My electric scooter dont go when i pull the trigger

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Sounds like either the battery or charger is not working properly. If the machine has been sitting around for a long time without charging the battery then the battery may not hold a full charge, I would pull the batteries and have them checked out and see if they are charging up to snuff. Fully charge them before you get them tested. There should be no charge to check them.

Hi some came with electric seat :::::: when U sit on the seat it could B shorting out the wiring :: check to c if you're scooter has the electric seat good luck

Does the scooter have any power to it at all? Have you recently charged the batteries? If the scooter has been sitting unused for a while the batteries may not take a full charge and need to be replaced. If the batteries are good, check the fuses and all of the battery connections to ensure nothing has come lose. Sounds like a power issue.
Good luck!

have you tried to push the scooter like a normal non-electric scooter then while moving twisting the throttle? If not, then i dont know what to tell you except to get a new one.

Your brake my be locked up due to corrosion . Take scooter and tilt it up so you can see under it and take spraw lube and spray where the lever goes into the brake assy then work up down or back and forth and it should lossen up

Rascal's are made by Electric mobility and are based in Dorset in the UK. Web link http://www.electricmobility.co.uk/Default.aspx Go to their sit to download manuals and get information.

Jazzy's are made by Pride mobility based in Oxfordshire in the UK. Web link http://www.pride-mobility.co.uk/ click on Resource Center at the top of the page.

Good luck.

This is very simple really, just find a lever at the base of the scooter and pull up, while also pulling the handlebars up. Sometime the lever has a lock that you have to pull or unscrew.

Always check the battery connections first because too many times it is a loose connection or battery bolt. it would happen more if you drive it a long distance, or up a hill and the controller over heats or if you are hitting a bump. when the controller cools down it drives again.