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find a mobility scooter supplier in the yellow pages /on line and get one from there
check but most chargers are generic for the voltage of the scooter
Is itthe Mega Motion Travel Pal? If so it looks like a Pride Go-Go control panel, somost mobility shops should have & be able help you with the key. Click here for Travel Pal OwnersManual
have yoy checked that the battery is well pluged. meaning possitive with possitive and negative with negative. sometimes grasse is stock on the joints of electricity, so brush them with a metalic brush, that should solve the proble.
I have repaired a scooter with the same problem, it normally the rear part of the motor connections, like string loaded connectors, you will need to gently rough up the connecters so a good connection is made , also below the bike there are the main wiring connecters again remove the connectors then reinsert, this is normally a bad connection problem. where the read disconnects to the main scooter is the main area of connection problems.
most keys for that type of scooter are the same, (not like a house or car key) call Pride 1-800-800-8586 for replacement or any Pride dealer can help you. Also, a paper clip can jump the ignition by placing it in their to get you around temp.
It is time to replace the batteries. Buy two, not just one. This scooter takes two 12 volt, 12 amp hour, sealed deep cycle batteries. If you replace just one, the charger will not charge them properly.
Take off the seat (pull upward). Turn the scooter on its side. Remove the six screws (2 in front, 2 under the foot rest, and 2 in the back. Unsnap the old batteries (one at a time) and replace with new. Be sure to keep the wiring as is, so you keep the circuit in series (not in parellel). In fact, before you remove the old batteries, label the connections (A to A, B to B, etc.) so you reconnect just as they were. Total cost is about $200. Time to replace is about a half hour.
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