Somehow I have locked my Jazzy 6 Select Electric wheelchair. I know you need to push the trottle but I really don't know what to do.

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[PDF]Jazzy Select Series Owners Manual - Pride Mobility Products

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Pride MobilityJazzy Select 6 with Power Seat. JAZZY. SELECT SERIES. Including Models: Jazzy Select, Jazzy Select 6, and .... Battery charger for indoor use only. .... Take wide swings with your power chair's front wheels around any tight corners. ... desired, allow it to come to a complete stop by releasing the joystick, then push the ...

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If you are moving as soon as you turn on the chair, the lights will move from right to left. Try waiting a few seconds and see if the lights stop moving. If they do stop, then you can move forward. Hope this helps.

Original Jazzy Select has push-down levers on each side behind powered wheels. These manually disengage the brakes on each motor individually. They are about 6 inches long and push down an inch or so. I don;t know about other more current models, The 2 smaller wires to each motor disengage the brake when given power (24 volt, I think). The 2 larger wires run the motor.

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In there you will be delighted what you find,its 36 pages long.Pages 1 to 5 batteries and chargers 6 to 18 on scooters & 19 to 36 on wheelchairs.Any problems ask again.Have a nice day.Colin.

Make sure that your drive wheels are engaged and the power chair is not in the freehweel position (so it can be pushed).

Contact your dealer or manufacturer. The usually run $20 plus shipping.

hand control is locked. turn chair on push joy stick forward til it beeps then pull it back until it beeps then put it in neutral ( joy stick in the center) then it should be unlocked

Here's a link to Pride Mobility, maker of the Jazzy wheelchairs. This takes you to the Select 6; there's also a Select 6 Ultra. Just click on models and it will display all of their line of equipment.

it sounds like dead cel in one of the batteries, try having batteries loaded tested.

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