Switch on, Press Wig Wag, Click click No Motor

Check batteries for volts and load test. if ok it could be the motor brushes need attention, speed pot faulty, Wig-Wag faulty. You may need to get professional help.

This sounds like the Wig-Wag control is at fault or motor brushes.

It could be the Wig-Wag needs replacing. But are there any fault bleeps or flashing lights. If so count how many and check in the trouble shooting guide of your user manual to tell you what the fault is.

Could be throttle control not in centre position on switch on. check the throttle control or wig-wag is not loose.

The unit is not made for "medical approved" market and does not have a POST (Power On Self Test) to confirm wig-wag (throttle) is in neutral when it first turns on. SOLUTION: Put the scooter up on blocks so the drive wheels are off the ground. With the SPEED KNOB turned fully clockwise, adjust the wig-wag (throttle) so the cart will not run and the brake is engaged when the cart is in neutral. There are usually Allen screws in the wig-wag handle that can be loosened and re-tightened once the wig-wag pot is properly centered for neutral.

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.

I had this problem similarly on an older trike I owned and still do.
If it stutters as it goes forwards, there is probably an intermittent connection between the wig-wag (the part you push to make the scooter go) and the rest of the electronics. It could be as simple as a loose wire or the whole wig-wag might need replacing. I'd recommend you take the scooter to your local dealer and have them reproduce the exact problem you're having and hopefully they'll be able to recommend a fix.

So the status light does not flash ? just a steady green ?,,,

so when moving the throttle lever or wig wag what ever you wish to call it , is there a click from the rear brake located on the side of the motor ???

Regards
Rob

www.gewizrepairs.co.uk

Hi Mark.

Reversing the polarity:There are 3 wires on the Wig Wag Assembly. (reverse the wig-wag function) simply de-solder the 2 outer wires & swap their position & re-solder.I would seek a price for doing the job from an approved scooter repairer,unless you are comfortable doing the job yourself.I hope this has helped,Colin

Hi. This problem is usually caused by stuck or worn brushes in the motor.
Can sometimes be caused by worn or incorrect adjustment on the speed lever ( wig wag ).
Also check all battery lead connectors, and all motor lead connectors.
Good luck. Neil.