How To Replace The Battery On A Razor Pocket Mod Petite Scooter (Phillips Vision: Episode - 81)

Andrew Phillips shows step-by-step how to replace the 12 volt rechargeable battery on a Razor Pocket Mod Petite scooter. This battery can be purchased online under the parts numbers UB1250 and ML5-12.
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[@AustinCatmull]

Wow. It sure would be nice if Razor made it a little easier to change the battery. Sheesh!

[@leeannkwait915]

Also - if you get the battery from Razor its already got the wires and connector piece on top of the battery so its just as simple as clicking it in. And the plastic on the bike is flexible enough to pull/push the battery in and out without detaching piece with the switch on it, through the bottom.

[@alisonaldcroft8900]

can i use just 1 battery 12v 18w. very heavy. i only want more charge/time ride

[@annabean7204]

What size female connectors does it need?

[@nobeac]

No mine is only 1 battery and it doesn't look anything like that

[@jennifermorales7787]

Thank you friend.🙋🏻‍♀️👍

[@stevengilliland74]

Great video! Thank you!

[@prestigelawncare9389]

Is there a 32v to replace the 2 12v batteries.
Thanks for video

[@PhillipsVision]

Not that I’m aware of

[@leeannkwait915]

Thanks!! Very helpful. Got my kids scooter back in shape. You are awesome!