If your scooter displays error code 2, it indicates a "throttle lever error". This can have various causes, but a common solution is to check the electrical connection to the throttle grip .
How do you check the electrical connection to the throttle grip?
To check the throttle grip connection, disconnect the plug and then reconnect it securely. Ensure the connection is firm to eliminate any loose connections.
Check the position of the throttle grip
Another important step is to check that the throttle grip is in the neutral position when the scooter is switched on. An incorrect throttle grip position can also lead to error messages.
What to do if the problem persists?
If checking the connection and the position of the throttle grip doesn't solve the problem, a new throttle grip may be required. In this case, it's advisable to consult a professional to replace the throttle grip.
It is important to take error messages on your scooter seriously and resolve them as quickly as possible to ensure the vehicle's safety and performance. Regular maintenance and inspections allow many problems to be detected and fixed early.