Need service manual and wiring diagram for Pride

Wiring diagram is very basic, and it is part of the controller assembly. There are YouTube videos or modifications to turn them into 60 mph hot rods.

https://www.quickie-wheelchairs.com/replacement-parts/pride-mobility/jazzy-elite-es/controller-harnesses/gc3-electronics-assembly-for-serial-s-begin-with-jc1

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It isn't published anywhere. You will have to contact them direct and prove that you are competent to deal with the electronics.
https://www.pridemobility.com/pdf/owners_manuals/us_jazzy/us_q1121_om.pdf

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Their website has a service manual you can download . The diagram in in it.

Pride uses joysticks made by P&G drives and Dynamic controls, never hears of a tss300.

Go to Pride's website and download the service manual. It's in there

Hello mmcpowers,

For the Pride Jazzy wheel chairs you can locate what you need at the Jazzy website at the following link http://www.thescooterstore.com/products/product_manuals.aspx
When on the site you will locate the chair you need and the wire diagrams are in the owners manuals. As a common problem is just a plug coming un-wired they tell you where they are and the wire configuration. If you tell me some of the other chairs you are dealing with I will try and locate the website for them as well.

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need a wiring diagram for a 1120 jazzy

http://www.manualsonline.com/search.html?q=pride+jazzy+select&submit.x=0&submit.y=0

The website above has the manual you are looking for. Or you can contact Pride customer service and they should be able to send you one. Their phone number is 1-800-800-8586. I hope that helps :)

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