My mvp5 going right how do you check the bad connection to the motor

According to manual. (https://www.hoveround.com/Hoveround/media/Document-Library/D82008753R-MPV5-Owners-Manual.pdf)
4 flashes: The right hand motor has a bad connection.

Other codes...
New VSI Controller 1 flash: The battery needs charging or there is a bad connection to the battery. Try charging the battery. 2 flashes: The left hand motor has a bad connection. 3 flashes: The left hand motor has a short circuit to a battery connection. 4 flashes: The right hand motor has a bad connection. 5 flashes: The right hand motor has a short circuit to a battery connection. 7 flashes: A joystick fault is indicted. Make sure that the joystick is in the center position before switching on the controller. 8 flashes: A controller fault is indicated. 9 flashes: Problem with the brake circuit. Check that the manual release levers are in the drive position. 10 flashes: An excessive voltage has been applied to the controller. This is usually caused by a poor battery connection. Speed Bar Cycling: Controller locked. Speed Gauge Cycling: Check if battery charger is still connected to controller or controller fault.

The lights flash in a systematic sequence which reveals an VSI error code. Count the number of flashes.

1. Battery needs charging
2. Left motor bad connection
3. Left motor shorted
4. Right motor bad connection
5. Right motor shorted
6. Unplug battery charger
7. Joystick fault. Make certain the joystick is in the neutral position (centered) before turning on the controller
8. Controller fault. Check connections
9. Parking brakes bad connection. Check connections to parking brake, motor and controller
10. Excessive voltage. Check battery charger connections.

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1 Flash The batteries need charging. Check the battery connections. If the battery There is a bad connection to the batteries. connections are good, then try charging the batteries. 2 Flashes There is a bad connection on the left motor. Check the left motor connections and wiring harnesses. 3 Flashes The left motor has a short to a battery Contact your authorized Pride Provider. connection. 4 Flashes There is a bad connection on the right Check the right motor connections and wiring motor. harnesses. 5 Flashes The right motor has a short to a battery Contact your authorized Pride Provider. connection. Rippling LEDs The charge inhibit has been activated. Make sure that the battery charger is not connected to the power base. 7 Flashes There is a joystick fault. Make sure the joystick is in the center position and then power off and on again. 8 Flashes There is a control system fault. Check power module and joystick module connections and wiring. 9 Flashes The park brakes have a bad connection. Check the left and right motor connections and wiring. Check to make sure that the power chair is not in freewheel mode. 10 Flashes An excessive voltage has been applied to Check the battery connections. the control system.

or go here and find yours,if you would of given the info we need,i would of diagnosed it for you,but,you didnt Pride Mobility Products Corp Basic Troubleshooting Instructions

4 flashing lights fault code tells you that the right motor has a bad connection. Check and make sure that the right motor is engaged and that it is plugged in properly. The code says that the wiring to the right motor or the right motor itself is bad. The fault codes aren't always right and it could be a problem in the joystick controller itself.

hi, it could be a bad connection to the motor, the controller cannot see the motor resistance, okay trace the cable back to the controller box, checking connections...please update me..

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Rob

www.gewizrepairs.co.uk

This is almost certainly either bad motor brushes on the right motor, a bad right motor connection, or a bad right motor itself. Check the motor brushes, if the look good(good springs, no discoloring, etc.) Then you need a multimeter to check the motor connections to isolate the problem.

Hi pedio869

I have seen this too often. Use a programmer to determine which motor has a proble, but I think it is the right one. Durable Medical Equipment Companies (DME) can send a tech out.

1. Check all connections on your right motor.
2. Check your brushes on the right motor. (need at least 1/4 inch)
3. Your brake may be bad. Your Tech can check this for you.
4. You may have a bad motor.

This is the website for your chair.www.sunrisemedical.com You can enter you zip code for a tech near you.

Good Luck
mimobility