Razor Ground Force User manual

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Figure 1a Figure 1b
Figure 1c
Using the supplied 5mm Allen wrench, remove the
Allen head screws that attach the battery/motor cover
to the frame (see Figure 1a).
The battery/motor cover is designed to be removed
without removing the seat (see Figure 1b), but it may
ease removal if the seat is removed.
The controller is located on the switch/charge-plug
mounting bracket (see Figure 1c).
GROUND FORCE™
CONTROLLER INSTALLATION GUIDE
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Step 1a: Remove the motor cover
Step 1b:
Step 1c:
Figure 2a
Carefully unplug all wiring connections to the
controller (see Figure 2a).
Step 2a: Unplug the wire connections
CAUTION: To prevent shock, turn power switch off before installing the new controller.
C
D
This kit includes:
A - 5mm Allen wrench
B - Adapter
C - Qili™ Charger
D - Controller (CT-201C)
NOTE: The supplied adapter (6-pin connector on one
end and 4-pin & 2-pin connectors on the other end) is
only applicable to certain Ground Force products.
If your existing controller has a 6-pin connector, the
replacement controller will require use of the adapter.
• The 6-pin connector of the adapter should
be connected to the Ground Force.
• The 4-pin & 2-pin connectors of the adapter
should be connected to the new controller.
If your existing controller already has a 4-pin and a 2-pin
connection, disregard connecting the supplied adapter.
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B

Step 4: Install the new controller
Install the new replacement controller and tighten
the mounting screws (see Figure 4).
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Figure 4
Step 5: Reconnect the wires
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Figure 5a
Reconnect all plug-in connectors (see Figure 5a).
Each connection point is unique, so the system can
only be connected in one way: the right way.
Note: If your existing controller has a 6-pin connector (see
Figure 5b), the replacement controller will require use of the
supplied adapter.
Figure 5b
Figure 2b
Each connector is a snap lock type connection
that requires depressing a small tab to allow the
connector to release (see Figure 2b). Do not
attempt to disconnect by pulling on the wires!
Step 2b:
Figure 3
Remove and save the two mounting screws that
secure the old controller. You should now be able to
remove and discard the old controller (see Figure 3).
Step 3: Remove the old controller