How to Turn Off the Constant Alarm Sound of an Electric Vehicle?

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Norman
07/24/25 9:03am
To turn off the constant alarm sound of an electric scooter, follow these steps: 1. Turn off the power of the electric scooter; 2. Unscrew the bolts around the seat, remove the seat to expose the battery and internal wiring; 3. Pull out the wiring, locate the alarm (usually a round black device), and trace the buzzer's wiring to find its connector; 4. Wrap the connector with insulating tape to prevent electric leakage, then separate it to deactivate the alarm. The electric scooter alarm is designed to alert the owner when the vehicle is unattended, helping to prevent theft. Electric scooters, also known as "electric vehicles," are purely electric motor vehicles powered by batteries (storage batteries).
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McJesse
08/11/25 4:31am
That time my electric car alarm went off randomly in the middle of the night, waking up the whole neighborhood - it gave me such a headache. At first I thought it was accidental activation, but when checking the remote I found the battery was nearly dead, causing frequent signal drops. After replacing with a new battery, test it again. If it still goes off, it might be a sensitivity issue - there's usually a small dial on the side of the alarm to adjust sensitivity, try turning it down so the car doesn't scream at every little vibration. If that doesn't work, the sensor might be broken or wiring loose - try turning off the power and restarting the system after a few minutes. Remember, don't force the alarm open as that could cause damage. If all else fails, call a mechanic immediately - nobody wants midnight noise complaints. My advice is to regularly check batteries and sensitivity settings to avoid trouble.
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