I have a Pride Mobility Hurricane PMV, None of the left side signals, or parking lights work. I think I have it down to the console board. I have 12 volts going in but nothing when I activate the left signal. When I hit the right sig I get 24volts on the out side of the console board, is the board bad?

hi sounds like youre circuit has shut down if your have had it in free wheel it will shut down all the lights will work take the key out put it in drive and put the key back if it has a similar circuit as a pride XL it should work...........one more thing if u leave the key turned on for 20 minutes the circuit will shut down all the lights will work take key out wait for a few minutes & put the key back in ..if this does nothing get youre batteries checked with a ..battery load tester .....good luck

hi, is this still a issue, this is a fault ....

Regards
Rob

www.gewizrepairs.co.uk

I would contact pride or a service centre as if you put the wrong grade of brush in the motor you can damage the comm and motor.

The motors are not cheap.

So the status light does not flash ? just a steady green ?,,,

so when moving the throttle lever or wig wag what ever you wish to call it , is there a click from the rear brake located on the side of the motor ???

Regards
Rob

www.gewizrepairs.co.uk

You can call Pride Mobility 1-800-800-8586 They should be able to help you.

Good Luck
Tim

Make sure that the manual brake release/freewheel lever is in the DRIVE position. The click indicates the brakes are being released but the motors are not kicking in. I hope this helps- good luck!

Hi...

You'll get a little more time out of the 55ah ( like 10%)

Hello, If you need any manuals or wiring diagrams go to;

http://www.pridemobility.co.uk/ipb/

Username : pride

Password : access

Hope this helps...

hi

this link will download the manual , see page 38 for the flash codes

http://www.pridemobility.com/pdf/owners_manuals/US_Scooter/US_Hurricane_om.pdf

Regards
GeWiz.

Are any of the lights coming on? If so, are any flashing, and if so, how many times or is it constant? Check to make sure the freewheel lever is not bumped which will cause a no-go status. Put in freewheel and place firmly back in drive (located at the rear of the scooter).

Go back in and make sure all of the snap connections are tight. Undo them and redo them, don't rely on a visual inspection. Check the circuit breaker; push it in to reset. If it has tripped, you will feel a click when you push. Check all the fuses.