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Welcome to the pintxflaw.com site. Our goal here is to provide a central repository of all Onewheel Pint X boards that contain the BMS Wiring harness design flaw. Please view the tab labeled “Photo Gallery of Damage”!<\/h6>\n

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From what we can tell all Pint X’s produced have a design flaw within the battery box that causes the wiring to chafe again the battery balancing \/ thermistor wiring. Over time and dependant upon riding conditions this can cause the wiring insulation to either be shredded, flattened, and\/or break off entirely causing a potential fire hazard and possible injury to the rider if the board suddenly shuts down. Additional reports have also been made on the negative wire coming from the battery pack itself (the XT60 power feed) becoming broken and causing the board to suddenly lose power. Future Motion currently (06\/2023) claims the BMS is capable of detecting errors and causing the board to initiate extreme pushback, however that’s impossible if wires are shorting or physically becoming disconnected.<\/p>\n

Some examples are below and additional information including how to inspect, future motions response, and the community gallery are posted above. If you wish to report this issue so we can add you to the site please email us<\/a><\/p>\n

Float on and be safe!<\/p>\n

Update 10\/21\/2024: Future Motion has continued to avoid recalling all Pre June 2023 produced Pint-X’s which still contain the wiring fault, and we are still receiving numerous reports of boards shutting off, throwing temperature errors and\/or not functioning at all.\u00a0 Previously Future Motion was indicating they would repair boards with this fault (in a private non public report) However as of this week Tyler P is indicating that boards which have been inspected will NOT be covered for this design fault and the consumer is responsible for the full cost of the replacement battery.\u00a0 Note, this is a violation of the\u00a0Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act<\/a>\u00a0which indicates a product may not have its warranty voided if the action conducted by the consumer is in no way related to the fault of the product.\u00a0 In other words by simply removing the battery to inspect it does NOT cause the wiring to fray\/chaf.<\/p>\n

Given that all Future Motion Warranty Void if removed stickers are usually already broken from normal riding, we HIGHLY recommend verifying the damage but NOT reporting this to Future Motion while making a warranty claim, otherwise your good act in letting them know you found the issue could be denied.<\/p>\n

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Update: 6\/15\/2023: Future Motion has responded regarding battery issues on the PintX.\u00a0 We are unsure what the fix is but for those who are experiencing errors and\/or are uncomfortable opening their boards for inspection this could be a good option.\u00a0 We ask anyone who has done this to please let us know how the process went.<\/p>\n

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