Can I or how can if possible return the Pride Lift Chair to normal seating position manually.Thank [email protected]

You manual merely says this on Page 26

Make sure the seat is locked in position.
Lift the seat off.

https://manualzz.com/doc/8931129/pride-legend-owner-s-manual

There are some videos for Pride Scooters here

https://www.google.com/search?q=Pride+Legend+remove+seat

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This is your manual. It looks like you can't.

https://manualzz.com/doc/6792289/power-chair-owner-s-manual

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Great question! The slow flash is indicative of a speed reduced mode on models designed for a seat lift option. If the controller detects that the seat is elevated then the speed is reduced - regardless of what you try to do at the joystick.
First - try lowering the seat to its lowest position.
If this doesnt work then look for a bad or disconnected sensor switch on the seat post. There are two leads at a 2-pin plug that are not making a connection when the seat is lowered - causing the controller to sense the chair is not safe to drive fast.

There are only three wires for this. either the wire is broke, or the switch.

should be download manual on web

Bruce,
There are several approaches to a solution tof the problem you are experiencing.
This chair may have a standard van seat or rehab seating. A standard van seat looks like an SUV seat and a rehab seat has a custom seat and custom back. FYI, the Jazzy Ultra 6 specification for the seat actuator is 4 inches of stroke or elevate.
If you have a van seat the cushion will be too high in its lowest position.
If you have a van seat the vendor can switch it out for rehab seating. Rehab seating is a seat pan (flat plate) with a cushion set on top of it. By varying the cushion thickness you can raise or lower what is technically called the seat to floor height measured from the top of the cushion to the floor. This is what you describe as the minimum seat height.
If you already have rehab seating, you might try a thinner seat cushion, going from 3" to 2" with a denser material.
The chair frame and actuator dimensions are locked in so this dimension cannot be altered. On some occasions, I have been able to remove some top actuator frame plates, but this will only help with about 1/4" of height and substantially weakens the seat to top of actuator mounting. Sometimes this reinforcing plate will be on the bottom of the actuator in the battery box frame.
The chair can go back to the factory and a custom modifications to the seat frame can be made. This is always easier and more cost effective on the front end at time of order of the chair. An inquiry would need to be made to Quantum (Pride) to see if this is even possible.
You may also be able to get a Motion Concepts custom, i.e. shorter actuator (less than 4 inches of stroke). This will also decrease your elevate to less than 4 inches.
Your provider and an experienced rehab tech can come up with some viable solutions. Hope this helps.

jim not too hard unless its not been removed in a while. Unplug the joystick cable running to the rear of the chair pull up the seat release lever usually on the right side of the seat and twist and lift up on the seat at the same time hopefully the seat will lift right off. Now before you try all that remove the headrest from the rear seat and lift up on the seat adjustment lever and fold the seat back forward as far as it will go. Measure the heigth of the chair in that position and measure the heigth of your SUV opening if it is 3-4 inches lower then the chair should fit without having to remove the seat. You could also unscrew the armrests where they go into the risers at the rear of the seat and lay them on the back of the lowered seat back and drive the chair into the SUV using a ramp. This used to work for me when loading into a Jimmy SUV Hope this helps you

Walter on the Jazzy try pressing the on/off button twice to unlock Hope this helps You can go to pridemobility.com to download a users manual Hope this helps you

Contact your retailer and explain this to them. They are in the best position to help you with this matter.