Janboo 24V Replacement Charger for Razor MX350 Pocket Mod E100 E200 — 3-Prong Plug, LED Status & Safety Protections

Janboo's 24V replacement charger restores power to 24V Razor lead-acid scooters and dirt bikes with a secure three-prong connector and built-in safety protection.

If your Razor MX350, Pocket Mod, E100 series, or other 24V lead-acid model sits idle because of a missing or faulty charger, this Janboo replacement delivers a reliable power source engineered specifically for those systems. Designed for parents and riders who want a straightforward swap-in solution, it provides clear LED status feedback and internal protections to help keep charging safe and predictable.

How do I know this charger fits my Razor scooter?

Confirm fitment by checking your scooter’s charging port and battery type. This charger uses the standard 3-prong inline female connector commonly found on Razor 24V lead-acid systems, not the smaller mini plug or lithium models.

• Compatible models: MX350, MX400 Dirt Rocket, Pocket Mod, E100, E125, E150, E175, E200, E300, Crazy Cart, Dirt Quad 4-wheeler.
• Battery type: for 24V lead-acid batteries only; not for hoverboards or lithium-ion scooters.
• Connector: standard three-prong inline female plug for a secure connection.

What safety and durability features are included?

Janboo builds this charger with components meant to meet everyday family use. It contains pure copper wiring and a smart integrated circuit (IC) to manage charging behavior and help protect the battery and charger from common hazards.

• Smart IC chip prevents overcharging and helps avoid overheating.
• Short-circuit protection to reduce risk during unexpected faults.
• Robust internal wiring for long-term reliability under regular use.

What does the LED indicator tell me during charging?

The built-in LED gives a quick visual check of the charger’s status. A steady green light indicates the charger is powered, but it can also help you troubleshoot a non-moving scooter by signaling whether the charger is delivering voltage.

• Solid green: charger is receiving power and supplying output.
• If scooter won’t operate despite green LED: likely a depleted lead-acid battery that won't hold charge.
• Use the light as a first-step diagnostic before replacing the battery or motor components.

How do I troubleshoot if the scooter still won't run after charging?

If you see power at the charger but the scooter remains unresponsive, the battery may have aged or sulfated from long storage. In many cases a charger is not the fix; replacing the lead-acid battery or having it tested will identify whether the pack can accept and hold a charge.

• Left unused over months? Lead-acid batteries can fail to accept charge and need replacement.
• Test the battery with a multimeter or have it bench-tested at a shop.
• Charger helps confirm the issue by showing steady output while the battery fails to revive.

This Janboo 24V charger is built for caretakers and riders who want a dependable, easy-to-install replacement to get their Razor 24V lead-acid scooters back on the road. It’s especially useful for families replacing a lost adapter, workshops keeping a spare charger on hand, or anyone troubleshooting a non-starting ride. Remember: it’s meant for 24V lead-acid systems only; if your scooter uses a lithium battery or a different plug, check the manufacturer specs before buying.