I have a ctm scooter the battries are charged fully when i switch on the scooter will not work switch off and on again it then will travel a few feet before stopping

If you have a CTM UNIT, with Dynamic Modular, then you have batteries not holding charge. If this happens only when ur using your product, then batteries will be the issues.

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I would get the batteries checked for power. Just because your charger shows fully charged quite often the batteries are low but enough power for lights or horn which does not take much power. i suspect bad batteries.

H i, is there a click from the rear of the scooter when you push the lever to go forward or backwards ??

first of all disconnect one battery, now located the controller and follow the leads to the motor and brake , disconnect look at the connectors and refit , using contact cleaner if possible, making sure they are a good fit,,,

couple of points,,

The wiring from the throttle lever to the controller may be damaged so the controller never see's the pot move (resistance change) as it were..


At worse the controller may have failed, i offer a free testing service,, you only pay the return postage..

Regards
Rob

www.gewizrepairs.co.uk

hi, so has the fuse blown again ???

Regards
Rob

www.gewizrepairs.co.uk

Your manual will tell you what the nine beeps mean. Sounds like the controller is faulty.

Poss it is in Free Wheel?

The problem is going to be your motor. After extensive usage, the motor will give up internally and some times it will burn and melt the possitive/negative cables at its housing and it will give you issues with the batteries and the module.

Luis CTM: 909-590-1388

If your batteries are running very low, this is the most likely source of your problems. 80% of my scooter repairs involve batteries. The fact that your scooter runs is a good thing. The fact that it runs only a few feet and gives you no error code when it stops indicates the electronics have no battery power to indicate a flash code. The back wheels jamming probably relates to a no power condition causing the brake to lock (it takes power to release the brake and turn the motor)
This scooter uses two U-1 batteries that last between 1 and 2 years. From your description, I would replace the batteries first and make any further determination of any problems, if any,after that. These batteries are available locally at a large discount (between $50 and $160 each) and can be installed with basic tools, saving you money on the labor charge.
Shop around for the best price. Charge the new batteries fully before use. Enjoy.
Hope this helps.

Hi. Sounds like the circuit breaker ( over load switch ) is tripping out. If you let it sit for a few minutes, does it start to work again? Does it stop when you are driving onthe flat ground, or when you drive up a slope.
I have had cases where this happens to scooters going up a slope, usually because the circuit breaker is rated to low. Sometimes a faulty or burn't out motor will cause this fault.

Also check that the brake solenoid ( free-wheel )is releasing properly. Can you push the scooter when the brake is released?
Good luck. Neil.

The joystick will display a sequence of flash codes. Count them and find the count here: This could be several issues, But the flash code will tell you for sure.

1. Stall Timeout, Joystic out of neutral
2. Battery Voltage too over 32VDC hi or too low under 17VDC
3. Left motor Fault
4. Right Motor Fault
5. Left Brake Motor fault
6. Right Brak Motor fault
7. Shark Control Module Faul
8. Power Module Faul
9.Shark Module Faul

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