I HAVE GOT SIDE TO SIDE PLAY ON MY SHOPRIDER SCOOTER WHEN YOU HOLD THE HANDLE BARS ABOUT HALF AN INCH ,IT IS NOT IN THE STEERING ITSELF BUT IN THE SHAFT

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The beeps and flashes are coded to tell you the problem.

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A number of lights on the joystick controller will also flash in conjunction with the beeping sound. Each number of light bars that flash (1 through 10) ...

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  Both the 3 amp on-board and 3 amp off-board chargers flash a steady red light if there is an abnormality with the charging system.
  
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Check the speed control on the handle bar.

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Gregory, the serial # is located under rear of machine, possibly on wheelie bar or right around that location at the rear. Check the attached links,manuals,instruction and guides, Good luck
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Could be a bad tire ( or bent rim Have balance checked), ball joint, idler arm, wheel bearing, steering tie rod end or defective rack and pinion unit. Lift vehicle about 1 inch off ground ( do each side independently) Use a pry bar and pry from ground up and down on wheel. Much play? bad ball joint. With both hands, try to move wheel side to side. Much play? could be a tie rod end or bad wheel bearing. Visually check play of steering arm into rack and pinion unit, more than about a half inch play, bad rack and pinion unit. Try to move back and forth with hands top and bottom. Much play? Bad ball joint or wheel bearing, verify visually that it is ball joint moving, else it is the wheel bearing. Manually check for play in each joint in steering control rods from steering knuckle all the way through each rod where there is a joint. Replace the one you find excessive play in. Check mounting studs for sway bar for loose fit, deteriorated rubber bushings or a crack / break in the sway bar. Replace if needed. That's about all I can think of unless it only happens when applying brakes, in which case it could be a warped rotor.

more info, no bars but will the scooter move under its own power? if so defective leds. if not are the batteries charged and holding a charge?

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Look at Page 8 onwards for assistance

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The distance was figured for level ground, no hills, etc. The weight of the rider also affects the amount of distance that you can travel.