Razor Toys - Page 10 - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

First try and see if those battery were dead and try a different kind. If that doesn't work notify the person you bought it from or the store about it and ask for a trade in.

Dead battery. You must follow the proper battery maintenance procedures in order to prevent that from happening. Most likely the battery has sat for an extended period of time and has dried out.

Hi and Welcome to FixYa, I am Kelly. You did not mention the age of this scooter or an estimate of the hours it was used. This sounds like the plates in the battery have deteriorated to the point that the battery must be replaced. Old batteries will self discharge do to corrosion or multiple re-charge residue that causes internal battery plate shorts or there is no longer enough plate material to provide the amperage necessary to operate your scooters motor. The only remedy is to replace the battery. If it is relatively new... then there can be a short in the chassis wiring. I doubt there is a short in the wiring as the controls seem to be functioning normally per your comments.

I have over 40 years of real world battery experience autos, aircraft, battery packs et al. This just sounds like the battery life has been reached and the battery needs replaced.

Thanks for choosing FixYa,
Kelly

The batteries are dead. The battery in these scooter need to be kept charged or if not in use for a long time charged every 3months. Otherwise, like what to you, they will go dead. The chemicals in the battery have deteriorated to the point where it won't hold a charge. Replacement batteies are available at:

razor.com

Its not meant to be removed. Purchase a new one and save yourself some troubles. You need special tools to remove it. I highly recommend purchasing the wheel complete.

Problem is not the batteries then. Replace the controller. The controller could be resisting some of the charging current to the battery.

But first try this:

Charger the scooter with it OFF

Directly connect the charger to the battery

If still the same problem then:

Directly connect the charger to the battery then,
connect the motor leads directly to the battery and see how long it runs. It with new the batteries it should run longer than a minute. If it does than something is definitively wrong with the controller.

Replace the throttle. The throttle in these scooter are very cheap and wear out quick. You can find a throttle replacement at:

electricscooterparts.com

Charge the batteries. If still no power than replace the batteries because they are dead. The batteries in the scooter need to be kept charged. If the scooter has not been charge in two weeks to a month and over. They are probably dead and need replacing. Find replacements at razor.com

sounds like you need a new rear wheel as the wheel locking mech has been stripped or damaged where the cog is at. Can you move the wheel forward and backward with out the chain moving? If so that is your problem.

If the sprocket and chain turn on the rear wheel, it sounds like the freewheel on the rear tire is faulty.

Look in your manual if you lost it then, go to razor.com and request one. But the simple answer is to:
1. Turn off the scooter
2. Plug charger into wall outlet.
3. Find the hole on the side that matches the charger plug(not the wall outlet plug) .
4. Plug the charger into the scooter.
5. Wait until the charger turn off ( if the charger is a smart charger), typical charging time is 4-6hours.

*If not a smart charger you can calculate the charge time by using an online battery charging time calculator.

Click this link http://www.razor.com/support/pdf/manuals/current/e100-series-manual.pdf

Scroll down to chain and tire replacement. It has a full exploded diagram of the rear wheel

take a look at the other one and see on which side the wire was hooked..on +or - or both where ...and just get some wires if they need to be longer ..and hook it in the same screw with the normal power line ..but remember from the other one ..which and where ..

I just did mine. You have to replace it with "2" 12volt 7ah batteries. They do cell a harness kit if you do not know how to soder it. I just spent 93.00 to have a motorcycle/off road shop do mine.

hello,,i'm not overly familiar with these but,,here goes,,,,if it is reading fully charged,,but it will not go,,,,if you have an electrical tester,,,plug the red probe into the red wire connector on the battery,,,,and the black one to the black connector on battery,,,,,just to be sure charge gauge is reading correctly,,,,,,if it is indeed fully charged,,,,now go to where you engage the power,,,,whether it be a pedal,,or a trigger on the handle bar,,,,,you will have to check all connections to be sure one has not come off,,,,or got to lose to make a connection,,,,if all looks ok there,,,,check the wires that go to the motor ,,, from the battery,,,,make sure all is secure,,,,, if it has gotten wet,,,check for any corrosion on all your electricals,,,,,,and clean ,,,,,when your doing all this,,,,,also check for a broken wire,,,,,or stripped wire,,,, hopefully these steps will put you in the right direction and back to riding,,,,, JOEL

Yes a charge fresh, fully charged battery will allow for the scooter to perform at it's peak top speed. Also fresh, fully charged battery will read more than 24v on a voltage meter and this is ok.

You can't change the tire it is a soild rubber tire molded to the rim. To replace it you have to buy a new rear wheel. Here is a website that sells it.

http://electricscooterparts.com/razore100.html

If you put in a new battery that has been fully conditioned and charged, then the most likely problem would be the electronic speed controller module which controls the voltage/current to the motor.

Click the link http://www.razor.com/support/pdf/manuals/current/e100-series-manual.pdf

Scroll down to page ten, it has a full exploded diagram of the scooter.

Buy a replacement battery pack and charger at razor.com or http://electricscooterparts.com/razore300.html