LotFancy 24V 1.5A Electric Scooter Charger for Razor E100, E200, E300, E500, PR200, MX350, Dirt Bike, Pocket Mod, Sports Mod, and Dirt Quad

Model : QL-09009-B2401500H , replace part number W13112099014.

Note

Only use for 24V lead acid batteries, do NOT fit hover-board! !

DO NOT work with e90, power core e90.

Please check your model and battery before purchasing.

Specification

Known Compatibility :

Razor E100 E100S E125 E150 E175 E200 PR200 E200S E225 E225S E275 E300 E300S E325 E325S E500 E500S power core E100

Razor Pocket Rocket, MX350 SX350 Dirt Rocket, MX400, ZR350 Electric Dirt Bike

Razor Dirt Quad, Dune Buggy, Indian eFTR Mini, Rambler 12, RSF350, RX200

Razor Crazy Cart, eSpark, Trikke E2, Ground Force Go Kart, Ground Force Drifter, Fury

Razor Mini Chopper, Rebellion Chopper

Razor Pocket Mod / Lightshow (Bella, Betty, Bistro, Daisy, Hannah Montana, Kiki, Sweet Pea, & Vapor)

Boreem Jia 601-S - 250 watt version, 602-D - 250 watt version

City Express

Dynacraft Hello Kitty City Cruiser

Electra Scoot-N-Go

Freedom 644, 942, 943, 946, 947, 961

Hot Wheels Urban Shredder

Motovox MBxXSe

Rad2Go Leopard Shark E5, Tiger Shark E10

Ranger Safari

Star II

SunL Big Bug

Super Ride

Turbo 350 EG

Urban Express

Vapor X-12, X-24

X-Treme X-250, X-50-300

Zip'r3 Traveler

Zip'r3 Xtra Hybrid Traveler

Zip'r4 Traveler

Zip'r4 Xtra Hybrid Traveler

Also Suitable for most other device with 24-volt Electro Drive propulsion system

Potential Reasons Why the Charger Doesn't Work

1.​Incompatible Connector Size/Voltage/Battery Type

• The charger may not fit your device due to mismatched specifications. ​Please share your device's brand and model so we can verify compatibility.
• Example: Chargers with 24V often fail to connect to devices requiring ​36V.

2. ​Battery Degradation

• Batteries have a limited lifespan. ​If used for over 12 months or left inactive for 2-3 months, they may become unresponsive.
• Signs: The charger LED turns ​green (indicating no charge flow) when connected to a dead battery.
• Troubleshooting: Test the charger with another device or check the battery with a different charger.

3. ​Defective Charger

• If the charger is confirmed to be faulty (e.g., physical damage or unstable voltage output), ​tell us immediately for a replacement.

Battery Maintenance Tips

1. Storage & Long-Term Care.

• Charge to 50%-70%: Before storing your device long-term, keep the battery at ​50%-70% charge to minimize capacity loss and damage risks.
• Cool, Dry Environment: Store in a temperature-controlled area (15–25°C) away from moisture or direct sunlight.
• Regularly Activate the Battery: Even if not in regular use, recharge it to ​50%-70% every 2-3 months to prevent failure due to prolonged dormancy

2. ​Charging Best Practices.

• Avoid Overcharging: Unplug the charger once fully charged, even if the device has built-in overcharge protection.
• Prevent Deep Discharge: Recharge when battery drops below ​20% to avoid irreversible damage

3. Hardware Maintenance.

• ​Clean Charging Port: Regularly remove dust/debris from the port with a dry cloth or air blower to ensure proper connectivity.
• Check for Damage: Inspect the charging cable and port for wear or deformation; replace faulty components immediately.