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sounds like a gas problem it could have a dirty air filter or carb needs cleaned or bad gas from siting to long or dirtty fuel filter

use a multimeter and check that you are getting power to the motor

Usually that means the battery is not able to hold a charge.

i have a razor 175 but it doesent work.i just got it yesterday and charged it the whole night.it turns on fine but all it does is it just click but doesnt run.can somebody help me?

shake the batteries if they sound like they have sand in them, then they are dried up and need to be replaced

test the motor with your own battery. connect the battery directly to the motor if that work is the controller, easy.

You threw away a perfect scooter you idi0t. Needed to desulfate battery with a smart charger. M0ron.

Here is the owners manual for the future (in case you don't have one.)http://www.meijer.com/assets/product_files/pdf/1000422_groundforce_manual.pdfIt sounds like the push button fuse next to your charging plug. Push that in and try again. Otherwise it could be a wiring defect.

i bought a new battery for my toyota remote control but it doesn't work?

Check all the connections. Purchase a replacement throttle assembly. I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/joshua_ac64e182ed26f66d

check for loose connections on battery or replace battery

Get a hold of the manufacture and ask if they have a replacement part. They may even offer to fix it, but you may have to pay for shipping.

Battery powered vehicles like scooters and golf carts have trouble going up hill because smaller electric engines aren't powerful enough or made for nothing more than flat land. You could have a bad battery or the battery isn't being charged enough. I know someone that has a golfcart and it takes approximately 48 hours to charge full. You may want to check the manual about charging times.

I posted a solution to this previously, please check it out.

first of all check the charger with a multimeter and make sure that its putting out the correct voltage

tensioner should fit on axle or behind the axle on the edge of thew fork where hardware should be mounted to adjust tensioner

check the areas by the tires and charge battery fully. first start on a very small hill or maybe your drive way.

Hey oscar suarezCheck out this manual and go to Page 13. There you will step by step directions on how to replace a Rear WheelGood Luck

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see where you bought or company that built