E100 Electric Scooter: The twist handle is stripped...

You can put the two wires back in any order, the throttle is just a variable potentiometer.

Sounds like the throttle is stuck in the full position. Can you adjust the throttle to other positions ? There should be a spring to return the throttle to a "off" position - and then you will have to twist to make it go. The spring may be missing.

You threw away a perfect scooter you idi0t. Needed to desulfate battery with a smart charger. M0ron.

I had this problem too. U need to twist on it and jam it until it turns off. Twist it back/forward. U can also pull in brake. The brake automaticaly deactivates motor. Hold brake until STOPPED then let go. The scooter will stay

• Replacement 24V controller with 4 pin throttle connector
• For Razor E100(Versions 10+), E125 (Versions 10+), E150 (version 1+) and E175 (version 18+) eSpark(version 41+), Trikke E2(versions 1+) electric scooters.
• Replace Razor part #: W13111612164 Model No: ZK2400-DP-LD-ROHS7, ZK2400-DP-FS-ROHS7
• The E100 series Razor scooter is a PUSH START scooter. You need to push the scooter, twist the throttle and then the motor will engage
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7 connectors, 5 plastic connectors & 2 metal connectors

http://www.razor.com/support/pdf/manuals/current/e100-series-manual.pdf

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have you tried to push the scooter like a normal non-electric scooter then while moving twisting the throttle? If not, then i dont know what to tell you except to get a new one.

Yes, Unfortunately it is a technical solution, the twist grip speed control is a potentiometer (variable resistor) other then limited the amount the twist grip is turned , the only other way to limit the speed is to add a fixed resistor to the "top" end of the "pot", lets say you want a 10% reduction and you have a 1000 ohm pot you would add a 100 resistor to the "top" of the pot, if it doesnt work correctly change the connection to the other endof the pot

sounds like you dont have the extender in ..... happened to me i had t return it and get a new one or go get a new extender at a bike shop.... mine was missing when i purchased it,