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Electric scooter problem? |
i am not sure what kind it is i got it from a "rummage sale" and i got it home hooked up the battery and turned it on and twisted the throttle but it will not move am i missing out on something??? is there some way to find out how to use it? it has 2 yellow things covering up the battery and on them it says sst motorsports yea there is a lil light right by the power switch and i turned it on and twisted the throttle but it will not engage I've had an electric scooter before - and there was an on switch you need to turn on before the electirc motor will be acivated - and then of course twist the throttle to engage it. Are there any lights on or LEDs or anything that will tell you that it's got power? If not, try charging it - you did get the charger too right? Your best answer will probably come form SST or whoever manufactured it. Good luck. |
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Besides cca (cold cranking amps) and voltage, check physical size, and terminal location (unless you want to reroute/change battery cables). ...You cannot use the batteries for power and recharge them at the same exact time, but there is something called regenerative braking. When you want to stop, you use the motor as a generator and rech... You will need an adapter plug, but the voltage is the same. ... Well, it probably would.. For about 2 seconds.. It would most definitely fry any devices that ran on 24 volts, you'd be severely overpowering it and maybe even burn out the motor on the scoote... You didn't give us much to go on. Could you be a little bit more specific. 1) Drove home fine last night, just won't start today? 2) Was driving fine, and it just died on you? 3) ... Well you can search the internet for a diagram if you do not have one, but probably you will have to just use the old trial and error method. I would not think there would be too many wires. ... Contact the battery manufacturer, especially if the scooter is an electric scooter. Electric scooters use deep-cycle batteries and they must be replaced with deep-cycle batteries. Budd ...better ask a fortuneteller rather than yahoo how people supposed to know i wonder? ... |
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