Troubleshooting
Repair Guide and Troubleshooting
Riding an off-road electric scooter is a lot of fun, but sometimes minor problems can occur. Many riders are clueless about electric scooter repairs.
What would you do if you find that your electric scooter is not working or behaving strangely?
If you don't know, contacting the dealer or company where you bought the scooter would be the best approach.
In our own workshop, we will take care of it immediately so that you can get back to activity quickly. We provide a comprehensive inspection and use only genuine parts to ensure optimal performance.
Before we share with you the many ways to repair an electric scooter, take a look at the most common problems. After troubleshooting, you will quickly identify the problem and choose the most appropriate repair option.
1.What are the common problems with electric scooters?
Scooter Not Charging:
Battery charging problems are common in electric scooters. The battery provides power to the scooter. Generally, lithium batteries have a lifespan of 2-3 years and can be charged 300-500 times. Since the products are quality inspected before leaving the factory, new cars rarely have battery problems.
(Please use a voltmeter to check the cable and connector of the charger port)
Most problems with not being able to charge are caused by a faulty charger. When you are not sure whether it is a problem with the charger or the battery, you can try troubleshooting on other electric scooters of the same model. If the charger works well on a new car, it indicates that there is a problem with the charging port. Then conduct further inspection to see if it is the problem of the charger port.
2. The car runs slowly The maximum speed can reach 40 miles per hour, why can my car only reach 15 miles per hour?
Many people have such doubts. There are four main reasons that affect the speed: battery power, speed mode, load capacity and inflated tire pressure.
