In this guide, we will show you step by step how to replace or remove the motor on your VMAX e-scooter VX2 PRO yourself.
Tools required
- Open-end wrench 21 mm
- Allen key 2.5 mm
- Allen key 3 mm
- Phillips screwdriver
- Optional: spray glue or hot glue
- Optional: Thread (approx. 2 m)
Instructions
Loosen the front rubber mat
Remove the front centimeters of the rubber mat on your footboard to gain access to the maintenance flap.
Loosen the mat carefully so that it is not damaged and can be reattached cleanly later.
Opening the maintenance flap at the front

Loosen the maintenance flap at the front. To do this, remove two screws at the top and bottom of the footboard.
Disconnect the motor cable

Disconnect the four cables leading to the motor.
Attach a thread to the motor cable
Attach a thread to the motor cable.
The thread will help you to pull the cable back through the cable duct more easily later.
Remove the motor covers

Remove the motor cover on the left and right.
Loosen the motor axle and retaining plates
Loosen the motor axle and the retaining plates.
Make sure that the motor does not fall out in an uncontrolled manner. Hold it firmly and remove carefully remove it.
Check the result
After reassembly, check that all relevant parts are correctly fitted and working properly. In particular, check that the motor is firmly seated, that the cables are routed correctly and that the plug connections are secure.
Frequently asked questions
Here you will find answers to frequently asked questions about removing the motor from the VMAX VX2 PRO.
What do I need the thread on the motor cable for?
The thread is used to make it easier to pull the motor cable through the cable duct during installation. Without this aid, threading can be much more laborious.
Do I have to completely disconnect all four cables?
Yes, to completely remove the motor, the cables leading to the motor must be disconnected. Make sure you disconnect the plug connections carefully and reconnect them correctly later.
Can I just replace the casing on the motor?
Yes, according to the original instructions, you can either replace the entire motor or just the jacket mounted on the motor. The engine removal is the basis for this.


