TranzX Battery Cell Replacement Service
Posted on October 18 2018
TranzX is a company that makes parts for a number of e-bike manufacturers, including batteries. When the battery dies though, replacements can be tough to come by. That's why we offer our rebuild service! Send in your battery, we replace all of the cells while re-using your case (so it's guaranteed to fit back in your bike), and send it back to you! Often, we can upgrade the capacity to give you longer ride time as well!
Here's the popular TranzX BL17 model battery that's used on iZip E3 Dash, E3 Peak, and E3 Sumo model bikes, along with the Raleigh Tekoa, Route, and Misceo, among others. It fits on the downtube. We can upgrade these from 417 Wh to 504 Wh with our 10.5 Ah rebuild.
This is the TranzX BL07, a rear rack model, that Raleigh used on some of their electric bikes like the Retroglide, Superbe, and Sprint. We can also upgrade these up to 14 Ah using our rebuild service.
134 comments
@Danny – We’ll be in touch with our options!
hello i have a tranzx 24volt 10ah ebike, the battery takes a charge, according to the display, but when i ride it switches off after 1 mile.
i have been told the battery is old needing replacement,
the bike is kept in Austria, but i have the battery and charger in the Uk.
are you able to repair or replace this battery .
kindest regards
Danny burdett
Rochford essex
ss4
@Al – Our current pricing can be found here:
https://ebikemarketplace.com/products/raleigh-electric-bikes?variant=39453627269
Hello, we have a Raleigh Sprite 2018 and the battery is not doing well.. how much will it cost to rebuild the battery?
Thanks.
Al
@Eric – Please send us a picture of your case and we’ll see if we have something that matches.
we have a Raleigh Venture with. The battery holds a charge but when we slide it into the bracket the display comes on but turns off. Seems like lise connection & track on one side us cracked (Loose). Do you have replacement cases?
@Hugh – We’ll be in touch with our current pricing.
Hi,
I have two transx batteries from Ebco bikes, they both need New cells, one is dismantled (all parts there) and one is On the bike. Could you let me know how much it would be please
Thank you
Hugh Fogerty
@Martin – Yes, we’d be happy to test the battery and rebuild it for you if it’s dead.
https://ebikemarketplace.com/pages/battery-intake-form
@David – Our current pricing can be found here:
https://ebikemarketplace.com/products/currie-i-zip-e-bike-battery-replacement?variant=16768804552775
I have a Kildemoes Electric Bicycle with a 24V battery that appears to be dead.I have purchased a new charger but this did not rectify the problem.The battery is a 24V 10AH Tranz X made by J D Components Co.Ltd.
Is it possible to test the battery? If it is dead then can it be recharged or replaced?
Regards
Martin Edmonds
40 Copplestone Close,Worlingham NR34 7SF ,England
Please send me your current pricing on the TRansX rear rack model. Mine needs new batteries and it will not charge for any length of time.
@Dirk – Yes, you’ll probably need a full rebuild. We’d be happy to do that for you and upgrade it as well.
https://ebikemarketplace.com/products/currie-i-zip-e-bike-battery-replacement?variant=16768804552775
I have a Tranz-X PST Raleigh 48 V lithium ion rear rack battery that came with my Raleigh ebike that I purchased in 2017. It is still charging but seems to not last as long as it used to. Does it need to be re-celled or do I need to buy a new one? Can I do either of those through you? I appreciate your help. Dirk
@Dave – We’ll be in touch with our current pricing and lead times.
Need to get a rebuild on the BL07 model- how much is it and how long – where is the work being done- estimated shipping costs?
@j wood – We’ll be in touch with our current options:
https://ebikemarketplace.com/products/currie-i-zip-e-bike-battery-replacement?variant=16768804552775
I too have a tranzXbsttery powered bike the rear pullout handle version it has also died . These seem very expensive to replace. What is an estimate for a cell replacement job. just appreciate and approximate estimate as getting on that site of yours for price is difficult! I just want to know if it’s worth doing or I have to write off a £1300 bike
@Peter – The easiest check at home is to measure the voltage of the battery with a volt meter.
https://ebikemarketplace.com/products/currie-i-zip-e-bike-battery-replacement?variant=16768804552775