Bosch E-Bike Error Codes (Purion/Kiox/Nyon) — Meaning + What to Do First

If you ride a bike with a Bosch drive system and your display shows an error code, this page helps you:

  • understand what the code means,
  • run the safe DIY checks first,
  • and know when it’s time to stop and see a dealer.

This hub currently contains 36 code pages for Bosch.


Start here: the 60‑second “don’t make it worse” checklist

  1. Stop safely and take a photo of the code (and any blinking patterns).
  2. Power off fully (wait ~10–20 seconds). If needed, remove the battery briefly.
  3. Check the obvious connectors you can reach without disassembly (battery seat, display mount, visible harness plugs).
  4. If the bike cuts power unpredictably, smells hot, or shows battery/over‑current faults: stop riding and get it inspected.

Choose your path (quick decision tool)

What you’re seeingDo this firstWhen to stop DIY
Code shows after rain / washingDry contacts, reseat connectors, restartCorrosion, bent pins, repeat code
Code shows only on bumpsSuspect loose battery/connector fitRepeat cutouts in traffic
Code appears right after chargingLet battery rest, restart, re-checkBattery voltage / internal faults repeat
Code appears during hard climbsLower assist, increase cadence, cool downOverheat/overcurrent keeps returning
Code returns immediately on restartGo straight to the code page belowDealer-level diagnostics likely

Good “first pages” to check

Start with the closest match, then follow the related links at the bottom of each page (that’s the closed‑loop).


Browse all Bosch codes by topic

Speed sensor & speed signal

Battery & charging

Communication & wiring

Software, firmware & configuration

Overheating & temperature

Brakes, lights & accessories

Other / general


Common mistakes that waste time (and cause repeat codes)

MistakeWhat it causesBetter move
Turning the bike on while pushing hard on the pedalsSensor init errors / instant re-triggerPower on with no load on pedals
Pressure-washing the motor/battery/display areaWater in connectors → comm faultsGentle rinse, then dry + protect contacts
Ignoring “only happens on bumps”Intermittent power loss (unsafe)Check battery latch/seat + harness strain
Chasing firmware without basicsRepeat faults + partial updatesDo connectors first, then update all units
Riding through battery/overcurrent faultsHeat + damage riskStop riding; get battery/controller checked


Official resources (for this brand)