charging stations and infrastructure
– Exposure to cutting-edge tools and diagnostic equipment

Whether you’re a student, technician, or aspiring entrepreneur, this course equips you with everything you need to succeed in the fast-evolving EV sector.

Career Opportunities After the Course:

By completing the E Rickshaw Controller Repairing Course, you’ll be prepared for roles such as:

– Electric Vehicle Controller Technician
– EV Charging Infrastructure Installer
– Service Center Technician
– Franchise Owner / EV Business Entrepreneur
– EV Support & Maintenance Engineer

With electric mobility expanding globally, this is the right time to upskill and become a part of the future-ready workforce.

Who Should Enroll?

– Automotive Technicians
– Engineering Students
– EV Enthusiasts
– Entrepreneurs and Franchise Seekers
– Anyone interested in EV technology and sustainable mobility

Skills You Will Learn:

– EV Controller Repairing and Troubleshooting
– Electrical Systems Diagnosis
– Charging Station Setup and Maintenance
– Safety Protocols & Industry Best Practices
– Usage of Specialized EV Tools and Equipment
– Understanding Business Models in the EV Ecosystem

Additional Courses Offered:

– Light Vehicle Repair and Maintenance
– Automotive Electrical Systems & Diagnostics
– Advanced EV Charging Infrastructure Development

Problems Faced in E-Rickshaw Controllers

1. Power & Starting Issues

E-Rickshaw Not Turning On – Faulty wiring, battery connection issue, or blown fuse.
Controller Not Powering Up – Damaged controller circuit, loose wiring, or short circuit.
Frequent Fuse Blowing – Overload, short circuit, or internal controller failure.

2. Speed & Performance Issues

Low Speed or Weak Acceleration – Faulty throttle, low battery voltage, or motor issues.
Speed Fluctuations – Loose connections, faulty hall sensors, or damaged controller PCB.
Controller Overheating – Overload, poor ventilation, or internal component failure.
Jerky or Sudden Movement – Faulty MOSFETs, hall sensor issues, or improper wiring.

3. Motor & Drive Problems

Motor Not Running – Faulty controller, damaged wiring, or defective motor coil.
Motor Running in Reverse – Incorrect wiring of phase wires or hall sensors.
Motor Stops While Running – Overheating, loose connections, or internal short circuit.

4. Battery & Charging Issues

Battery Drains Quickly – Inefficient controller, overloading, or poor battery health.
Battery Not Charging Properly – Faulty charging circuit or controller issue.
Voltage Drops Under Load – Weak battery, loose terminals, or excessive load.

5. Throttle & Brake Issues

Throttle Not Responding – Broken throttle wire, controller fault, or hall sensor issue.
E-Rickshaw Moves Without Throttle Input – Short-circuited throttle or controller failure.
Braking Cuts Power Completely – Incorrect wiring or faulty brake switch.

6. Wiring & Connection Faults

Loose or Burnt Wires – Poor quality wiring, overheating, or excessive load.
Connector Pins Melting – High current flow, loose connections, or weak terminals.

7. Miscellaneous Issues

Unusual Noise from Controller – Loose components, internal short, or faulty capacitor.
Display or Indicators Not Working – Controller communication failure or fuse problem.

Join the Electric Vehicle Revolution with HiTech Automotive Skills Development Academy

The EV market is growing rapidly, and skilled professionals are in high demand. Our specialized training not only prepares you for high-paying jobs but also opens doors to entrepreneurship in the electric mobility space.

We also offer industry-backed learning material including video lectures, real-world project examples, and interactive exercises to provide a complete practical learning experience.

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