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Aventon Pace 500.3/Solon/Aventure.2 — Error Code E07

Reviewed by certified eBike technicians · Last updated July 15, 2026

Quick Answer

E07 on Aventon = Controller overtemperature — motor controller exceeded 85°C internal limit
Severity: Stop — controller overheating · Do NOT continue riding

⚠️ STOP RIDING — This error indicates a critical safety issue. Continuing to ride may cause battery damage or safety hazard. Stop and diagnose before continuing.

Error E07 on your Aventon indicates: Controller overtemperature — motor controller exceeded 85°C internal limit.

Stop — controller overheating — Controller overtemperature — motor controller exceeded 85°C internal limit

Symptoms

E07 on display; motor cuts all power; controller housing hot to touch; error clears after 15-30 min cooling; may recur on steep hills

Common Causes

Sustained climbing at maximum assist level in hot weather
Controller heat sink blocked by frame bag or mud
Exceeded weight limit causing motor overload
Riding in Turbo/PAS 5 continuously for 20+ minutes
Controller MOSFET degradation from repeated overheating

Fix Steps

Step 1: 1. Stop riding immediately — let controller cool 20-30 minutes in shade

Step 2: 2. Remove any frame bags or accessories blocking controller ventilation

Step 3: 3. For future rides: use PAS 3-4 on steep hills instead of PAS 5

Step 4: 4. In hot weather (>30°C): reduce continuous full-power riding to 10-minute intervals

Step 5: 5. Check controller mounting bolts — loose mounting reduces heat transfer to frame

Step 6: 6. If E07 occurs repeatedly on flat ground: controller may have internal damage — contact Aventon support

Step 7: 7. Preventive: pedal more actively to reduce motor load during climbs

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Aventon Pace 500.3/Solon/Aventure.2 — Error Code E07

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