Apollo Air 2022 F1 error code

F 1 error code popped up after a crash on my 2022 Apollo Air. It was a loose connector under the display for the brake lever. When I crashed, the lever rotated downwards significantly, and I didn't think much of it as it kept running and I got where I needed to go. For the rider back I got the code on the display and it would not run. This video shows where the connector is and how to remove the display to access it. I hope this is useful for anyone else. I'm not sure if this code is generated for anything else (another harness loose). Be safe and wear your gear - no injuries from the crash other than a little pride.
One correction, the set screw for the display is in the rear side of the stem just above the hook that folds out. IN the video I said it was in the front and that's not the case.
Not mentioned was how I crashed. Basically a low-side on sloped pavement (riding on the side of it) along with some loose dirt. On a motorcycle this wouldn't have been a problem, so lesson learned to not trust the traction as much despite the pneumatic tires.

[@rcahomeproducts]

I received the upgrade bar handle and when I finished the installation all worked normal, however as soon as i adjusted the brake levers to tilt them to my liking the brake cable got pulled and immediately after the E1 error code showed up. I stripped all the connectors and nothing is loose, any advice here? Customer support is not an option as I had the same issue with a brand new one that i returned because of exactly the same issue. Apollo support is helpless.

[@eheddles]

Any way to check the wires with a volt meter? I couldn't tell you what's supposed to have power or not but it might be good to check the continuity as well.

[@RSStarfire]

How did you open the screen?

[@RussellBingham-nz2ej]

Can the regen brake be lubricated? My throttle sticks sometimes, prompting the F1 error message.