can you purchase an extra battery for the razor daisy electric scooter. i understand the charged battery lasts only 40 minutes and takes 12 hours to t
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Also i have owned my scooter about a year now and it still works as good as new with all original parts. =)
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I almost forgot, my daughters battery charge lasts for more than 40 minutes.
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I havent needed to purchase a new battery- it lasts longer then 40 minutes. We have only had to charge the battery once since buying it. We have taken my daughter to the park lots and for at least an hour at a time.
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Lynn,I am not sure if you can purchace an extra battery for thi scooter. I would recommend that you try to contact the razor scooter company and I'm sure they would be able to help you. As for battery charging time it does say it takes 12 hours but in actuallity it doesn't. It takes my daughters generally about 2-4 hours to charge. There is an indicator light on the charger that changes from red to green when fully charged. You can contact the razor company at their website www.razor.com or by phone 866-467-2967 Monday-Friday 8am-5pm pacific time. I hope this helps you.Crystal
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Yes if you go to razors site you can buy every part individually (chargers too)they even have all the parts for discontinued products like the chopper motorcycle to the point you can build your own ala carte and the best part if you add the price of all individual parts it matches the retail price of the product
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I did not but the battery last for a couple of hours; not sure but my son plays everyday with it and we only charge it once or twice a week during night time.
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Yes you can replace the battery @ http://www.electricscooterparts.com/razore100.html and i have the pink hello kitty electric e100, the batt last about 1 1/2 of non stop riding. I allow about 8hrs give or take 1 when its completly dead.
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I found it.You can buy at Ebay.The seller ID(name) is trusyou11730.You can buy extra battery too.
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We did not have it out that much we took scooter to Casino and did plugged in the battery when we stopped to eat. But not sure on Miles...but it is a nice little scooter...we were looking for something a little lighter but the lighter the scooter the more expensive they are.
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John G. I stand to be corrected and apologize as I was responding to another user of the same of wheelchair I use. The correct battery you need for your scooter is (I copied this from Amazon after a thorough search and confirmed through Apex Battery Co.) as follows:U1-35 AGM 12v 35ah Battery replaces 32ah, 33ah, 34ah, 36ah PS-12330 NB, 8AU1, 8AU1H, 6-FM-33, NP33-12 FR, U1-33-12B, NP35-12 FR, GH12340, WP33-12, LCL12V33BT, RA12-33, RA12-33EV, 12V35AH, Power Sonic, Yuasa, MK, Werker, Ritar
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I think you can replace the battery if you're handy with a screwdriver. The instructions tell you how to remove the battery prior to disposing of the rest of the razor; you're supposed to recycle the Lithium Ion battery. Panasonic has an excellent parts supply network. The only electric razors I know of that have replaceable batteries are those that run on AA batteries, but the batteries don't last long IIRC. I've always charged the battery fully then shave 'till the "gas gauge" reads 10% then recharge fully. After 3-4 years my old Panny still held a charge OK when I decided it was time for a change. I think you can replace the battery if you're handy with a screwdriver. The instructions tell you how to remove the battery prior to disposing of the rest of the razor; you're supposed to recycle the Lithium Ion battery. Panasonic has an excellent parts supply network. The only electric razors I know of that have replaceable batteries are those that run on AA batteries, but the batteries don't last long IIRC. I've always charged the battery fully then shave 'till the "gas gauge" reads 10% then recharge fully. After 3-4 years my old Panny still held a charge OK when I decided it... » Read More I think you can replace the battery if you're handy with a screwdriver. The instructions tell you how to remove the battery prior to disposing of the rest of the razor; you're supposed to recycle the Lithium Ion battery. Panasonic has an excellent parts supply network. The only electric razors I know of that have replaceable batteries are those that run on AA batteries, but the batteries don't last long IIRC. I've always charged the battery fully then shave 'till the "gas gauge" reads 10% then recharge fully. After 3-4 years my old Panny still held a charge OK when I decided it was time for a change. « Show Less
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When the batteries in my Braun died a few years ago, I took it to "Batteries +" a large retailer of all kinds of batteries from auto to watch and everything in between. Their Medford, OR shop changed the shaver batteries for $20. I am confident they would charge about the same for a Panasonic shaver.
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If it is the one by Winston (from WalMart, about $60, the label is on the back between the wheels (Model # TDP7600)), this is what I ordered for ours about 2 weeks ago: Replacement Battery and Charger for Most 6 Volt Ride-on Quads It's a battery/charger combo, but it's the only one that works that I've found so far. It's the same one sold at some WalMart stores, only cheaper.
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Not very well. The Razor scooter I installed one in has a 250 watt motor and supports up to 170 lbs. The Razor is meant to run at 10 mph and the e300 15 mph. It boosted the Razor up to about 12 mph, but a charge only lasts about 3 hours. The e300 has a 300 watt motor and can carry up to 220 lbs. I think you need a little stronger battery for optimal performance. You may, however, desire to limit the capabilities of the e300 just a little. That is your decision.
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This would not be the best solution. First a car battery isn't going to last very long in your storage unit without being charged. Second you lose efficiency because you are converting from DC to AC back to DC. Check with your scooter manufacturer for a DC to DC charging option (think cigarette lighter), even then the car battery would need regular recharging.
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You can google the battery make and model and order from a beauty supply or Wahl's website will have them. They typically run about twenty dollars
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Scooter comes with two rechargeable, sealed 12V batteries along with a charger. Batteries are designed to fit in a compartment at the back of the scooter. They should be replaced with the same model. Batteries have good capacity and seem to be fairly long lived.Here is a link to the manual: https://www.easymedonline.com/media/pdf/Tzora%20Hummer%20Manuel.pdf
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Erik, I may not be the right one to provide a feedback as I hardly used the scooter after I bought this battery last year. Having said that, I was surprised to see the battery had some juice left when I tried to start the scooter in the early spring couple of days ago. By the way, my scooter was in the garage all winter and I did not detach the batter all winter. Hope, this helps.
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You can use the razor while it's plugged in. The battery indicator light will blink green while it's charging and remain solid when it's fully charged. After 30 minutes it will go out to save electricity. When ther is aproximately five minutes left of run time the battery indicator light will go to orange to let you know it's time to recharge. Tom
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If it is available it probably costs more than a new complete lawn tool as probably a replacement battery would too. I suggest buying another but different Earthwise lawn tool and use the 18 volt charger that comes with it to replace the defective one. All of their tools need extra batteries otherwise a fifteen to thirty minute usage grows to two days in length when considering multiple charging times.
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Yes. Infact you can purchase the 12 volt 22ah for more power and longer running time. The ah tells the power and time the battery last. 12 volt is size for the unit. The original batteries were 20 ah. My medical supply company that sold me my scooter replaced the original batteries with 17 ah. I moved slower than a toddler crawling and it cost me $125.00 for 2 batteries. These are deep cycle and you should charge daily.not when they don't run. Keeping them fully charged is important for the batteries to last beyong a year.
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All States have different laws for the electric scooter. Please check with your local DMV for the rules in your city. It last about 1-2 hours on a full battery.
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It comes with a 7 Amp battery. However, it can also be equipped with a 12 Amp one, which we highly recommend. On any scooter the bigger the battery the more power and longer time between charges you have. I don't have the cost for that right in front of me, for some unknown reason but I will find it (probably just buried here on my desk) and post it later. Bill Keene 954-421-3169 Boca Home Medical Solutions.