Early model Razor MX-500. Replaced motor, control module to 5 wire, and throttle. Still, clicking inside controller but will not send power to motor. What's up?

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There are some ideas here. If they don't work, contact Razor Support.

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I agree,the battery wires are installed/hooked up backwards. disconnect, then look at the manual for the battery installation diagram for successful installation..

Yes, your batteries need replacement, that will solve the problem.

yes sounds like the control module, you can always jump the batteries directly to the motor to make sure that the motor is ok

If it was working before it sat, then it is almost certainly the battery (these kinds of batteries suffer if sitting and not fully charged). If you had one, or could borrow a voltmeter, you could check the batt. Also, lots of car part places like NAPA can test batteries for you.

Hope that helps

Make sure it is not battery or motor, jump the battery + & - to the motor + & -, if it works it will be the control box


30 minute fix for very cheap


ITEMS NEEDED
Get a Potter & Brumfield relay (5 poles)
2-3 feet of wire
4 female wire ends to plug into relay


HOW TO FIX
Take apart razor so you can see the black control box


Unhook throttle plug, this is the one with 4 wires (2 brown & 2 orange on mine)


Wire relay:
85: Ground
30: Red wire from switch to control box, if you wire this straight to battery it will work with switch on or off (killing battery)
87: Red wire to motor
86: Brown wire from throttle plug


Run a wire from 12v (battery) to other brown wire on throttle plug


END RESULT
When the throttle is activated, it closes the loop in the brown wires, triggers the relay, activates the motor


You WILL NOT have the throttle control, it is wide open or off when you activate/de-activate the throttle


This will save you $30 for a new control (brain) box.

push throttle and hear a click sound what does that mean?

use a test light and see if the motor gets a hot wire when you pull the throttle, if it does then its a bad motor, if not the throttle is bad. make sure to inspect all connections before beginning to insure no other possabilities.

plz.we have to use a little common scense in this case.The razor-dirt rocket 500/or any model that run on _Electricity can not get "wet" for any reason.For example what happens when you drive a remote control car in water? The electrical motor dies,not before smoking first. It is nyeve of the manufacture to not a protective cover on or around the motor, which electricity flows inside. the 3 vent holes is for heat ventilation

Replace the Razor Dirt Quad Control Module (201C6-3A / HB2430TYD-FS)