My scooter was parked for more than 1 year ,, i charged the battery ,, it wont start and when i try to start , some petrol coming from down ,, when i parked it ,, it was without any problem

have the battery load tested
check and clean the terminals and battery posts to shiny clean

Sounds as though there is a charging problem with the car. It starts when battery fully charged but when the charge is low it fails to start. I would get a mechanic to connect his meter to the battery and see if it is charging as it should. It is also possible that something is draining the battery when not in use. Check interior lights are going out when parked up, nothing is plugged into cigarette lighter outlets attached to sat nav etc., things like that.

Hi there sorry to hear you are having problem, just a few questions
1 How long did you park your scooter up without charging batteries.
2 Did you fully charge batteries before you used it again and was they fully charged as some batteries need more charging time if they have been left.

drop me a line

Pete

PS My advice is do not meddle with control units as they are very costly if you break them.

Have You checked the fuel pump? If that is working you may have to bleed the fuel system as you may have an air lock

Hello

Are you sure your battery charger is working correctly. Have you tried it on another battery? Possibly, there is a wiring problem, or your battery is the type that needs distilled water - Try another known good and charged battery with your scooter before purchasing a new one to ensure that the wiring is not faulty.

ilona

Hello,download:SHOPRIDER SERVICE MANUAL 2007 1-800-743-0772.Save as a PDF File + Print for future,hope this has helped,Colin.

Those batteries are probably dead, you have to charge them every so often if you are not using your scooter or chair. You also have to move it so the tires don't wear down and go flat.

Hi. Most likely to be the batteries. I have had a few batteries over the years in similar condition. Sometimes charging a 12 volt battery in this condition with 24 volts for a few minutes, will get it to start taking some charge. then you can give it a charge with the proper charger. This wont fix the battery, but it will get the machine to operate for a short time to determine if there is any other faults. Good luck. Neil.

ok you do not need a new charger. the problem is you let the battery get too low. the battery has to have a little bit of power left in it to send to the charger, if it dosent then the charger can't tell if there is rilly a battery hooked up or not. you shuld probubly get a new battery. or you can email me and i will tell you a few things you could try to jump it back to life.      [email protected]