Generally, the duration of charging of an electric scooter depends
mostly on how much charge has been drained when it was used. But for instance,
with a Razor electric scooter, your battery should already be fully charged
after charging for a full 12 hours. You’ll see that the charger light will turn
a solid green once the battery’s full. However, if your charger already shows
you a solid green light after only a short amount of time, it is possible that
your battery is not yet completely charged. Continue charging your electric
scooter for 8 more hours. It’s fine to charge the battery even if its power is
not yet drained completely.
Here are more tips on charging an
electric scooter:
1. Get
the right voltage batteries.
It is crucial that you regularly test your batteries to order to make
sure that they are working properly. Get the right battery capacity for your
scooter to have the peace of mind that your scooter’s batteries will not
misbehave especially if you have to go somewhere.
2. Charge
your electric scooter after every time you use it.
This will increase the miles that your scooter can go every time you
take it out as well as reduce the risk of your scooter running out of battery
in inconvenient place. It doesn’t matter how long you used the scooter for, but
as a rule, if your scooter went for a long ride, you have to cool down the
battery for 30 minutes first before charging it.
3. Recharge
your scooter even if it is in storage.
Even if you are not using your scooter, it is still important that you
charge it every 30 days. If not, the batteries will oxidize inside, which will
cause their lifespan to shorten and their mileage range to lower.
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