Razor E100 series User manual

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E100
MOTOR REPLACEMENT
INSTRUCTIONS
PA R T# W13111612 0 3 0
Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove the six (6) screws
on the deck cover (circled in the image below).
A. Phillips screwdriver
B. 8 mm wrench
C. Small pointy object
CAUTION: To avoid potential shock or other injury, turn power switch OFF and disconnect charger before performing any
assembly or maintenance procedures. Failure to follow these steps in the correct order may cause irreparable damage.
Using an 8 mm wrench, remove the two (2) lock nuts at
the back of the deck cover circled in the image below).
Step 1
Required Tools: (Not included)
WARNING
Step 2

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E100
MOTOR REPLACEMENT
INSTRUCTIONS
PA R T# W13111612 0 3 0
Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove the three (3)
screws that hold the motor to the frame (circled in the
image below).
Step 6
Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove the two (2)
screws on the chain guard (circled in the image
below) and remove the chain guard and set aside.
Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove the two (2)
screws from the battery holder (circled in the image
below). Remove the deck cover and batteries from the
tray and set aside.
Step 5
Step 4
This step is for the E100 Glow ONLY, disconnect the
deck lights connector from the controller.
Step 3

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E100
MOTOR REPLACEMENT
INSTRUCTIONS
PA R T# W13111612 0 3 0
Reverse the procedures
• Put the new motor in place and secure it.
• Re-connect the motor to the controller.
• Re-attach chain guard.
• Place batteries back inside the tray.
• Re-attach deck cover with six (6) screws and two (2) lock nuts.
Attention: Charge battery 12 hours before using.
Step 7
Disconnect the motor from the controller and using
a small pointy object, depress the locking pins from
the prongs inside the connector and remove the
connector from the wires.
Step 7