My Jazzy wheelchair shuts down often when I was riding it, I thought it was the battery problems, I replaced t he batteries, and it still do the samething to me, what can be the problem?

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.

check wiring and pcb in your chair...it may be loose connection in between the path

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Unsure where locally is.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Pride-Mobility-Jazzy-1122-12V-75Ah-Wheelchair-Battery-This-is-an-AJC-Brand-174-Replacement/133265346


Pride Mobility Jazzy 1122 12V 75Ah Wheelchair Battery This is an AJC Brand...

Gel Cell is always better

take the seat off and take off the cover over the batterys and then
write down diagram of current wires on batterys and then change batterys and return cabes as to your wring diagram and reverse the first steps

I had the same problem I had to replace the batteries problem solved.But the batteries are not cheap

There should be a lever on the back rear to put the device in neutral. On the other hand, gel cell batteries are generally available at auto parts stores. Why not just get two new ones and replace them if they are done for?

Just a thought.

Pride has a problem with a battery cable that will draw down the batteries like you say just sitting there and I'm not sure if it is with the Jazzy 1113. I would contact Pride @ 1-800-800-8586 ask for Jazzy Tech support and explain your problem. They should be able to tell you more specifically what the problem could be. I still think the batteries can be a cause of your problem but the Jazzy folks can help Hope this helps

have the batteries checked, there are two gel cell 12 volt batteries, that if one or both will not hold a charge, they will fail on incline as the load on the chair is greater going up hill. Test this out by trying a hill near your house. I had to change one of the batteries in another model Pride that my wife uses for the same problem. The one battery would not hold a charge.