Product Makes Clicking Sound; Throttle Sticks; Rear Wheel Locked Up While Using - Razor Pocket Mod Troubleshooting Manual

Issue
Product Makes 'Clicking' Sound

Throttle Sticks

Reminder:
Applying the brakes will cut power
to the motor and stop product
Rear Wheel Locked Up
While In Use
12/21/2006
POCKET MOD Electric Scooter Troubleshooting Guide
Symptom(s)
Lift rear end up & manually
Rear wheel barely moves spin rear wheel forward
Should spin 3-4 times w/no resistance
Remove battery/motor cover to
check for loose connection(s)
Secure unit; turn power on & with
weight on the unit, lift back end up
Battery shows fully charged
& apply the throttle
Lights on throttle light up
Unit does not move
Remove battery/motor cover & unplug
brake connector from control module.
Secure unit; turn power on & apply throttle
Throttle does not spring Check if handlebar grip is
back when released pressing up against throttle
Check chain for foreign object(s)
Lights on throttle light up
Inspect spring inside brake plate
Check tension; position & the
Inspect chain tensioner
Troubleshoot Result(s)
Wheel does not spin freely
Loose connection(s)
NO
Rear Wheel Spins Freely
Motor engages/Rear wheel spins
Motor does
Grip is pressed up against the throttle
Grip is pressed
NOT
Foreign object(s) found
and/or debris
Brake spring is broken
Chain too loose
Chain slipped off rear sprocket
condition of chain
Chain is jammed in
Chain tensioner broken
Possible Solution(s)
Replace Rear Wheel
Reconnect Loose Connection(s)
eplace Battery or Charger
Replace Brake Lever
engage Replace Throttle & Control Module
NOT
Slide throttle away from grip
against
Replace throttle
throttle
Remove chain guard to clean anything
caught in chain
Check chain; rear sprocket & chain
in chain
tensioner for any damage
[Replace part(s) if necessary]
Replace Rear Wheel
Adjust chain
Check chain for possible damage
[Replace chain if necessary]
(Refer to Pg 5 in Owner's Manual)
Remove chain from chain tensioner;
check chain & chain tensioner for
chain possible damage
tensioner [Replace part(s) if necessary];
place chain back on rear sprocket
(Refer to Pg 5 in Owners Manual).
Replace Chain Tensioner
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