HI. MyGO,Chair has a problem with the right wheel.It moves slower then the left wheel, also it makes a galloping sound.I think the gear is loose,how do i tighten it. Thank you.

IT NEED REPAIR , GEAR SHIFTING IS BAD.
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make sure that the free wheel levers are in drive position. Also the charger is unplugged. restart and see if that took care of it. Also check the wires coming out of the joystick that they have not been damaged somehow.

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If you turn to the right and the speed of the clicking sound goes faster then your left wheel has the problem. The shaft key is a little loose and is shifting while running. If you turn to the right and the speed of the clicking sound goes slower then the right wheel has the problem. Sometimes a stick will become lodged underneath making contact with the wheel or rim making a clicking noise. These noises can drive me nuts. Scooter Doctor App

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hi Robert, normally this is because of the motor on the left hand side either needs new brushes or the brake is not freeing 100% , at worse it is a joystick fault ... check the joystick connections.. and the connections to the left hand side motor

Regards
Rob

hi, that noise can be caused by the seat mount moving slightly within the seat holder, because it 's a tight fitting when it does move slightly , you get the noise...only needs mm amounts of movement, Careful spraying WD40 in the gaps will solve this but take CARE making no electronics or electrics are near...disconnecting one battery will be ideal..

a visual inspection of all of the bolts and nuts should prove peace of mind...

WARNING: You need to tip over the power-chair to carry out the instructions set out below so extreme care is required.

This noise can also be caused by the motor gearbox ,, carefully place your hand on the gearbox as someone powers the chair , can you feel a grinding sensation ? , bear in mind you will get some feeling there of a dragging.

Regards
Rob

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I don't think you can assess the condition of the transaxle by spinning the wheels.
The differential in the transaxle converts power from the transmission to the wheels by a set of gears. It would almost impossible for one side to turn at a different speed than the other.
You may have more drag on the brakes on one wheel, or the fluid in the transaxle could cause one side to go slower with the van off the ground.

Hi Jack
Sounds Like all you need is for a technition to program you chair. They can do an adjustment to compensate the different strengths of each motor and make the chair run straight Also to improve the turning speed adjustments. Programer is a P&G PP1


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Sounds like you need to replace the left electric brake. The brake is on the opposite end of the motor-gear assembly from the motor. Remove the screws holding the brake on to the gear assembly, unplug it and replace with new brake.

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.