⚠ Scooter safety first
Check the rider age in your scooter's manual. Always wear a helmet, and check your local rules for where scooters can be ridden.
Only do the safe checks on this page. Don't open the deck, battery, controller or motor. For anything else, contact Hiboy support or an authorized service center. About scooter codes on this site
⚠ Stop riding and get it checked Don't ride until it's checked, and don't open the deck or controller.
Quick answer
E4 on the Hiboy S2 Lite means “Controller error.” Most likely cause: a fault in the controller (the scooter's motor control board). Try this first: switch off and restart.
Code meanings vary by brand. The same number can mean different things on different displays and controllers. Check your scooter's manual to confirm.
About the Hiboy S2 Lite
The S2 Lite has its own list (E1 to E8). The same code means something different on the other S2 models. source
In plain English
The controller sends battery power to the motor. This code means it found a fault in itself. That's a support job.
Step-by-step checklist
Reset
Work from the top. Steps go from free and easy to shop jobs. Switch the scooter off before touching any connector. Tick each step as you go. Your progress is saved on this device.
1 Switch off and restart Free Turn the scooter off, wait 30 seconds, then turn it back on. If the code clears, note what you were doing when it appeared, in case it comes back.
2 Write down the code and when it happens Free Take a photo of the display and note when the code appears: at switch-on, when you set off, on hills, in rain or while charging. Support will ask for this.
3 Contact support or a service center Shop job If the code stays after these checks, stop riding and contact the brand's customer support or an authorized service center. Don't open the deck, battery, controller or motor: most scooter batteries and controllers aren't user-serviceable.
⚠ When to stop and get a shop
Electric scooters keep the battery, controller and wiring inside the deck. Don't open the deck, battery or controller: most aren't user-serviceable, and a damaged battery is a fire risk. If these checks don't clear the code, contact the brand's customer support or an authorized service center.
Anything inside the deck, battery, controller or motor is a job for the brand's service center.
Still not fixed?
Pages to try next:
When it's time for a shop: if you've worked through every step and the problem is still there, contact the brand's support or an authorized service center. Bring your notes on when it happens, plus the code.
Words on this page: Controller
Sources
Written and checked by Kazolt against the sources above. Last checked: October 23, 2026. How we write our fixes
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