Ezip 150 electric scooter. won't start.

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The batteries, and throttle control could have been tested with multimeter. The motor can be checked with a multimeter and also with a power source (12 volt x 2 in series = 24 volts) or even with the battery pack that is on it. The only part that is difficult to troubleshoot is the Control Box and circuitry, but if the battery is okay for volts, the throttle passes power and the motor runs, it has to be the control box or connection wiring throughout.

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Your best plan would be to contact the manufacturer.It could be a faulty electrical connector or wiring and maybe very expensive to fix. Ask yourself why it was at the Goodwill in the first place. Good luck

Contact the manufacturer for help, but ask yourself this. Why was an electric scooter taken to Goodwill in the first place? Could it be it's unfixable or at least too expensive to fix. I hope it is something simple for you. Best of luck.

Most likely, it's a battery issue indicating that you need to change the batteries, but it also could be a charger issue, you can try the charger here https://chargerbuy.com/products/ezip-e-900-electric-scooter-battery-charger

Check the brake micro switch and brake coil resistance plus all wires in this area.

Possible the batteries need replacing. Get them check out on a load tester.

Push the circuit breaker back in first. The scooter will not move if the charger is connected. If the scooter has sat unused for a long time, the charger will NOT recover the batteries. Charge them individually with an automotive charger until the voltage is at least 11 volts each. May take a 12 or more hours. If you can't get 11 volts after that time then the batteries are gone.

How old is the battery? Most are only good for three years........
Mike

Did u ever figure out what the salution was

Yes, you will need to get a charger based on the number of 12 volt batteries in the Scooter. I recommend TNC SCOOTERS to buy the chargers. Very good service and lower than most prices.