Nanrobot D6+ charge port fried

Gmb808

So I read that with electric scooters you should plug into the outlet and then the scooter, (unless specified in manual), well the manual (and roadrunner customer service) said plug into scooter first then outlet. Well I heard a small arc with one of the charge ports but didn’t think much of it, until the second time it blew up on me and burnt my hand. They are sending me replacement port and charger, but I’m curious if they are mistaken by saying scooter first? It says on your guide for charging that plugging in scooter first may cause sparking, and well, it did. But roadrunner is saying it’s because debris got in it. (They discontinued the port covers but are now send those too). Should I keep with their specific instructions, or plug into outlet first.

DrScootLittle

I’d definitely go outlet first, then scooter, for exactly this reason. I don’t know why their manual has it this way. It’s possible they know something we don’t but I doubt it. Going with the way that doesn’t throw sparks is always the best :-)

-Paul from ESG

Kaleofernandez

Mine did the same thing it spark , now it don’t charge . How did I fix this

2muchcoffee4me

Kaleofernandez Replace your charge port if it’s damaged at all, as well as open the deck and check the charge port fuse. Replace it if it’s blown.

Scwiggin

I have a blown charge port also. So the the top panel comes off? I have the four screws out can lift it ,but it’s stuck down on the front. Is there anything else holding it down?