Pride New Jazzy 600 Power Wheelchair by Mobility - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Either the batteries are faulty, or you have parasitic drawer. The most likely place is one of the motors. The draw can be measured with an ammeter. Disconnect the motors one at a time and anything else that might be drawing power, console, controller etc. When you disconnect the one that is drawing power, the ammeter will show it.

It is an AMP Meter (Amperes) and AMP's are relative to CURRENT, not Voltage. Voltage measurements are read by a VOLT Meter. W=Watts or work units. Like a 40 Watt Bulb. R=Resistance. If the Battery fails to charge, it is due to the cells degradation as they only last so long. From what you wrote, I assume you need to replace the Battery.

Heres a video on how to lock and unlock your controller.

The motor must be energized or you have a really bad short circuit.

This indicates the Joystick is bad. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/bill_bcbb89783b08c489

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nope. The charger automatically removes power when the charger is plugged in. If it doesn't then there is a broken wire in the charger cord where it connects to the scooter.

Their website has a service manual you can download . The diagram in in it.

The user manual warns that if the batteries are discharged to nearly zero, the charger will not operate. So the batteries may require replacement. See p29 file:///C:/Users/Geoff/Downloads/US_Jazzy_600_om.pdf Alternatively the charger may be faulty. In either case contect the distributor for the chair.

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great professional answer

Dead battery? Interlock not engaged?

What are number of lights and colors? Check motor connections to controller. Is it freewheeling?

your cable from the charger to connection just below the joystick should be a XLR type (three mail pins" class="_mp3rocket_overlay_style" style="left: ; top: ; width: ; height: ">

depends on how old it is. simple answer is yes but it can be complicated and expensive and dangerous if not done correctly plus parts only available from manufacturer and sold to dealers only

I need to know how many times the wrench is flashing before I can tell you what the problem is Let me know

Archie the only thing I can think that causes this problem is one or both of the motors are in freewheel. Check that both levers are in drive mode. then turn the chair on to see if the flashing stops if not call Pride @ 1-800-800-8586 ask for Jazzy tech support and explain the problem They should be able to lead you in the right direction Hope this helps you

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I think I understand what you are describing based on some inadvertent button pushing on your part.
Sleep mode programming on the VSI controller by Penny and Giles Drive technology is the idle time of the power chair before it "goes to sleep". This computer menu is accessed using a hand held PP1 programmer that is plugged into the charging port of the joystick. Using this programmer one can scroll down to the sleep mode menu and set the time from I think 1 to 120 minutes ( I have not accessed this particular programming menu for quite some time).
If I put in 10 and save this number the chair will go into sleep mode after sitting and not being used for 10 minutes. The control may have dropped one of the settings due to a program glitch. I do not know of a way to reprogram this by pushing buttons on the control itself.
You should drive the chair into a local dealer who has a PP1 programmer and let them program it for you. This is a 2 minute deal and they should do this as a courtesy for you at no charge. If a technician comes out to your house they may charge you a minimum 1 hour labor charge.
While they have the programmer plugged in, have them check the fault log for any other problem areas. Hope this helps.

doug then you could have received a bad battery or you have a charger problem or a charger circuit problem. If the chair comes on then the wiring is ok. when you plug the charger in do you have a green light and a yellow light on the charger? (when fully charged the light goes from yellow to green indicating full charge) If when you plug the charger in and you have a red and green light then there is a problem with the charging citcuit. I would contact your provider where you got the chair to have them check it out for you Hope this helps