Top 20 Pride Mobility Products Pride Victory 10 - Three Wheel Questions & Answers

hi Taffie, that related to the freewheel lever or brake make sure the at the lever is not bent and make sure connection to the brake are okay , there is a micro-switch located on the brake make sure that's releasing when you move the lever... it like a rounded plastic point , that is part of the switch and sometimes they stick so acting like it 's in freewheel when in fact it isn't ... Regards Rob

hi ring pride 1-800-800-8586 about youre problem It could b a fault with youre control box ......good luck

Hi , if the scooter goes into reverse okay , it could a be throttle issue , or the forward logic( mosfet out put ) of the PG Drives controller has failed... I offer free testing if based you're in the UK... Regards www.gewizrepairs.co.uk

8 beeps means possible Controller fault.

This is a speed pot or throttle control problem (wig-wag) have you had some speed issues with the scooter before this happened, if so the wig-wag needs replacing. Make sure it is in the centre position at rest and switch the scooter on again.

hi , normally this can be a bearing running dry or a worn bearing ballrace ..... is it possible to get one off the floor so it will spin... please take great care when carrying this out... running the scooter like this will allow to pinpoint where the noise is coming from... Regards Rob www.gewizrepairs.co.uk

Hi, Sounds like a loose connection from the controller to the motor, now check the wire leading to the motor, two for the motor and two for the brake, the brake wires being the thinnest.... Regardswww.gewizrepairs.co.uk

check battery's separate 1 may be dead

This sounds to me like you need a cleaning of all electrical connections that you can get to. I would remove cable from negitive side of the battery first and leave it disconnected until you are finished. Clean both battery cables using a wire brush sand paper or whatever you can to clean. I would also have the battery tested. Some auto parts stores such as auto zone will do this for you for free.
You probably will need to have most of this work done by a service tech, as it sounds like the throttle control is going to need work and the only units like yours that I have worked on were not user friendly.Sorry I'm not more help. Thank you

If the click is coming from one side of the rear of the scooter, I would think you have a dry axle. If this is the case, you will hear a regular clicking noise, just as if there is a stone in the tyre. All you have to do is remove the wheel, apply some grease to the axle and re-fit the wheel again. When removing the wheel, be careful not to loose the hub key (usually a small strip of square metal that fits in a groove in the axle and wheel). This clicking noise is a very common problem with Pride scooters and one we regularly deal with, even on brand new scooters. If this doesnt cure your problem there are a number of other things it could be, but i would need more specific details to try and help you. Hopefully its just the axle! Hope I have been of some help to you.

yes this is a common problem on a victory scooter i know i have one and the same problem just solder it up carefully

Usually when things electrical get wet they fail.

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

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.

Your jazzy chair should have 2 levers. There is a lever for each wheel. if the other wheel does not have the lever, then you are missing the lever that would release the wheel. Have a local tech look at it and they may be able to get the parts needed to release the other wheel.

At the bottom of the two metal posts you should see a metal piece that you press in and the headrest should slide upwards...

Here is a link for the Pride manuals. http://www.pridemobility.com/resourcecenter/Downloads/Product_Owners_Manuals/product_owners_manuals.asp

Check the brake lever is not in freewheel mode or it could be the brake micro switch is loose or faulty.