Need off board charging solution advice

That is usually indicative that the internal storage battery has failed, or perhaps the control and management boards. Contact them direct.

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Hi Robert , can you clarify what you mean by a trickle charger ?, any chance of a photo of the charger ?

using a standard gel battery charger , the charger will charge the batteries in question and once fully charged, the charger will trickle charge the batteries.. This is a standard operation and recommended by battery makers...

Regards
Rob

the charging fuse on these is internal inside the battery box
1 carry out a continuity test in this blade fuse for open circuit
2 while open check battery volts is over 11 volt or scooter will drive=o/k if lower will need batteries replaced.
3.make sure your charger is the correct one for this scooter
as go go chargers conector are wired different .so a standard mobility charger wont charge these,as there will be no 24volt at pins 1 and 3 ,

hi, okay so you got a onboard charger ? right there should fuses fitted to either on of the three wires coming out of the charger ? unless the charger is itself is faulty ?

Regards
Rob

Hi, so it telling you it's charging however the scooter shows no charge once the charger is disconnected ???

1. First of all , is it possible to try another charger ? or test on another scooter.

2. If the charger proves to be okay, it's starting to look like the fault is with the batteries themselves, batteries can fool certain chargers into thinking they being charged when it fact the resistance inside the batteries have become too great.. They need replacing,...

3. Another issue could be the charger socket or the charging circuit to the batteries..
( is there a fuse ? )

Regards
Rob

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With a Pride Scooter the charger will turn green if its fully charged and if there is a bad connection in the wiring with the batteries. If you plug in the charger and the light comes on green right away then there is a problem with the wiring or connections. Take a voltmeter and read the voltage at each battery. Fully charged they should be 13-15 volts each. If they are less than 12 volts then they are not charged and the charger is not working correctly. If the batteries are really low like less than 8 volts each then the scooter might not come on at all. If you find that the batteries have at least 12 volts or more then there is a wiring problem from the rear of the scooter to the front tiller. Pride has a habit of developing problems in the harness running from the rear to the tiller. My suggestion is to contact your provider (where you got the scooter) and have them troubleshoot the scooter. If the scooter is less than a year old then it should be under warranty and your provider will have to fix it under warranty. Sorry I don't have a quick fix for you but scooters are notoriously bad to troubleshoot and repair, especially long distance. Hope this helps you

Rangi It sounds like its a charger problem rather than a battery problem but if the charger is not working then you'll end up with battery problems too. Vicious circle huh? Try to locate a friend or someone with a scooter or power chair that has an off-board charger and borrow it for a few hours. Charge your scooter with it and see if all the lights are lit up on your scooter's battery level gauge. if they are then you'll have to locate another charger. You can see if your local provider has an extra they will sell you or have them order you a good 3 or 4 amp off-board charger with an on/off switch. Hope this helps you

Hi. These machines will not charge themselves if the batteries are too flat. The charging system is run by the micro processor IC in the scooter. If the battery voltage is too low the the IC will not have enough voltage to operate.
Remove the batteries from the machine and charge in parallel on a 12 volt charger. Once they are charged, put them back in the machine, and try the scooter on charge again.
Good luck. Neil.

The Sonic has an off board charger. IF the scooter is not charging, you may need to replace it. If you a technically inclined, you can measure the voltage out of the charger, it should be more than 28 V. You may need to contact Pride for more help.