Install Rear Axle And Wheels - Razor E100 Owner's Manual

Figure 6. Steering test.
Test the steering function. The handlebars should steer freely, but the
turning should be limited to about 45 degrees left an right as shown in
figure 6.
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2C. Install the rear axle and wheels. The motor drives the left rear
wheel via a gear train located in the gear box adjacent to the rear
wheel. The left rear wheel has a coupling that engages the gearbox.
The retainer cap is pre-installed on the left side of the axle. Slide the
axle through the wheel and insert the rear axle so the power coupling
on the wheel engages the coupling on the left-side as shown in Figure
7.
Figure 7
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