Fault codes jazzy 600 power chair

1. VR2/VSI DIAGNOSTIC FLASH CODES

# OF LEDS
CODE
CAUSE
POSSIBLE SOLUTION
One red LED
1
Low battery voltage
Charge batteries
Two red LEDs
2
Left motor open
Make sure left motor is plugged into controller.
Three red LEDs
3
Left motor wiring fault
Contact your authorized Pride Provider.
Three red LEDs One yellow LED
4
Right motor open
Make sure right motor is plugged into controller.
Three red LEDs Two yellow LEDs
5
Right motor wiring fault
Contact your authorized Pride Provider.
Three red LEDs Three yellow LEDs
6
Inhibit active
Contact your authorized Pride Provider.
Three red LEDs Four yellow LEDs
7
Joystick error
Contact your authorized Pride Provider.
Three red LEDs Four yellow LEDs One green LED
8
Controller error
Contact your authorized Pride Provider.
Three red LEDs Four yellow LEDs Two green LEDs
9
Brake fault
Make sure both motors are plugged into controller.
Three red LEDs Four yellow LEDs Three green LEDs
10
High battery voltage
Contact your authorized Pride Provider.
What if the speed LEDs on the VR2/VSI begin to flash?

• Determine if the battery charger is connected to the power base. When the battery charger is connected to the power base, a charger inhibit feature keeps the power chair from driving. This is indicated by the VR2/VSI speed
  LED(s) flashing.
• Determine if the charger harness fuse has blown. A blown charger fuse can cause the charger inhibit to
  activate.
• Determine if all controller connections are plugged into the power base properly. If the 3-pin charger
  inhibit connector is not plugged in properly, then the charger inhibit feature will activate.

Code 8: Controller problem. Also, check to see if your gearbox levers are engaged - if you can roll the chair by hand the gearbox is not engaging the motors.

Your version has a Dynamic Controls model controller and joystick.
Unplug the charger and engage the motor/brake lever so the chair is no longer in free-wheel mode (con't push by hand)
Turn the chair off, wait 5 seconds, turn the chair back.
If chair still does not run and your wrench is flashing you have a problem. Count the wrench flashes - the flash count indicates the error detected. 3, 4, 5, and 6 flashes indicate and error with the motors.
3=Left motor fault
4=Right motor fault
5=Left brake fault (may not be engaged)
6=Right brake fault (may not be engaged)
Any other fault code usually means the electronics or wiring is bad and not worth fixing.

According to my 1170 manual the flashing lights are error codes. 1 red = low batt., 2 red = left motor disconnected, 3 red = Left motor wiring fault, 4 yellow = Right motor disconnected, 5 yellow = right motor wiring fault, 6 yellow = Inhibit active, 7 yellow =possible joystick fault, 8 green = possible controller fault, 9 green = Solenoid brake fault, 10 green = high batt. voltage

THE WHEELCHAIR WILL ONLY TILT IT WILL NOT GO FORWARD OR BACKWARD USING THE JOYSTICK

The flashing lights is a fault code. Count how many lights are flashing, and let us know, then we can tell you what the fault is. Check that both free-wheel levers are in the correct place. Good luck. Neil.

Hi. Count how many lights are flashing, it is showing a fault code. Let us know, or contact your local dealer. Check that the free-wheel levers are in the correct place. Good luck. Neil.

Hi. Your machine probably has a fault, but I very much doubt that it needs reprogramming.
Are the free-wheel levers in the correct place? Is the machine displaying any fault codes, e.g. flashing LED's and what is the pattern or number of flashes between pauses?
Good luck. Neil.

Look in your owners manual for the flash code anwser. Make sure when you hit the power button you only touch it for 1 sec not more. If you press the power button for more the 2-3 seconds you place the power chair in LOCK OUT mode. lights will flash and not power. also check your free wheel levers. one on each moter. Mike

There are two levers located on the base of the chair on the left and right sides. Depending on the model, they will be located on top of the base on the front section of the chair base, or on the rear or on the lower sides. Most rotate 90 degrees to disengage the gears so you can manually push the chair. Others are moved up and down, or in and out. Return them to the locked position when done.