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BEEP CODE CONDITION SOLUTION
2 Battery voltage is too low to operate Charge the batteries fully until charger and
the scooter. any meters indicate completion.
3 Battery voltage is too high to operate Contact your authorized Pride Provider for
the scooter. assistance.
5 Solenoid brake trip. The manual freewheel Remove the key, then push the manual
lever may be in the freewheel position. freewheel lever to the drive position and
restart the scooter.
6 Throttle trip. The throttle control lever Release the throttle control lever completely,
may have been depressed while inserting then reinsert the key.
the key.
7 Throttle trip. Throttle potentiometer Contact your authorized Pride Provider for
fault or speed potentiometer fault. assistance.
8 The motor is disconnected. Contact your authorized Pride Provider for
assistance.
9 Possible controller trip. You may be Shut down your scooter for a minimum of
attempting to install the battery pack while several minutes to allow the controller to
the key is inserted or the motor controller cool. Or, try reinserting the key into the key
may be in overheat protective mode. switch.
What you may be doing is mis-counting the beeps and it may be 9 beeps or its 8 and you have a bad connection between the motor and the switch? Good luck!
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.
Throttle control lever not at centre position at start up. Return the throttle control lever to centre position, turn Travel Scooter off then back on
so what happened is that the throttle is no longer centre , look at the base of the throttle stem, a cross head , now that should look straight at the the seat stem, be in aligh with it, if's it off slight you will get that fault so you need to adjust the lever so the pot is dead centre again..
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The Legend 4 wheel XL scooter has a S drive controller. This is an assumption based on the model described. I would have to run the serial number to be certain. With the S drive controller a beep code of 6 indicates a bad throttle potentiometer or a throttle potentiometer which is out of neutral on start up. You can test for this by turning off the scooter and attempting to try various neutral positions of the pot, and turning the scooter on with your other hand while maintaining this neutral position. This usually works by trial and error.
The more technical way is to remove the front console covers and inspect the pot mechanism visually checking the spring and movement and electronically using a digital volt meter.
If you do indeed have a code for the charger plugged in (and of course it is not), then you have a bad charger. These chargers are notorious for going into drive inhibit when they burn out and the computer will give a code of charger plugged in. To test for this, you need to remove the cover to get to the charger and unplug the charger on the output side. If the scooter runs you have a bad charger that is stuck in drive inhibit (electronically equivalent to the scooter being plugged into an AC wall outlet). Hope this helps.
probably a dead battery or a bad battery will move you till the controller gets to a threshold voltage then it beeps and stops , testing this is easy turn on the scooter adjust the speed control to the lowest setting then start riding the scooter at full throttle then start turning up the speed controller if that produces the problem then the batteries need charged or replaced
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