Changing the charging socket

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In this guide, we will show you step by step how to replace the charging socket on your VMAX e-scooter VX2 Hub, VX2 Gear, or VX4_2B yourself.

Model VX2 Hub, VX2 Gear, VX4_2B
Time required approx. 15–25 minutes
Difficulty medium

Tools needed

  • 3.5 mm hex key
  • Philips screwdriver
  • Needle-nose pliers
  • Spare part: charging socket
Before starting, ensure that your VMAX e-scooter is turned off. Work on a stable surface and have all tools within reach.

Instructions

1

Detach side cover

Detach side cover at the footrest

Use a 3.5 mm hex key to unscrew the two screws on the side cover next to the charging socket.

Detach side cover at the footrest

Additionally, remove the screw under the footrest using a Philips screwdriver.

2

Remove cover

Loosen rubber deck

Gently detach the rubber deck at the edge of the footrest.

Then, carefully pull out the side cover.

Remove side cover

Disconnect the connectors from the turn signal and the charging socket.

After that, you can completely remove the side cover.

3

Remove charging socket

Loosen and remove charging socket

Hold the nut of the charging socket with needle-nose pliers and loosen it gently.

Loosen and remove charging socket

Open the cover and take out the charging socket.

4

Install new charging socket

Insert and install new charging socket

Insert the new charging socket and secure it with the nut.

Reconnect the connectors from the turn signal and the charging socket.

Carefully push the cables back into the footrest and reattach the side cover with the two hex screws and the Phillips screw.

Make sure that all screws are tightened correctly and that no cables are pinched or damaged during reassembly.

Check result

After reassembly, check if the charging socket is properly seated and that charging functions correctly. Pay particular attention to a secure fit and clean connection.

Test your VMAX e-scooter cautiously after the repair by briefly connecting it to the charger.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here you will find answers to common questions about this repair.

How do I know if the charging socket is defective?

Typical signs are charging problems, a loose connection, or if the scooter does not charge at all. In many cases, the issue lies directly with the charging socket.

Do I need to pay special attention when removing?

Yes, especially regarding the connectors. Pull them apart carefully and avoid pulling on the cable to prevent damage.

What to do if the scooter does not charge after replacement?

Check all connectors and the proper seating of the charging socket. If the problem persists, we recommend having it checked by a service center.

If you are unsure or need assistance, our local service teams are here for you.