Razor E200 Series User manual

Safety Warnings ............................................................... 1
Before You Begin .............................................................. 2
Assembly and Set-Up .................................................... 3-4
Before Riding .................................................................... 4
Hardware Maintenance .................................................... 5
Repair and Maintenance ................................................ 5-7
Troubleshooting Guide ...................................................... 8
Electric Scooter Parts ....................................................... 9
Warranty ......................................................................... 11
,_,WARNING: Ridingtheelectricscootercanbeahazardousactivity.
Certainconditionsmaycausethe equipmentto fail withoutfault of the
manufacturer.Likeotherelectricproducts,the scootercanandisintended
tomove,andit isthereforepossibleto losecontrol,fall off and/orget into
dangeroussituationsthat noamountof care,instructionor expertisecan
eliminate.If suchthingsoccuryoucanbeseriouslyinjuredordie,evenwhen
usingsafetyequipmentandotherprecautions.RIDEATYOUROWNRISK
ANDUSECOMMONSENSE.
Thismanualcontainsmanywarningsandcautionsconcerningthe
consequencesoffailing tomaintain,inspector properlyuseyourelectric
scooter.Becauseanyincidentcanresultin seriousinjuryorevendeath,we
donot repeatthe warningof possibleseriousinjuryor deatheachtimesuch
apossibilityismentioned.
APPROPRIATE RIDER USE AND
PARENTAL SUPERViSiON
Thismanualcontainsimportantsafety information.It isyourresponsibility
to reviewthis informationandmakesurethat all ridersunderstandall
warnings,cautions,instructionsandsafetytopicsandassurethatyoung
ridersareabletosafelyandresponsiblyusethisproduct.Razorrecommends
that youperiodicallyreviewandreinforcethe informationin this manual
with youngerriders,andthat youinspectandmaintainyourchild'sscooterto
insuretheirsafety.
Therecommendedriderageis 13andolder.Anyriderunableto fit
comfortablyonthe scootershouldnotattemptto ride it. A parent'sdecision
toallow hisorherchildto ridethisproductshouldbebasedonthechild's
maturity,skill andabilityto follow rules.
Keepthis productaway fromsmall children andrememberthat it is
intendedfor useonlyby personswho are, at aminimum,completely
comfortableand competentwhile operatingthe scooter,
DONOTEXCEEDTHEWEIGHTLIMITOF154pounds(701<g).Riderweight
doesnotnecessarilymeana person'ssizeisappropriateto fit ormaintain
controlof thescooter.
Donottouchthe brakesor motoronyourscooterwhenin useor directly
after useasthesepartscanbecomeveryhot.
ACCEPTABLE RIDING PRACTICES AND
CONDiTiONS
Always checkand obeyany local laws or regulationswhich may
affect the locationswhere the electric scootermayhe used,
Ridedefensively.Watchout for potentialobstaclesthat couldcatchyour
wheelorforceyouto swervesuddenlyor losecontrol.Becarefultoavoid
pedestrians,skaters,skateboards,scooters,bikes,childrenor animalswho
mayenteryourpath,andrespectthe rightsandpropertyofothers.
Donot activatethe speedcontrolonthehandgrip unlessyouareonthe
scooterandin a safe,outdoorenvironmentsuitablefor riding.
Donot attemptor dostuntsor tricksonyourelectricscooter.Thisscooteris
notmadeto withstandabusefrommisusesuchasjumping,curbgrindingor
anyothertypeof stunts.
Maintaina hold onthe handlebarsatall times.
Nevercarrypassengersor allow morethanonepersonat atimeto ridethe
scooter.
Neverusenearstepsorswimmingpools.
Keepyourfingersandotherbodypartsawayfromthe chain,drivechain,
steeringsystem,wheelsandall othermovingcomponents.
Neveruseheadphonesor acellphonewhenriding.
Neverhitcha ridewith anothervehicle.
Donotrideyourscooterinwet or icyweatherandneverimmersethe scooter
inwater asthe electricalanddrivecomponentscouldbedamagedby water
orcreateotherpossiblyunsafeconditions.
Theelectricscooterisintendedfor useonflat, drysurfacessuchas
pavementorlevelgroundwithout loosedebrissuchassand,leaves,rocksor
gravel.Wet, slick,bumpy,unevenor roughsurfacesmayimpairtractionand
contributeto possibleaccidents.Donot rideyourscooterin mud,ice, puddles
orwater.Avoidexcessivespeedsthat canbeassociatedwith downhill rides.
Neverrisk damagingsurfacessuchascarpetorflooringbyusingthe electric
scooterindoors.
Donotrideatnightorwhenvisibilityis limited.
PROPER RIDING ATTIRE
Alwayswear properprotectiveequipmentsuchasanapprovedsafetyhelmet
(with chinstrapsecurelybucl<led).Ahelmetmaybelegallyrequiredby local
law orregulationin yourarea.ElbowandI<neepads,a long-sleevedshirt,
longpantsandglovesarerecommended.Alwayswearathletic shoes(lace-
upshoeswith rubbersoles),neverride barefootedor in sandals,and keep
shoelacestied andoutofthe way ofthewheels,motoranddrivesystem.
USING THE CHARGER
Thechargersuppliedwith the electricscootershouldberegularlyexamined
for damageto the cord,plug,enclosureandotherparts,andinthe eventof
suchdamage,the scootermustnot bechargeduntilthe chargerhasbeen
repairedorreplaced.
Useonlywith the recommendedcharger.
Usecautionwhencharging.
Thechargeris notatoy.Chargershouldbeoperatedbyanadult.
Donotoperatechargernearflammablematerials.
Unplugchargeranddisconnectfromscooterwhennot in use.
Donotexceedchargingtime.
Always disconnectfromthe chargerpriorto wipingdownandcleaningyour
scooterwith liquid.
FAILURETOUSECOMMONSENSEANDHEEDTHEABOVE
WARNINGSiNCREASESRISKOFSERIOUSiNJURY,USEWiTH
APPROPRIATECAUTIONANDSERIOUSATTENTIONTOSAFE
OPERATION,

Removecontentsfrombox.Removethefoamseparatorsthatprotectthecomponentsfromdamageduring
shipping.Inspectthecontentsoftheboxforscratchesinthepaint,dentsorkinkedcablesthatmayhave
occurredduringshipping.Becausethescooteris95percentassembledandpackedatthefactory,there
shouldnotbeanyproblems,eveniftheboxhasafewscarsordents.
MAKE SURE POWER SWITCH iS TURNED "OFF" BEFORECONDUCTING ANY
MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES.
Estimated Assembly and Set=Up "13me
Allow upto 20minutesforassembly,=lotincludinginitial chargetime.
Allow upto 12hoursfor initialcharge(see page4 fer charginginformation}
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Port
Charger Twist Grip Throttle
Plug Valve Extender
Seat (insidegrip)
(E200S Only).......
_BrakeLever
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- BatteryJ
- Motor
- ControlModule
Stem
=On/OffSwitch
- ChargerPort
=ResetButton - - Folding
Knob
................Limiter
............FrontFork
_WARI\IlNG:
DO NOT USE NON-
RAZOR PRODUCTS WITH
YOUR RAZOR ELECTRIC
SCOOTER. Thescooterhas
beenbuiltto certainRazordesign
specifications.Theoriginal
equipmentsuppliedat thetime of
salewasselectedonthebasisof
its compatibilitywith theframe,
forkandall otherparts.Certain
aftermarketproductsmayor may
notbecompatible.
6mmkeywrenches 8mm/10mm/16mm PhiIlips Valveextender Bicycletirepumpfor
(included) openwrenches screwdriver (Located in right Schradervalves,with
2.5mm/4mm/5mmkey (NotIncluded) (Included) handlebargrip) pressuregauge
wrenches (E200SONLY) (Not included)
(NotIncluded)
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Attaching the Handlebars
Toolsrequired:6mmAllenwrench.
1 Loosenthelockingknoband
swingtothe6 o'clockposition
to unfoldthehandlebar.
2 Removetheplasticprotec-
tor coveringthebaseofthe
handlebarassembly.Insertthe
"quill" partofthehandlebar
assemblyintothefork.Youmay
haveto loosenthewedgeto
allow it toslipintothefork.
3Slidethequill intothe
fork untilit bottomsonthe
headset.
4 Usinga6mmAllenwrench,
tightenthewedgebyturning
theboltclockwise.Thewedge
isproperlytightenedwhenthe
handlebarscannotbetwistedout
ofalignmentwith thefrontwheel.
5 Pivotthehandlebarassem-
blyupright. 6 Swingthe lockingknobto the 12o'clockpositionand
tighten byhandasfirmlyas
possible.
inflating the "13res
Tiresare inflatedwhenshipped,butthey invariablylosesomepressurebetweenthepointof
manufacturingandyourpurchase.Always inflatetires tothe correctPSibefore first time use.
Rear Tire
1 Usethevalveextender/
adapterlocated in the endof
therighthandlebargrip.
2 Opentheroundcover
locatedonthechaincover
byslidingthecoverupward.
Alignthe openinginthedrive
sprocketwith thevalvestem.
Threadthe adaptercompletely
ontothevalvestemandattach
the pump.InflatetothePSI
indicatedonthetiresidewall.
3Removevalveadapter
immediatelyafter inflatingand
closetheroundcover.
_IL WARNING: Failure
to properlytightenthewedge
mayallowthe handlebarsto
dislodgewhile ridingandmay
causeyouto losecontroland
fall. Whencorrectlytightened,
thehandlebarswill notrotate
outofalignmentwith the
frontwheelundernormal
circumstances.
_lk WARBl|BlG: Keepyour
fingersclearofthepivoting
mechanismwhenfoldingor
unfoldingthescooter,andmake
sureothersarestandingclear.
Note:Thecableandwire
assemblyfromthehandlebar
mustnotwraparoundthe
steeringtubeor handlebar
asshowninstep3.Sharp
bendsortwisting ofthebrake
cablecancausethebrakesto
malfunction.
_iL WARBLING: Failure
to removethevalveadapter
after inflatingwill causethe
innertubeand/oradapterto
beseveredbythereardrive
sprocket.
Note: Ifyoulosethevalve,one
canbepurchasedat almostany
autopartsstore.
Note: Thepressurizedair
suppliesfoundatgasoline
stationsaredesignedto inflate
high-volumeautomobiletires.
If youdecideto usesuchanair
supplyto inflateyourelectric
scootertires,first makesure
thepressuregaugeisworking,
thenuseveryshortburststo
inflatetothecorrectPShIfyou
inadvertentlyover-inflatethe
tire, releasetheexcesspressure
immediately.
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FrontTire
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4 Usinga bicyclestyletire pump
equippedfor aSchrader-type
valve,inflatethefronttire tothe
PSIindicatedonthesidewallof
thetire.
Attaching the Seat (E200S 0niy}
Toolsrequired:Two(2)AllenwrenchesandPhillipsscrewdriver.
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1 Attachtheseattothe
seatpostwith two 4mmkey
wrenches.
2 Unscrewthefourscrews
onthe middleofthedeckwith
the4mmkeywrenchandthe
Phillipsscrewdriver.
3Placetheseatpostonthe
deckandsecureusingthesame
4 screws.
Note: Donot completelytightenatthis time.Adjusttheseattilt approximatelylevelto theground,or
slightlytilted dependingonyourpersonalpreference.Tightensecurely.Theseattilt adjustmentshould
notmovewhenriding.
3 Charging the Battery
Yourelectricscootermay=lothavea fully chargedbattery,thereforeit is a goodideato chargetile battery
priorto use.
• Initialchargetime:12hours
• Rechargetime: 12hours,
evenif thelightturnsgreen.
• Fullychargebatterybeforestoring.
• Whenthescooteris notin regularuse,
rechargethebatteryat leastoncea
monthuntilnormaluseisresumed.
• Runtime:Upto40 minutesofcontinuousridetime.
Runtime mayvarydependingonridingconditions,
climateand/orpropermaintenance.
• Averagebatterylife: 250charge/dischargecycles
• Toensurelongbatterylife, donotstorethebattery
in temperaturesabove75° orbelow-10° E
Charger
Note:Makesurepoweris
turnedOFFwhenunitisnotin
use.If thepowerswitchisleft
onfor anextendedperiodof
time,thebatterymayreacha
stageatwhich it will nolonger
holda charge.
1 Plugthechargerintoawall
outlet.Ifthelights oncharger
donotlightup,checkthepower
to theoutlet.If necessary,try a
differentoutlet.
2 TurnOFFpowerswitch
beforecharging.Plugthe
chargerintothechargerportto
chargeunit.
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_WARNING:
Rechargeablebatteriesare
onlyto bechargedunderadult
supervision.Alwaysdisconnect
yourscooterfromthecharger
beforecleaningwith liquid.
Note: Ifyourchargerdoesnot
lookliketheoneillustrated,
yourunithasbeensupplied
with analternativecharger.
Thespecificationsandcharging
procedurewouldnotchange.
Thechargerhasa smallwindow
with oneLEDto indicatethe
chargestatus.Refertothe
illustrationonthechargerunit
fortheactual"charging"and
"charged"statusindicationsfor
yourmodelcharger.
Chargershavebuilt-inover-
chargeprotectionto prevent
batteryfrom beingover-charged.
Chargerwill getwarm duringuse.
Thisis normalfor somechargers
andisnocauseforconcern.If
yourchargerdoesnotgetwarm
duringuse,it doesnotmeanthat
it is notworkingproperly.
_WARNING: Failure
to rechargethebatteryat least
oncea monthmayresultina
batterythatwill nolongerhold
a charge.

Brake
Checkthe brakesfor properfunction.Whenyousqueezethe lever,
the brakeshouldprovidepositivebrakingaction.Whenyouapply
the brakewith thespeedcontrolon,the brakecut-offswitch
shouldstopthe motor.Makesurethat brakesarenot rubbing.
Frame, Fork and Hand|ebars
Checkfor cracksor brokenconnections.Althoughbrokenframes
arerare,it ispossiblefor anaggressiveriderto runintoacurb
orwall andwreckandbendor breakaframe.Getin thehabit of
inspectingyourscooteronaregularbasis.
Safety Gear
Alwayswearproperprotectivegearsuchasanapprovedsafety
helmet.ElbowpadsandI<neepadsarerecommended.Always
wearathletic shoes(lace-upshoeswith rubbersoles),neverride
barefootedor in sandals,andkeepshoelacestiedandout ofthe
way ofthewheels,motoranddrivesystem.
Battery
Makesurethe powerswitchisturnedoffwheneverthe scooteris
not in use.Neverstorethe productin freezingorbelowfreezing
temperatures!Freezingwill permanentlydamagethebattery.
[_ TiresPeriodicallyinspectthetires for excesswearand regularlycheck
thefront andreartire pressureandre-inflateas necessary.
Turn power switch "OFF" before conducting any maintenance procedures.
3 Adjusting the Brakes
Tools required: 10mm openwrench
_IL WARN|NG:
Thebrakeiscapableofskidding
thereartire andthrowingan
unsuspectingrider.Practice
in anopenareafreefrom
obstaclesuntilyouarefamiliar
with thebrakefunction.Avoid
skiddingto astopasthis can
causeyouto losecontroland/or
damagethereartire.
1 Toadjustthebrakecable
tension,threadthe brakelever
adjusterin orout1/4to 1/2
turnuntilthedesiredbrake
adjustmentisattained.Most
adjustmentsarecompleteat
this step.If brakestill needs
furtheradjustment,proceedto
step2.
2 Ifthebrakeis tootight ortoo
loose,usea 10mmopenwrench
to loosenthenutfor additional
adjustmentonthebrakecable.
Securelytightenthenutwhen
finished.

Chain and Rear Tire Replacement
Toolsrequired:Phillipsscrewdriver,10mmwrench,two (2)8mmwrenchesandtwo (2)16mmwrenches.
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'1 With a Phillipsscrewdriver,
loosenthetwo screwsand
removethechainguard.
2 With a lOmmwrench,
loosenthebrakecableanchor
anddisconnectthecable.
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4. With two 16mmwrenches,
loosentheaxle.Slidethewheel
downandremovefromchain
sprocket.Notethesequenceof
thehardware.
5Installnewchainorwheelby
maneuveringthechainontothe
sprocketandslippingtheaxle
intotheslotsontheframe.
7 Installthebrakespringand
threadthecablewire intothe
cableanchor.Threadthecable
to its originalpositionand
tightensecurely.
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13Tightenthebrakehousing
anchorsecurely.Testrideand
check.Readjustasneeded.
3With two 8mmwrenches,
loosenbrakehousinganchor
anddisconnect.Keepthespacer
andboltstogether.
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Tohookupthebrakehousing
anchor,alignthe cableguide
adjusterandinstallthespacer
andbolt. Donottighten until
finalstep.
Replacethechainguard.
Rearwheelhardwaresequence.
17-10,
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17-6_
17-5 17-8
RightSide (Throttle)
17-1- Spacer
17-2- Washer(thick)
17-3- Washer(thin)
17-4- Loci<nut
[eft Side (Brake)
17-5- Spacer
17-6- BrakePlate
17-7- Spacer
17-8- Washer(thick)
17-9- Washer(thin)
17-10- Locl<nut
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Front Tire Replacement
Toolsrequired:two (2)16mmwrenchesandaflatheadscrewdriver.
1 Usingtwo 16mmwrenches,
loosenthefront axleboltsby
turningthewrenchescounter
clockwise.Removewheeland
install replacementwheel. Note
thesequenceofthehardware.
Battery Care and Disposal
Donotstorethebatteryintemperaturesabove75° F(23.8°C)or below-10° F(-23.3°C).
_:;_(_:_ _ CONTAINSSEALEDNON-SPILLABLELEADBATTERIES.BATTERIESMUSTBERECYCLED.
Disposal:YourRazorproductusessealedlead-acidbatterieswhich mustberecycledordisposedof in
anenvironmentallysoundmanner.Donotdisposeofa lead-acidbatteryina fire.Thebatterymayexplode
or leak.Donotdisposeofa lead-acidbatteryin yourregularhouseholdtrash.Theincineration,landfilling
or mixingofsealedlead-acidbatterieswith householdtrashisprohibitedbylaw in mostareas.Return
exhaustedbatteriesto a federalorstateapprovedlead-acidbatteryrecycleror a localsellerofautomotive
batteries.Ifyoulivein Floridaor Minnesota,it is prohibitedbylawto throwawaylead-acidbatteriesin the
municipalwastestream.
Charger
Tilechargersuppliedwith tile scootershouldberegularlyexaminedfordamageto tile cord,plug,enclosure
andotherparts,and,in theeventof suchdamage,the scootermustnotbechargeduntilit hasbeenrepaired
or replaced.
UseONLYwith the recommendedcharger.
Replacement Parts
Fora completeselectionofparts,visitwww.razor.com.
Repair Centers
Fora list of authorizedRazorrepaircenters:
• Checkonlineat www.razor.com.
• Call866-467-2967for thecenternearestyou.
Frontwheelhardware
sequence. 8-1
8-4,\
RightSide (Throttle)
8-1- 17ramloci<nut
8-2- Washer
8-3- Washer
8-4- Spacer
Middle
8-5-Frontaxlebolt
LeftSide (Brake)
8-6- Spacer
8-7-Washer
8-8- Washer
8-9- 17ramIocknut
_WARNING: If a
batteryleakdevelops,avoid
contactwith theleakingacid
andplacethedamagedbattery
in a plasticbag.Refertothe
disposalinstructionsatleft. If
acidcomesintocontactwith
skinoreyes,flushwith cool
waterfor atleast 15minutes
andcontacta physician.
_WARNING: Battery
posts,terminalsandrelated
accessoriescontainleadand
leadcompounds.Washyour
handsafter handling.
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Problem
Scooter does not run
Possible Cause
Undercharged battery
Solution
Chargethebattery.Anewbatteryshouldbechargedfor atleast12
hoursbeforeusingthescooterforthefirsttimeandupto 12hours
aftereachsubsequentuse.
Loosewires orconnectors Checkall connectors.Makesurethechargerconnectoristightly
pluggedintothechargingport,andthat thechargerispluggedinto
thewall.
Scootersuddenlystopped
workingwhilein use
Shortruntime (lessthan
15minutespercharge)
Scooterrunssluggishly
Sometimesthe scooter
doesn'trun,butother
timesitdoes
Scootermakesloud
noisesorgrindingsounds
Trippedcircuitbreaker Checkall wires andconnectorsto makesuretheyaretight.
Thecircuitbreaker(nexttoon/off switch)will automaticallyshutoff
the powerif themotorisoverloaded.
An excessiveoverload,suchastooheavya riderortoosteepa hill,
couldcausethe motortooverheat.Ifthe scootersuddenlystops
running,wait afew secondsandthenpushthebreakerto resetthe
circuit.Correctthe conditionsthat causedthe breakerto trip and
avoidrepeatedlytrippingthebreaker.
Underchargedbattery Chargethebattery.Anewbatteryshouldbechargedfor atleast12
hoursbeforeusingthescooterforthefirsttimeandupto 12hours
aftereachsubsequentuse.
Checkall wires andconnectors.Makesurethe batteryconnectoris
tightly pluggedintothe chargerconnector,andthatthechargeris
pluggedintothewall.
Batteryisoldandwill notaccept
full charge Makesurepowerflow tothewall outlet ison.
Evenwith propercare,a rechargeablebatterydoesnot lastforever.
Averagebatterylife is1to 2yearsdependingonscooteruseand
conditions.Replaceonlywith a Razorreplacementbattery.
Brakesarenotadjustedproperly Referto adjustingthebrakesinstructionsonpage5.
Ridingconditionsaretoostressful Useonlyonsolid,flat, cleananddrysurfacessuchaspavementor
levelground.
Tiresarenotproperlyinflated Thetires areinflatedwhen shipped,butthey invariablywill lose
somepressurebetweenthepointof manufacturingandyour
purchase.Referto instructionsonpage3-4of this manualto properly
inflatetires.
Scooterisoverloaded Makesureyoudonotoverloadtheelectricscooterbyallowingmore
thanoneriderat atime,exceedingthe154Ibs(70kg)maximum
weight limit,goingupa hill ortowingobjectsbehindthescooter.If
thescooterisoverloaded,thecircuitbreakermaytrip andshutoff
powerto themotor.Correcttheridingconditionsthat causedthe
overload,wait a few seconds,andthenpushthebreakertoresetthe
circuit.Avoidrepeatedlytrippingthecircuitbreaker.
Brakedragging Adjustbrakelever(page5)to allowwheelto spinwithoutbrake
contact.
Brakesarenotadjustedproperly Referto adjustingthebrakesinstructionsonpage5.
Loosewires orconnectors Checkall wires aroundthe motorsandall connectorsto makesure
theyaretight.
Motor orelectricalswitchdamage
Chainistoodry
ContactyourlocalRazorauthorizedservicecenterfor diagnosisand
repair.
Applya lubricantsuchas3 in 1TMor Tri-FlowTMtothechain.
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KeepyourscooterrunningforyearswithgenuineRazorparts.Visitourwebsiteore-mailusformoreinformationonsparepartavailability.
(Specificationssubjecttochangewithoutnotice.)
1 Handlebargrips(right/left) 5 Headset(upper/lower) 15 Kickstand
1-1Handlebarendcap,Valveextenderholder 6 Limiter 16 Claspbrake
1-2Valveextender 7 Frontfork 17 Rearwheelcomplete
2 Singlespeedtwist-gripthrottle 8 Frontwheelcomplete (Seepage6forhardwaresequence)
2-1 Sleeve (Seepage7forhardwaresequence)18 Tensioner
3 Handlebarstem g Controlmodule lg Chain
3-1 Foldingknob 10 Batterytray 20 Chainguard
3-2 6mmstembolt 11 Resetbutton 21 Battery(2-12V/7Ah)
3-3Washer 12 On/Offswitch 22 Batterybracket
3-4Wedge 13 Chargerport 23 Deckplatewithgriptape
4 Brakeleverassembly 14 Motor-200W 24 Seatpostwithseat(E200Sonly)
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SB 1918 (CALIFORNIA) DECLARATION
YOUR INSURANCE POLICIES MAY NOT PROVIDE COVERAGE FOR ACCIDENTS
INVOLVING THE USE OF THIS SCOOTER/ELECTRIC VEHICLE. TO DETERMINE
IF COVERAGE IS PROVIDED, YOU SHOULD CONTACT YOUR INSURANCE
COMPANY OR AGENT.
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Razor Limited Warranty
Themanufacturerwarrantiesthis producttobefreeof manufacturingdefects
foraperiodof 90daysfromdateof purchase.ThisLimitedWarrantydoes
notcovernormalwearandtear,tires, tubes,cables,oranydamage,failure
or losscausedbyimproperassembly,maintenance,orstorageor useofthe
Razorelectricscooter.
ThisLimitedWarrantywill bevoid if theproductisever:
,, usedin a mannerotherthanfor recreationortransportation;
,,modifiedinanyway;
• rented.
Themanufacturerisnot liablefor incidentalor consequentiallossor damage
duedirectlyor indirectlyto the useofthis product.
Razordoesnot offeranextendedwarranty.If youhavepurchasedan
extendedwarranty,it mustbehonoredbythe storeatwhichit was
purchased.
Foryourrecords,saveyouroriginalsalesreceiptwith thismanualandwrite
the serialnumberbelow.
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Community Design No. 130919-0001
U.S. Design Patent D497,397 S
U.S. Design Patent D513,629 S
Canadian Design Registration No. 105673
Printed in China for:
Razor USA LLC
PO Box 3610
Cerntos, CA 90703
Copyright © 2003-2012 Razor USA LLC. All rights reserved. RAZOR and the Razor Logo Design are
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