Top 20 NRS Hoveround MPV 5 - Used Power Wheelchair - Page 2 Questions & Answers

so what is your question please? when changing the batterys,please make a diagram of how the wiring is in the beginning< then take battery wires loose,take batterys out,and put new ones in and redo the wiring as in the diagram,if u cant do it im sure a local mechanic would help u

\take that fuse to a hardware store, or a automotive parts store and they should be able to ordor it for u

Be sure the free-wheel \ brake release handles are set to drive\lock position prior to turning on. After that, if chair still does not move, you will need to count the flashes on the joystick to determine the error or issue with the chair.A user manual can be purchased on ebay.

This is answered in the electronic version of the Hoveround Owners Manual and Tecnical Troubleshooting Guide available on ebay.

An electronic version of the Hoveround Owners Manual with technical service guide can be ordered for download on ebay.

needs to be reprogramed,call the dealer have a tech come with a programer for that chair and model and reprogram it for u most sevice calls will be paid for by your insurance

u need to contact dealer for cable or go to ebay.com and search for it

The batteries in that chair are lead acid and are ok to leave plugged in.

There is a bolt and nut to tighten. Put a 1/2 nut drive tool between the front tire's 3 o'clock position and the tire fender. Tighten to add back the resistance.

You can yes, The batteries are lead acid and it wont hurt them.

Most of the time it may be the batteries at fault. One more thing to try is charging the chair with the Joystick on all night 10-14 hours uninterrupted charging. Your chair may suffer from current roll back. There is a circuit in your system that has to be reset by the long charge cycle to reset it. I did not make this up. it occurs when the motors over heat or have a a large current draw. the chair will operate normally for ten maybe even twenty mins. then suddenly drop down to 2 flashing red lights. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/bill_bcbb89783b08c489

VSI - Replacement ofKeypad1. Using a scalpel or similar tool, peel off theexisting Keypad.2. Carefully clean the area to which the newKeypad will adhere, ensuring no internal contamination of the unit. Analcohol-based cleaner is recommended for this.3. Carefully fit the new Keypad, ensuring thepads of the keys are not touched and remain clear of any contamination.4. Test the VSI to ensure all functions operatecorrectly.

Check for loose and stripped screws and fasteners first...

check all wires very carefully might have pulled one loose during battery changeout, a wire can look connected but not be

simple answer is yes, However certain procedures need to be followed. take the batteries out of the chair or if you know what you're doing completely disconnect them. charge them (you have two 12v batteries in series) separately, keeping in mind they are either GEL cell or GLASS mat deep cycle type batteries. caution should be taken to not over charge them and unless the charger in designed for that type of battery specifically, not too many cycles and not for more than a few hours each time. they will dry out. just out of curiosity why not use the factory one that came with them.

below the joystick

when you say jump start, that is ambiguous. are the batteries dead or is the chair lights on at all. what is the specific problem you're having

If you obtained the Hoveround directly through Hoveround, please contact them for expert solutions. http://www.hoveround.com or 1-800-96-HOVER. They made the chair, they KNOW the chair best, and can provide the right answers!

Remove the black webbing strap over the battery covers by squeezing the plastic pinch clip. Remove the cover carefully so that you do not yank any of the leads. Using a wrench loosen the bolts that attach the leads to the posts, be careful if there is any corrosion that may irritate your skin. Check the fuses to make sure they are still good; if not they are regular automotive fuses that are inexpensive and can be found at any auto parts store. Remove the plastic caps or any packaging from the new battery posts and seat the batteries on the tray, connect the leads to the posts as indicated and tighten with a wrench. Turn the power chair on to make sure the connections are good and that you get power. Replace the covers, and tighten the straps. You may want to use the power chair until the battery is used up before you charge it fully for 8-12 hours; this will ensure that the battery gets FULLY cycled and any buildup inside the battery from it sitting on the shelf in the store is burned out. Make sure that you charge the power chair after a full day's use for 8-12 hours (overnight), not after every trip as overcharging can cause damage. If the power chair in not going to be used for a while, continue to charge the batteries at least one day a week to keep the batteries fluid.

Good day to you,Please have the batteries tested by a qualified person,a battery centre is a good idea.They may need changing,if you do buy new & are registered disabled.You should be able to buy them,less the VAT,as i did so from a battery supplier.Alternatively visit Ebay to buy them.I hope this has helped,have a nice day.