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Trying to put a mpv4 controller on a mpv5 scooter for father in law. The 4 has a power seat and 5 doesn't. Look same inside but when connected it does not move are the little 18g
I was able to connect the blueb18g wire to negative and all is well thanks for the thought Incompatible??? I made it workI was able to connect the blueb18g wire to negative and all is well thanks for the thought Incompatible??? I made it work
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Hi if u are talking about the joystick controller they have two different part numbers possibility they r not compatible. MPV4 =E41-9247 .....MPV5 =E41-4233. .cheers
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Disconnect cables going from battery boxes to the control box. There is probably a catch that needs to be squeezed in, then pull and wigglt the connection block until it disengages. Release the straps over the battery boxes then remove batteries and covers. Lift up on the cover (you may need to push some cable back into the box) and put cover aside. Disconnect cables from batteries and attach to the new batteries. Same procedure, in reverse, gets you back to an operational MPV5.
First off, are you sure it's the motor causing the problem? Changing the motor is a major job. Basically, you have to completely disassemble the entire unit.
Remove the seat and then the batteries. To get to the drive motor, you must remove the pedestal base, and the plastic shroud that covers the base plate. Remove all screws from the top of the unit, and flip over and remove the bolts from the bottom. The control box is held in place by 2 hex screws. Label the motor wires showing their location. Remove motor and replace with new drive motor. Attach motor wires and reassemble entire unit.
They both have VSI joystick controllers. There are many variations of connections but as long as the connections match up, there should not be a problem switching them.
seat is heavy. first unscrew set screw that holds the shaft sections tight. next put a board across the batteries, then get a bottle jack and start pumping. something's going to give. hopefully it will be your chair raising. Next go to Lowes and buy a pin to fit through the holes. release jack, enjoy your raised seat...
if the batterys are not charged regularly they fail they are gell batterys you are looking at around £70 for the 2 ,they should be on charge almost all the time, we were lucky just managed to charge my father in laws it lay unused for 4 weeks we had the batterys charged with a battery conditioner then they charged with its own charger
I was able to connect the blueb18g wire to negative and all is well thanks for the thought Incompatible??? I made it work
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