Jet Health & Beauty - Page 9 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Check condition of batteries. Be sure casters and anti-tilt wheels are turning freely. Be sure speed control buttons on keypad are free of crud and are advancing the LEDs.

If you have a GC Controller 8 flashes indicate a control system fault. Check all connections - especially connections to power module and joystick.

Make, model??? Since I don't know the model: wheels normally slide onto the gearbox shaft key and is held in place with a nut and washer at the end of the shaft, The bearings are located on the drive shaft, inside the gearbox housing, next to the wheel assembly. They are usually pressed on and requires disassembly to press them off and replaced.

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Have that guy thoroughly test your batteries and connections. In fact, have him replace the batteries.

The Jet3 Ultra has an amp meter built in. Remove the rubber cover on the right side behind the wheel and see if the needle is moving.

Check circuit breaker or fuse, battery connections, controller connected to power base and for dead battery. .

Since you left no details I will suggest that you determine the condition of your batteries and go from there.

What set of lights are flashing, what color are they, do they flash all together or ripple left to right one at a time? Could be a low battery, the GC is in Lock Mode, etc. If the GC is in Lock Mode push the joystick forward until it beeps and then pull it back until it beeps. Release it and the controller will sound a long beep. Charging takes many hours on these power chairs.

I suggest that you start with determining the condition of your batteries and work outwards from there. Dead batteries just don't want to take a charge. Test your batteries with a meter before you start part swapping. The internal charger is only about 4 amps so it will take many hours to charge a 24volt system.

A few things to consider: 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.

If the batteries sit for over a couple months, you'll have to replace them. They are U1 type (pair).

On the Jet3 Ultra the armrests and footrests fold up. The headrest is adjustable up and down. I don't recommend removing the seat except to work on the batteries - the wiring could be damaged. My answer is NO! This is a 300+ lb. power chair and very awkward to manhandle.

if the leak is by 1 of the wheels it could be the seal at the drive out put ,if you can't find a seal it could be gotten from a bearing supplier ,it would need to be matched

bad motor brake is number one suspect located on back of motor or motor brushes or motor itself call 1-800-800-8586 jazzy tech support

A flashing lite is an indicator of a fault condition. Is it steady or flashing?

the aftermarket group but call 1-800-800-8586 tech support first

lots of questions how old is chair, how old is batteries, it has 2 by the way 12v connected in series giving 24v , always change both not just one, check for loose connections first and be sure charger is good try on another chair and/or try another charger on yours if possible they are 95% interchangeable