Top 20 Razor 300001-SL Ground Force Go Kart Questions & Answers

I don't think this would be a problem, as long as the wheels fit the axle properly, both in diameter, and length of shaft.

This go cart does not have reverse, so positive & negative wires must be switched.

test the motor with your own battery. connect the battery directly to the motor if that work is the controller, easy.

Here is the owners manual for the future (in case you don't have one.)http://www.meijer.com/assets/product_files/pdf/1000422_groundforce_manual.pdfIt sounds like the push button fuse next to your charging plug. Push that in and try again. Otherwise it could be a wiring defect.

i bought a new battery for my toyota remote control but it doesn't work?

you need to return to the store you bought it from and explain to them that the battery does not hold the charge.

Hello, I believe what the problem is, in your throttle switch or more often the connection to your battery, even though your battery might be good, bad or loose connection can cause this. Most electric toy cars, go carts, buggies, and other similar electric toys, all operated on a electrical switch mechanism. They are effective when working, but unfortunately from my experience poorly built, meaning they wear out real easy. When working properly, you press the pedal, activates the electrical circuit by way of the switch. Think of the switch as like the ignition on a automobile. It works kind of the same method.

I believe personally it is in your connection to your battery. However here is what did here to help you out. I have put to REAL GOOD links to help you. One link is to the sight, which shows you parts and cost for parts, and on same site i gave you the link that takes you to the Ground force trouble shooting guide of possible problem and solution based on the symptom. I think this will help you. Links are below and please copy and paste them in your browser and let me know if anything else i can help you with. Thanks Mike

http://www.razorama.com/razor-ground-force-drifter-parts-section.html

http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/razorama/GFtroubleshooting.pdf


Thanks Again, Mike , (Fiya Expert.)

Wire connection seems to be the problem with any electric dependent vehicles of that sort. They are usually cheap so the wireing is cheap as well. Check to see if there is any loose wires or even some cuts in the wire. Repair them if so. If not that...make sure anything that likes too dirty than what you think it should be...clean it off with a can of compressed air (don't put water on that sort of stuff). Keep checking around the kart and check for anything out of the ordinary and work from there. Hope this helps ^_^

hi, a blinking red light ,is telling you that a battery is going bad or you have a bad plug , or your charger is going bad .
I had a razor scooter that had the blinking red light, it was a busted plug on the scooter where it plugs in.I had one scooter that had the blinking red light, it was A battery gone bad .
good luck!

If the charger is left plugged in longer then 24 hours you may over charge the batteries and they will not work properly. Also You must charge the batteries once a month even if it hasn't been used.

Lift up the back end of the gocart and see if the wheels spin when you pull the throttle. If you only get a clicking sound start by replacing the control modulator. 10 months old your batteries should be still good unless you over charged them. (Leaving plugged in longer then a day) Good luck...

If your batteries are good and are putting out the proper voltage I would say your control mod has failed. Usually all the lights work but all you get is a faint clicking sound everytime you turn the throttle.

replace thumb tab throttle. part is $12.99 from razor. go to razor site to order. i had the same problem after my daughter drove it over a bumpy sidewalk.

Maybe the battery inside is swollen or faulty and needs to be replaced

Question edited for clarity. Hello again Cindy, I gave you all the information on this a few days back. You need a competently inclined person with a multimeter. The circuit is simple. You have two 12 volts batteries in series which makes 24 volts. You have a hand controller which is a variable potentiometer like a volume control, which feeds voltage to the motors. The controller module tells you the battery voltage level and probably has a couple of relays. Check the battery wiring again, you should have a wire coming in to the plus on battery 1 and the negative on battery 1 should go to the plus on battery 2. The negative wire from battery 2 completes the circuit out. Do you know your charger works? That can be checked with a meter as well. Get out your multimeter and check the TOTAL voltage plus on battery 1 to the negative on battery 2. You should have 24 volts, 2 x 12 volt batteries in series. Take them both off and charge each one on a car charger set at 2 amps for about 4 hours each battery. Clean all the battery connectors with a wire brush and also the connectors. Smear them with Vaseline. Also make sure you have the batteries wired up correctly. If done incorrectly, you may be running on 12 volts which is why is is showing 'Low Voltage'! https://www.google.com/search?q=razor+quad+low+power ..

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so what had been hapening is that it could die depending if it was the battery that could aftfect with this. 24 volt battery, and can be ridden for up to 45 minutes after battery charging. The charge time recommended for this Razor electric scooter is about 10-12 hours after each use.

Hi there, charging normally takes approx. 16 hours. Do not leave the appliance connected to the mains for more than 24 hours. I have included a link for the user manual for this product.

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