Mantis King GT Lamp Control Module Replacement Tutorial

Join Barry in this comprehensive video tutorial as he walks you through the process of replacing your lamp/lighting system control module on the Mantis King GT electric scooter. Whether you're facing issues with your current module or seeking an upgrade, Barry's got the guidance you need.
Barry's meticulous and detailed demonstration takes you through the step-by-step removal of your old lamp control module and the seamless installation of a new one. If you ever find yourself in need of replacing this crucial component and are unsure how to go about it, this video is your perfect companion.
Don't let the task of lamp control module replacement intimidate you - follow along with Barry and ensure your Mantis King GT's lighting system is operating at its best. Subscribe for more valuable tutorials and maintenance tips for your electric scooter.

[@johnr2391]

Went wire for wire and still got it wrong. 😂

[@sohogen8482]

great video! my mantis king gt arrives Thursday. own 2 single motor scooters right now. king gt will be my first dual motor scooter. these videos give me confidence on fixing any future issues

[@epiccycles9]

Thanks so much for the positive feedback, it means allot to us to hear that. We are glad to be of assistance and will continue educating with more helpful videos!

[@sohogen8482]

hello there. funny i find myself back at this video. i recently had a minor accident with my mantis king gt. broke the headlight and all lighting went even after replacing headlight the lighting doesnt work anymore possible its the fuse you showed?

[@epiccycles9]

@@sohogen8482 Yes it's possible, definitely worth checking. Could also be a damaged wire from the accident so check that first to make sure there are no frays on the cable that the headlight is connected to.

[@sohogen8482]

@epiccycles9 no damage at all to any wiring was a 5mph drop lol unfortunately the headlight was directly hit and shattered. what do you recommend on using to stick the mat back? thanks fpr the replis

[@epiccycles9]

@@sohogen8482 Ok that's good because replacing wire is a big pain. We just use super glue to stick the rubber mat. Every time you need to take it off and put it back on just reapply some super glue, just make sure not to go all the way to the edges. leave the perimeter about half to 1 inch free of glue so you can fold it up similarly to how it comes out of the box so you have easy access to pull or lift.