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KT / Kunteng LCD error 25: Brake abnormality
KT / Kunteng controllers with LCD3, LCD5, LCD8, LCD8H displays (generic hub-motor kits and budget e-bikes)Fix at homeRide with caution
The controller sees a permanent brake cut-off signal. The bike rolls and the display works, but there is no assist and no throttle. Typically caused by a brake lever or sensor that never releases.
Likely causes
- Brake lever pulled at power-up
- Brake sensor magnet misadjusted or stuck
- Damaged brake sensor cable
- Wrong brake sensor type for the controller (normally open vs closed)
- Water in the brake sensor connector
How to fix KT / Kunteng LCD error 25
- Power cycle without touching the brakes
- Check both levers return fully; adjust the sensor magnet
- Unplug one brake sensor at a time to find the faulty one
- Dry and clean the connectors
- Replace the faulty brake sensor; if the code stays with both unplugged, the controller input is faulty
Go to a dealer if: Go to a shop if the code persists with both brake sensors unplugged.
Warranty: Budget kits and bikes usually have 1 year of seller warranty; contact the seller before opening the controller or motor.
Typical cost: Brake sensor EUR/USD 5-20; usually free by adjusting the lever.
Warranty: Budget kits and bikes usually have 1 year of seller warranty; contact the seller before opening the controller or motor.
Typical cost: Brake sensor EUR/USD 5-20; usually free by adjusting the lever.
Still stuck? Take a photo of the display and show it to a local e-bike workshop. Bring the bike's system name (e.g. Bosch Performance Line CX) and the exact code; that saves diagnostic time and money.
Frequently asked
Can I reset error 25?
Power cycle with the brake levers released.
Can I keep riding?
Yes without assist; the bike is otherwise safe.
Warranty?
Rarely; brake sensors are cheap parts.
Related KT / Kunteng LCD codes
Not an official KT / Kunteng LCD document. Compiled from workshop experience and public service information; details can differ per system version and bike brand.