Honda Melody Mini NP50D scooter - electrical issue?

Question edited for clarity, formatting and typo.
Question moved from BMW Mini Cars to Kymco Mini.

Nothing to worry about. When you are pressing the accelerator to are in fact operating a relay that applies power to the electric motor, and it clicks On. When you let go to Decelerate, it clicks Off. A relay is a magnetically operated switch that uses a small amount of volts and amps, to magnetically close the contacts on a switch that has a lot more amps (current). If it wasn't for the relay, the accelerator switch would wear out very quickly.

This is the relay, a bad image but they are over $100

https://www.wheeliegoodmobility.com/kymco-super-4-eq30bc-mobility-scooter-spare-parts/38300-lac5-e20-30bc.html

And a better image, $14 (12.98 Euros) on eBay!

It sounds like there may be an issue with the brake system of your electric scooter. Here are some steps you can try to resolve the problem:

1. Check the brake cable and make sure it is properly connected and adjusted.
2. Check the brake pads for any damage or wear, and replace if necessary.
3. Locate the brake mechanism and see if there is any visible damage or obstruction that may be causing the wheel to lock up.
4. Try loosening the brake cable and then tightening it again to see if it resolves the issue.
5. If the issue persists, consider taking the scooter to a professional repair shop for further assistance. It's important to make sure the brakes are working properly for your safety while riding the electric scooter.

main power issues .. check battery connections.. check fuseable link wires under hood,..check fuses in fusebox for blown fuses and check wiring harnes ground connections especially by the headlights..

Somewhere the wiring harness is abraided and the power from the brake light is shorting with the wire going to the starter. Locate the abraided wires and fix the problem. There is a good chance the abraided wires are inside the headlight housing.

Not from the dealer, the part is called a combo switch, meaning it is a headlight switch and a wiper switch - one unit. I don't think is possible to take the switch apart without destroying it.

sounds like a poor ground issue, pull out the headlight and check all connections in there, your turn signals are on seperate feeds than the lights but they will probably share the same ground/earth in the headlight

on the brake peddle there is a switch when you press the brake peddle..check to see if after you press the peddle it should activate..it could be stuck or out of place...you may need to get a new one..
the blinker you will have to purchase a blinker relay...ask any part store for it...