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Hi, at worse the controller output is breaking down....you may have a dodgy speed switch... Regards Rob www.gewizrepairs.co.uk

that is the right park brake fault,check the right park brake connections and cableing if necesary call the dealer

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Hi, what the make and model please ? Regards Rob www.gewizrepairs.co.uk

7 Flashes • Indicates a problem with the throttle control lever. • May also indicate a problem with the potentiometer (speed control). • Your scooter will not operate until the problem is corrected. Remedy: • Make certain that all electrical connectors are firmly and correctly joined. • If the connectors are all firmly joined and the problem is not solved, contact your authorized Golden Technologies, Inc. dealer. this info should help you identify and hopefully fix your problem but you do not state what make and model you have so there may be other error codes. if this seems wrong then please suply make and model info.

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What is the name and model of the mobility scooter in question ?Regardswww.gewizrepairs.co.uk

you will not get this information , however there are ways of workign oput what it is , what's the problem ?

This is a common issue with the travel scooters. It is usually an easy fix without having to replace the key-switch.You need the following tools:Good eyesight and / or good glasses to see down inside the key switch. A strong, thin needle. A jewelers flat screwdriver or eyeglass screwdriver.The broken key inside the switch will have a flat back and a toothed topped. The toothed side moves a series of spring loaded pins inside the lock. With the switch turned to the off position...Place the jewelers screwdriver down inside the switch where the key's teeth are, pushing back the spring pins, and getting leverage under one of the teeth to lift the key out.The needle is used to release friction and back pressure off the key back against the switch housing. Work it carefully and be patient.Once the key piece is out try ebay for a replacement if needed.A common key number for Pride scooters is the A126