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hi everyone, i am in a bit of a dilemma and i was wondering if i can ask the help of the community.

i acquired an electric scooter that i plan to gut for parts for creating a 2nd electric gokart or modifying my existing one. However, the power supply cord was cut and i don't know which end connects to which.

I have two parts right now:
-end female end of the plug with the 3 input ports 1, 2, and 3.
-the connector that goes to the controller to feed it with power, with two cords, a red and a black.

anyone have any idea where the red and black wires connect on the female end of the plug? the plus has 3 ports, but i assume the #3 one is the ground wire that i don't need to do anything with.
So is 1 =red and 2=black or vice versa.

what's the risk if i put them incorrectly? :(

thanks all in advance.
 

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If you have the charger and a voltmeter you can just see which one is positive and which is negative. More than likely #1 is red and #3 is black but dont just take my word for it.
And as far as doing it wrong will burn up the battery or charger.
 

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thanks ML-TOYS. would the positive connection show a positive voltage and the negative connection show a negative voltage?

i hope the manufacturer kept the standard of the red wire being the positive one :)
 

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Plug in charger and plug it to your connecting plug. Now on your meter put the red lead to pin 1 and black to pin 3, if the meter shows a negative number then its the opposite.
 
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