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How do I fix my Razor E300 electric scooter

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Tommy
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San Diego
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Monday, 07 September 2009
Date Answered:
Thursday, 01 October 2009
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Question: My Razor, E 300 runs slow with fully charged batteries. How do I fix it?

Answer: Your scooter may need new batteries, or a controller. To check these components functionality you will need a volt meter. Check the current  coming out of the batteries, check the current going into the batteries and both should read in the 12.5-14 volt range. If your charger, ore the charger connection is faulty you will need wiring, or a charge port. If your batteries are faulty, you will need batteries. Check your controller with a volt meter, or a test light to see that all connections are secure and the controller is functioning properly. If you need parts or repairs done, you can visit this Electric Scooters Parts Store Online with "Find a Repair Shop" feature.

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Razor

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Battery , Battery Life , Manufacturer Contact , Parts , Razor , Repair Service

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-3 #1 randy sumner 2010-11-10 16:42 On my daughters e300s when you turn the gas(electric) to the motor the control module will click but nothing else happens.
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