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Could be broken motor, lose phase wire, one focbox or one side of the unity died. If single focbox check the canwire. Or its just software bug. . Check for that!
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Okay thanks
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Keep up if it helped. After you checked the wires and the software (maybe try flashing new fw or reset) Check the vesc pcb/s if there is anything suspicious.
Unsoldered
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i was having the same problem and i believe it was a vesc issue
There you go 
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How can i fix it… not much of a DIYer
While you’re in there, re-strink these. If they touch while you’re riding you’re going to faceplant and you’ll just be another person on the forum with the thread about unity failure 
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Ill use hot glue
just solder it. Its not that hard. Just buy a 10 bucks solder iron and get good solderwire not the shit they sell with the iron. And its fixed in 5mins.
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Hot glue is not as good as “GE Silicone 2+” in the paint section of your local home improvement store
But for those, heatshrink is much much better
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Dont do that. That will not work
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lmao alright
Glad i found the apparent issue tho
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Fuckin first ride already got issues
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Yeah and check also for what @Brenternet wrote. Just use some electrical tape if you are not much a diyer but rather use a shrinking tube. But the phase wire you have to solder or someone you know will solder it for you maybe.
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Electrical tape will leave a nasty adhesive residue like duct tape does.
I think cloth wrapped around it with small cable ties would be better than electrical tape, if heatshrink is not available.
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Fuuuuuck i wanted to ride it today