scooter repairs
Here is a little unknown secret:
What most of us do not know is that the 'kill switch' continues to drain our battery, it's like "ON" switch. The problem is we all leave kill switch 'on' even though the scooter is running, and the discharge of our batteries. What nobody told us is that we need to shut it off every time we left of our scooters. We all assume that if our scooter to begin again, the battery must be fully charged, but that simply not true. So the secret is to turn off the kill switch every time you turn off the scooter and remove the key.
Other major secret nobody told us that the scooter is not like cars. Scooters are battery battery on their own. When our car is dead, we give each other jump. We let it run for 20 minutes, and it recharges the battery - all is fine. What we all assumed that Scooters are in the same way, but are not. If we have a half charged battery is remains half charged for about 3 months, then it just dies one day. Then we have all gone to the store to buy our repairs Scooter 2nd or 3 Battery for the year. Frustrating it?
Want a solution? It's easy, just turn off the kill switch. So just tell yourself, when you stop your scooter, we have to do two things, and not one. We must remove the key and turn off the kill switch. That turns off the battery and stop the slow drain, which continues to haunt all of us.
Happy Scootering.
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