20 Most Recent Pride Mobility Products Pride Mobility Victory 4-Wheel Electric Scooter Questions & Answers

if the throttle pot feels okay that is what the lever is attached to ? is it loose ? if it goes in reserve okay i would say it's the throttle pot, i can get you one of these if required.

the tiller is the steering shaft, the long portion from the handlebars down to the the tiller is the steering shaft that is located from the handlebars downto the wheels, it can usually be folded down to transport a scooter in a vehicle

about the only thing I can suggest is to make sure you have power out of the batteries going to the system. If you have a charger port located on the tiller take a digital volt meter and set it to 200 vdc and plug the leads into the two outter holes of the charger port with a full charge you should read 25-27 volts. If you don't have a reading at the port then there is a problem with the power getting to the tiller. It could be a bad cable Pride is notorious for developing problems in the cable going to the tiller. I would suggest you find a repair service to check the scooter for you. Maybe your provider (where you got the scooter) has a tech that can check it for you. I'm sorry I can't give you a definite answer but there are so many things that can affect a scooter: bad throttle, bad speed pot , bad cable, bad connections, bad batteries that its difficult to give you one answer that will fix your probelm Hope this helps you

the motor will automatically brake the scooter to stopped and keep it locked there until it is running again or put manually in neutral.

Usually when things electrical get wet they fail.

Try this site: https://shoprider.com/resources/user-manuals

From a pure physics standpoint... The energy to climb a hill... be it from the steep side or the gentle sloping side is the same... It is just easier on your heart and joints to take the gentle slope... (assuming you have the time). ERGO: If treating the scooter like a QUEEN is your goal... DEFINITELY GO SLOW. Tat way you will have no idea if it has any weak spots when you need it to go fast (and you will). I'm old... I don't have TIME to waste! Carnac the Magnificent

hi,

Sounds to me like the worm drive is slipping , this can happen when the worm drive small bearing is worn,

If you do take it a part , please take great care, the shaft from the motor will have a worm drive, two bearings on the worm drive,

Try to move the shaft within the bearings, I paid £10 for replacement bearings.

Please give me a update.

Regards
GeWiz.

Maybe too late for this advice but it is important to take a detailed photograph of the wireing before unplugging anything.

I'd recommend a dental pick.

Hi not much info is there a red LED & green LED on charger...or is there a red LED & orange led on ?? Bit more info would help cheers

Hi check the main circuit breaker c photo push the white button in to c if it has tripped open cheers

Yes a technician with a programmer can set the control very slow so it is limited on how fast it can go. Otherwise the joystick is meant to be adjustable, so setting it to one speed only not possible. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/bill_bcbb89783b08c489

hi Linda, can you please tell me what model pride this is ? Regards Rob

Candy Apple paint is extremely hard to patch repair. It has a base coat of silver or gold and then multi coats of the candy apple over the top. You can get a paint that is meant to be a touch up for candy apple but you never end up with the same shade of color. Most of the time it will come out dark blood red anywhere that it over laps the old paint. I would contact Pride as they may use a paint that does not require a base coat.

there is sometimes a cable that u can adjust at the motor break.

Check you're freewheel lever if its in freewheel u have to take the key out engage lever & put key back in. Also if u have left the key on for more than twenty minutes the circuit will shut down only the light will work. take key out for 5 minutes then put it back it should work unless it's another problem good luck

Bearing probably.

Battery connections?