My battery takes upwards of 5 hours to charge sometimes which causes a lot of issues since I travel a lot from work via train (hour and a half commute each way). When my battery dies during the day, b

they are only for training,you should be all done training in 30 days,contact the company or replace the batteries

Post by the "Owner". The "Fix" was a New Stator. (Broken Wire).
After recharging the 2.5 year old AGM battery 3 times with acceptable results each time. (13+ volts & 14.5+ Volts at high idle) Purchasing a new AGM Battery, a month & a half of "pulling my hair out, all the "great solutions posted on fixya", being stranded 3 times with a "dead battery", I took the Bike to the Shop/Trained Mechanic. Many Thanks to the Post concerning the broken copper wire & "fixya.com" for allowing me to Post. Thank You all.....

Could be - I would take the scooter or battery to a car store and they will load check the battery - That is, they will cause the battery to do work, and measure the voltage.
Measuring volts while the battery is at rest will indicate full voltage. That would be a flawed test.

Hi. How many amp/hours are your batteries?
Who tested your batteries, and how did they test them.
I have had batteries tested by an auto electrical technician, who said the batteries were OK. I knew at the time that the batteries were faulty.
What he did was do a short high current test, that he would normally do on a car battery.
To test batteries in a scooter you have to do a constant current test on fully charged batteries, and monitor the battery voltage. When the battery voltage drops to 10.5 volts across the 12 volt battery, that is considered a flat battery. Take the time elapsed for the test, and you can roughly work out the amp/hour rating of your batteries.
The amp/hour rating of a battery is worked out on a 10 or 20 discharge. A 40 amp/hour battery can supply 2 amps/ hour for 20 hours.
If you take 20 amps per hour, you will not get 2 hours of use. You will probably only get 1.5 to 1.75 hours of use. The more current ( amps ) you take out of a battery, the less amp/hours it will supply.
The best way to test your batteries is a constant current test, but they take a few hours, or try new batteries.

Also how long do you charge your batteries for. Most chargers need to be on at least over night to fully charge your batteries.
Some chargers have a green LED that comes on when the batteries are nearly full. This green LED is a guide only, and most batteries still need a few more hours to do a full charge.
Good luck. Neil.

38.4 hours

It is time to replace the batteries. Buy two, not just one. This scooter takes two 12 volt, 12 amp hour, sealed deep cycle batteries. If you replace just one, the charger will not charge them properly. Take off the seat (pull upward). Turn the scooter on its side. Remove the six screws (2 in front, 2 under the foot rest, and 2 in the back. Unsnap the old batteries (one at a time) and replace with new. Be sure to keep the wiring as is, so you keep the circuit in series (not in parellel). In fact, before you remove the old batteries, label the connections (A to A, B to B, etc.) so you reconnect just as they were. Total cost is about $200. Time to replace is about a half hour.

what you do is get a new battery and if that does not help the situation then take the phone into a service center to have it check.

Maybe it's battery. Try to use another maybe helps.
If not it's problem with software in it, what is connected with power point-battery and its showing low battery and switching off.
Second what you can do is to clean connection inside maybe it's stuck something and not giving the power in.
Good luck!