Pride Victory 3 electric motor will not engage the wheels.
Was running fine, batteries charged, I hear a click sound when I push the forward and reverse lever but NO GO. The charge meter goes back and forth when I do this. Could it be the brushes in the motor? Thanks
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either a battery or cable problem long stretch would be breaker and lastly motor if cables get hot try replace them first with larger wire sounds like a resistance problem assumeing your batteries are good and motor brushes good
check the freewheel lever on th rear of the chair near the right rear wheel if you can push the scooter easily then you are in freewheel locate the lever and move it to the drive mode and try to drive the scooter again if it still won't move then you have other problems that can only be checked by a service tech Hope this helps
so first take off the seat, please be carefull how you do this as they can be heavy,
Now remove the cover , again carefull as there may be some wires connected for the lights so discconect these,
Now look for the break located on the side of the motor ( can be a gold colour), check the wires here, make sure they are a good connection, now check the battery teminals , are they loose check the wiring here, now does the brake click when you move the throttle lever, it may be a really faint click, no click then check the connections leading to the controller, normally a black or blue box.
IT could also be the fact that the batteries are faulty and appear fully charged, again check the charger making sure it is really charging , last of all it could be in fact a controller fault or brake fault
the click is the electric brakes releasing , most likly the problem you are having is the brushes in the motor may be shot cheap easy fix on each side of the motor there should be what looks like a flat head screw those are the brush covers remove them and check them replace as need , otherwise the motor may be shot
hi, first you need to check the connections to the batteries then to the motor controller, and don't dismiss the speed pot, disconnect the speed pot and try a normal 5K pot inplace of it, if the scooters responds you find the problem just a case of getting the right speed pot. Check the freewheel switch, normally it located on the motor side.
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