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Question edited for clarity, Hoveround not Hooveround. Added '(what it is)'. All question need full 'make model (what it is)' please. Question moved from 'Rode Microphones'. Bad connection on your motor. Bad connection on one of your batteries. Or a motor, or the controller / board has failed. all can be tested. https://www.google.com/search?q=hoveround+goes+in+circles ..

Uninstall that program, reboot and reinstall the program. It is attempting to access a file that it cannot.

If you wish to get some details; check the site linked here. Pull up older posts. http://electro-medical.blogspot.com/

if it is not working check freewheel levers I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/bill_bcbb89783b08c489

This part is for an Invacare power wheelchair with TRSS. This is a tilt and or recline single switch for actuator control. A search on the Invacare website shows an active part number and no price. A search of e_bay shows pricing between 50 and 150 dollars. This switch is easy to replace. plug the black "Lego " block into the power source, the 2 pin Anderson plug into the actuator and the Molex into the limit switch. You may need to switch the plug polarity of the 2 pin output to the actuator to get it to go in the right direction. The part was used on MkIV and MkV and some MKVI systems and should be readily available on line. Hope this helps.

Time to replace the battery with a new one.

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It is possible that the new batteries are bad. This happened to me once. The charger though is probably the culprit for your problems. Have the charger tested first, or ask a scooter or power wheelchair store test or charge your batteries.

Is the plug one way direction? more details please, it seems the plug is connected in the wrong position

the seat sits on a " v" section that is attached to the wall. You may have to lift the bottom out a bit then lift the seat support up off the bracket. If it has be on for some time then it may require a slight tap with a hammer to get it to move as it mat be corroded into place.

Plug it in and charge the battery.

The pressure is 50 PSI, but 45 PSI worked better for me.

You are much better off just buying the flat free drive tires with the wheel attached for @ 55 each. With that being said, the wheel will separate it takes a lot of elbow grease, a large flat head screwdriver and patience. Be very careful not to tear and/or stretch the tire bead and resist the temptation to spray lubrication of any sort to separate it. Again, call Hoveround or look on ebay and order two with the wheels.... you will be glad you did..

Starting with the mildest; Denatured Alcohol (sometimes works), Naphtha, and lastly Xylene. All are readily available at your local hardware store.

The serial number typically does not have any involvement with Medicare but is used by manufacturers and DME providers to track the chairs. The true definition of what is a group 2 power chair would take a long time to explain but single option Group 2 chairs are coded: K0835-K0840 for single power option and K0841-K0843 for multiple power option. The specific code depends on the specific chair the person meets medical coverage criteria for. The Hoveround MPV5 you have pictured would typically be K0836 - Power wheelchair, group 2 standard, single power option, captains chair, patient weight capacity up to and including 300 pounds

Generally, the blinking battery light means that the drives are not fully engaged. Pull up hard on the two levers to engage the drive motors.

There is no reset button.

If is is installed on your PC you can find its serial by installing Belarc Advisor - this is a free application for PC inventory on hardware and software installed on your PC

Check that you're getting charging current to battery. Voltage at battery terminals should read about 14.5 volts (well above 12 volts in any case). If not, a bad alternator may be failing to provide your battery with a full charge. If charging is good, and battery holds its charge, other possibilities are bad wiring connections to starter solenoid and/or starter motor, or bad ignition switch assembly.