Uploaded May 2016 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
In this video I give instructions on how to replace the batteries. Here are the parts/tools needed to repair your razor e200 scooter:
Female F2 Connectors*: amzn.to/2rMNme0
You can get 2 of these: SLA 12V 9AHR Batteries* (different brand than the ones in the video but highly rated): amzn.to/2s1O7Qm
Highly rated wire strippers (mine in the video are old and hard to find): amzn.to/2rzhXuF
Recommended Hex (allen) wrench set* (comes with english and metric): amzn.to/2qIepTJ
If your scooter is not charging or you aren't getting the same power out of your scooter anymore, chances are that you need to replace the batteries. This is a pretty straightforward process. There are lots of battery manufacturers. Make sure you get (2) 12V 9AH batteries with F2 connectors and the connectors themselves. (I bought my 2 batteries from batteryshark.com). If you get a different batteries, make sure to note if they have F1 or F2 style connectors (or some other style).
Remember to disconnect the power and never let the positive and negative leads on the same battery touch each other (short circuit).
*We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
In this video I give instructions on how to replace the batteries. Here are the parts/tools needed to repair your razor e200 scooter:
Female F2 Connectors*: amzn.to/2rMNme0
You can get 2 of these: SLA 12V 9AHR Batteries* (different brand than the ones in the video but highly rated): amzn.to/2s1O7Qm
Highly rated wire strippers (mine in the video are old and hard to find): amzn.to/2rzhXuF
Recommended Hex (allen) wrench set* (comes with english and metric): amzn.to/2qIepTJ
If your scooter is not charging or you aren't getting the same power out of your scooter anymore, chances are that you need to replace the batteries. This is a pretty straightforward process. There are lots of battery manufacturers. Make sure you get (2) 12V 9AH batteries with F2 connectors and the connectors themselves. (I bought my 2 batteries from batteryshark.com). If you get a different batteries, make sure to note if they have F1 or F2 style connectors (or some other style).
Remember to disconnect the power and never let the positive and negative leads on the same battery touch each other (short circuit).
*We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
