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Razor Ground Force User Manual

Razor Ground Force
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Owners Manual
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Electric-Powered Go Kart
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Specifications subject to change without notice.)
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Item number: 300001-SL
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Razor Ground Force Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandRazor
ModelGround Force
CategoryUtility Vehicle
LanguageEnglish

Summary

General Warnings and Safety Precautions

Key Parts of the Ground Force

Battery Care and Disposal

Preparing for First-Time Use

Un-box and Inspect Contents

Remove foam separators, inspect for shipping damage, and contact Razor USA for issues.

Steering Wheel Installation

Attach the steering axle to the steering column, ensuring wires are untangled and correctly oriented.

Attach the Seat

Securely attach the seat to the frame using provided screws and washers with Allen keys.

Optional Seat Belt Assembly

Install the seat belt assembly for 'play' use only; it is not an approved safety system.

Brake Adjustment and Use

Adjust the hand-operated brake lever for proper engagement and practice in a clear area.

Battery Charging Prior to Use

Charge the battery before first use; charging input, switch, and breaker are on the motor cover.

Circuit Breaker Function

The circuit breaker protects the motor from overload; reset it if it trips due to excessive load.

Safety Check Before Driving

Check for Loose Parts

Ensure there are no rattles from loose parts or broken components; consult a mechanic if unsure.

Verify Brake Function

Check that the brake provides positive braking action when the lever is squeezed.

Inspect Frame and Steering Wheel

Check the frame and steering wheel for cracks or broken connections to prevent loss of control.

Maintenance and Repairs

Adjusting the Drive Chain

Adjust chain tension for proper operation, ensuring about 3/8-inch (10mm) of slack.

Wheel Removal Procedure

Learn how to remove and replace front and rear wheels, noting differences in attachment methods.

Replacing the Chain or Belt

Procedure for removing and replacing the drive chain or belt, noting potential variations.

General Safety Guidelines

Limited Warranty and Registration

Illustrated Parts Breakdown

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