Top 20 Pride Mobility Products New Pride Mobility Jet 3 Ultra Power Wheel Chair Questions & Answers

IT NEED REPAIR , GEAR SHIFTING IS BAD. FIND A SHOP AND GET IT FIXED/ MOVED THIS FROM CARS TO WHEEL CHAIR ELECT.

It's possible that the clicking noise is being caused by a loose or worn-out component within the left drive wheel of the Jazzy 300 power wheelchair. The tightness of the wheel could also be contributing to the problem. To diagnose the issue, you may need to inspect the left drive wheel and its components, including the motor, axle, bearings, and any other parts that may be causing the clicking noise. Tightening any loose components or replacing any worn-out parts may help to alleviate the issue. It's always a good idea to consult with a professional technician or the manufacturer of the Jazzy 300 power wheelchair for specific troubleshooting advice and repair recommendations.

Hi have u tried to unlock the chair. ..cheers

Most likely the joy stick and the circuit it controls is defective.

We have no way to look up repair facilities from here. We are in California USA

Download the manual from here: http://www.pridemobility.com/download.php?f=owners_manuals/us_jazzy/us_jet_3_ultra_om.pdf Instructions are on pages 40 & 41.

The fix for this fault is to replace the chip in the VSI controller. This happens when you consistently drive the power chair with weak or low voltage batteries.

If the joystick turns completely off when you try to drive it means the batteries instantly are dropping voltage below the operating capabilities. I have also seen bad connections in the battery wiring harness cause the same thing.

Check and see if the charger is still plugged in when you have this fault. Usually a 7 light flash is a controller fault. Sometimes it will also mean you have one or both motors disengaged. If the charger is not plugged in when you have this fault then try and push the chair. If it moves freely then you need to engage the motors. If you have to engage the motors you will have to power down the chair and power it back up to clear the fault. If this does not work you will need to contact a technician to troubleshoot the root cause.

Contact the manufacturer of the lift for the brackets. Depending on what type of lift it is, you will either order the bracket from them or from a Pride Mobility Dealer or the lift dealer

If this is a new power chair, I would contact the business that sold it to you. Should be under warranty. It could be just a loose plug of some sort but you would have to remove the seat and the red shroud cover to get to the plugs

ahh tape them up please,they are yoyr a part of your controller wires for the motors,ty

type in pride/jet3/manual nin browser u should find it

Code 8: Controller problem. Also, check to see if your gearbox levers are engaged - if you can roll the chair by hand the gearbox is not engaging the motors.

What is the question??? The speed control buttons are on the keypad - left key to slow down, right button to speed up. Top speed about 4mph.

2 yellow and 3 red is code 5 - indicates that there is a problem with your right motor wiring. Check the connections to your right motor.

It is in the lock positions to unlock mash the on/off button for one section as soon as it beeps push the toggle switch all the way forward till it beeps then pull it back till it beeps then let go ,it will return to newtral by itself.you should be able ot operate it now .

Get yourself a voltmeter like this one:

http://www.amazon.com/Digital-Volt-Meter-Voltmeter-Multimeter/dp/B001RSREKI/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1314727563&sr=8-2

Place the red (positive) lead from the voltmeter to the positive clamp of the battery charger and the black (negative) lead from the voltmeter to the negative clamp of the battery charger. Set the voltage range on the voltmeter to the correct range ( turn the dial to "20" in most cases) it will tell you how to do this in the instructions.

Read the voltmeter. If you are getting a 24 volt readout on your voltmeter, your charger is fine.

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Remove the batteries .. Every Chair is different .. but if the batteries aren't charging it's probably that they were left uncharged for a time and they dropped down enough that the charger dosn't recognize them .. If they drop down below around 6 volts the charger won't charge them ... I have taken batteries out and charged them individualy with a car charger .. but they never come back .. at best half life.