Razor E125 User manual

E1XX SERIES ON/OFF SWITCH

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

CAUTION: To avoid potential shock or other injury, turn power switch OFF and discon-

nect charger before removing or installing the batteries. Failure to follow these steps in the

correct order may cause irreparable damage.

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Tools Required: (Not included)

A. Phillips screwdriver

B. Flat head screwdriver

C. 4mm Allen wrench

D. 8mm open wrench

Parts Included: (Figure A)

A. On/off switch

B. 2 - 4mm Allen bolts

Note: For versions E100/E125 v1-40, E150 v1-26,

E175 v19-33) Please use the two shorter 4mm Allen Bolts

provided with the new On/Off Switch if the existing 4mm

Allen Bolts on the deck plate are longer then the 4mm

Allen Bolts included with the new On/Off Switch. Refer to

“Figure B” and Step 1 “Figure 1”.

Figure 1

Figure A Figure B

Figure 2

Step 1

Using a Phillips head screwdriver, remove the four

screws in the front of the deck. Using a Phillips

head screwdriver and 8mm open wrench, remove

the two screws and locknuts in the back of the

deck. Using a 4mm Allen wrench remove the two

hex bolts. Remove deck plate. Keep screws.

Note: If you are having difﬁculty removing the

screws, use pliers to twist the screw out from the

bottom.

Using Phillips head screwdriver, remove the

screws on the battery bracket and remove

bracket.

Step 2

Phillips head screwdriver

4mm Allen wrench

Phillips head screwdriver on top,

8mm open wrench on bottom

old bolt

new bolt

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Figure 3

Figure 5

Figure 4

Figure 6

Before closing your unit

1. Insert the new on/off switch in battery tray

2. Re-connect the 2 wires from the control module to the 2 bottom prongs on the on/off switch

3. Re-connect the black wire from the charger port to the top (gold color) prong on the on/off switch

4. Place batteries back into battery tray and re-connect batteries to the control module (refer to Figure 6 for

proper positioning of batteries)

5. Re-place battery bracket and secure using same screws removed in step 2

6. Re-attach the deck plate and secure using bolts removed in step 1

ATTENTION: Charge unit at least 12 hours before riding.

Locate the white plastic connector on the battery.

Cut the zip tie and discard it. Disconnect the white

plastic connectors attached to the battery and

control module by depressing the tab.

Using a ﬂat head screw driver, carefully remove

the glue around the on/off switch. Gently press

down on the top of the on/off switch and push

switch out of the battery tray.

Carefully remove the batteries from the battery

tray. Locate the on/off switch and disconnect the

black wire going to the charger port and the 2

wires going to the control module.

Note: When re-installing the batteries in the

battery tray, make sure to place them in position

shown below.

Step 3

Step 5

Step 4

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