20 Most Recent Pride Mobility Products Jazzy Select - Page 7 Questions & Answers

Yes, they are probably around $20 for a replacements plus shipping. Contact Pride at 800-800-8586. Good luck!

hiplady yep you might have to remove the console on the tiller which is held on by phillip screws located under the console. After you have all the screws out maybe 4 -6 screws depending on the type scooter console cover you have. Carefully remove the plastic cover and you should be able to see the throttle handle. It is held in place by a nut that tightens against a plate that the post goes through. That nut is loose or check to make sure that the plate holding the throttle handle is not loose on the tiller itself(some are held on by screws some are welded to the tiller) If you can tighten the nut between the throttle handle and the plate. Hope this helps you

anthony thats the problem batteries seldom used will not be broken in correctly and will get weaker rather than stonger. charging a handful of times will not do it. MK batteries recommends that new batteries be charged nightly for 20 days to break them in. Sorry you will have to get new batteries. Now new batteries usually have a 6 month warranty and if its been less than that try getting them replaced via warranty through the provider that sold you the chair Hope this Helps

Tell you what.... I had a friend that her mother had the same problem. Under normal use, flat surfaces, did fine, but slowed for a climb, we checked the actual axel on the bottom and found that her deep pile loose carpet had been collecting fibers on the axel and it slowed the tires. Check that and if that is not the problem, let me know, I can check further no problem.... Guy

HI....
I'm Pride certified...Have someone check ALL the cables on the unit to make sure they are ALL firmly plugged in.
Also, have someone check the bolts on the battery connectors

The meter will not indicate anything until you have the charger plugged in and will move to zero when fully charged Hopes this helps you

Alan, this could be that the switch is getting worn. If you can take the console off and get access to the switch try jumping across the switch and check that the scooter turns on and doesn't beep. If it works properly then the switch is worn and you can replace the switch with a plain old on/off toggle switch. If you want to buy a toggle switch and use it to jump the switch and see if the scooter works correctly. If it does then replace the old switch with the toggle switch. Hope this helps

Nope did you get the charger checked Probably the problem or you g9t a bad battery

The chair could be in freewheel and will not work until you move the levers to drive position. Or you could still have the charger still plugged in Hope this helps

You will need two U1 batteries

I think it would be easier for you to contact pride mobility or your provider and have then send you a new cable. If Medicare purchased your chair then they will pay for the repair Hope this helps

Hi,please rate me as in thumbs up 1 to 4,im disabled myself & i do cause i care & not for money.I suggest ring age concern,im sure they will point you in the direction of a scooter repair agent in your area.Hopefully you should be mobile soon,take care Colin.

Your scooter requires two long-lasting, 12-volt, deep-cycle batteries that are sealed and maintenance free. They are recharged by an off-board charging system. ! Charge your scooter’s batteries prior to using it for the first time. ! Keep the batteries fully charged to keep your scooter running smoothly. READING YOUR BATTERY VOLTAGE The battery condition meter on the tiller console indicates the approximate strength of your batteries using a colour code. From right to left, green indicates fully charged batteries, yellow a draining charge and red indicates that an immediate recharge is necessary. To ensure the highest accuracy, the battery condition meter should be checked while operating your scooter at full speed on a dry, level surface. The off-board charger supplied with your scooter is equipped with a 115/230 voltage switch. Confirm that this switch is in the proper position for your locality. If you are not sure what the voltage is in your country, contact your local electricity dealer before inserting the charger power lead plug into your wall socket. If the setting is incorrect, the charger will not function properly. Slide the voltage switch to the appropriate position. The fuse controls the internal wiring harness.When its remove the wires controlling the scooter stops functioning.And due to that battery stops drawing. Thanks. Keep updated for any more query. You can rate this solution and show your appreciation.

After about 6 months sitting without being charged the batteries rarely recharge properly. Bad news is you likely need new batteries.

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I have searched extensively, for a service manual, schematics etc, however i was unable to find any. I suggest you contact Pride, and ask them for a service and repair manual. I have included links, to Pride, also their troubleshooting procedures, and the other one is for your user manual, which will be handy. Sorry I couldn't help more.

You have moisture in the electronics. Purchase a can of electronic cleaner and spray all the electronic connections to remove any moisture. Make sure you purchase electronic cleaner which will remove the moisture and dry in seconds.

hi, check the connections that goto the rear of the chair,

This is normally a troublesome area, make sure the connections are clean and fit well.

Regards
GeWiz.

Sounds like your joystick is damaged. This chair probably has a PG Drives Technology joystick that serves as both the joystick control and acts as the power control module. If it has been damaged by say, running into a wall or doorway or table, this can be the cause, or if it has gotten moisture inside it, that will hurt it as well. Other possibilities are overloading the chair past its weight capacity or driving it over unstable terrain like sand, gravel, much etc.

Assuming you didn't get the PC board mounted inside the top of the tiller assembly wet, or the power controller located under the shroud, then you likely either have one or two of the batteries that are bad, or a bad charger. You will need a voltage tester that you can pick up cheap for about $6.00. Set to the DV voltage setting in the 50-100 volt scale. Remove the seat and the shroud and test the voltage at each battery. If good, they should read about 12.25 volts or more, not higher than 14. If one is normal and the other lower, say 10 Volts, that low one is bad, but you should probably replace both with fresh gel batteries, fully charge before using. If both batteries are about 12 VDC, then plug in the charger to the chair as usual, and take another voltage test on each battery. The voltage should read higher now that the charger is on. If they aren't, then your charger has no output. Some chargers you can test output voltage on without them plugged in by testing across the two horizontal pins on the 3-pin connector that you plug into the chair. The output voltage should be about 26 volts. If it is 24 or less, you need a new charger. Good luck.

sounds like a loose terminali had a similar problem on my scooter and i fixed my problem by tightening those up