Electric
Scooter Troubleshooting Guide
Motor Runs But
Scooter Does Not Move
 Inspect The
Power Transmission System
Inspect the power transmission system for missing parts
and proper
operation. Replace any missing, worn-out, or damaged
parts. Power transmission problems can be caused by a
worn-out rear wheel freewheel clutch, a damaged or missing
belt or chain, or a damaged or missing belt cog or chain
sprocket.
Make Sure The
Chain Or Belt Is Properly Installed
Inspect the chain or belt to make sure that it is
properly installed onto both the motor sprocket or cog and
the rear wheel sprocket or cog.
Motor And
Chain/Belt Spin, But Rear Wheel Does Not Move
If the motor and chain or belt spin when the throttle is applied but the rear
wheel does not move the problem is a defective rear wheel
freewheel clutch mechanism.
Motor Spins,
But Chain/Belt And Rear Wheel Do Not Move
If the motor spins when the throttle is applied but the
chain or belt and rear wheel do not move the problem is
either a chain or belt that has fallen off, a belt that is
not properly tensioned, or a sprocket or cog that is damaged
or missing.
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