Light flash on and off in the shape of a wrench when turn on

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The power arm is flashing a wrench and it blinks 8 times - Fixya

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Nov 14, 2019 - Turn the chair off, wait 5 seconds, turn the chair back. If chair still does not run and your wrench is flashing you have a problem.
SOLVED: A wrench light is on the indicator and the chair - Fixya
Sep 9, 2019
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SOLVED: What do eight wrench flashes indicate? - Fixya
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Pronto m51 electric wheelchair yellow wrench light blinks 8
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All questions need 'make model (what it is)' or it is all guesswork and clairvoyance 'Anonymous'.

A battery operated massage Chair, powered wheelchair? Give us a clue!

Google has some ideas and shows Questions here on Fixya. Blink Codes listed by make are readily available and are in your manual.

The power arm is flashing a wrench and it blinks 8 times - Fixya

https://www.fixya.com > support > t14332970-power_a...Nov 14, 2019 - Turn the chair off, wait 5 seconds, turn the chair back. If chair still does not run and your wrench is flashing you have a problem.SOLVED: A wrench light is on the indicator and the chair - Fixya
Sep 9, 2019What does the wrench blinking mean on the wheelchair and ...
Oct 5, 2016
SOLVED: What do eight wrench flashes indicate? - Fixya
Dec 6, 2019
Pronto m51 electric wheelchair yellow wrench light blinks 8
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Did you test the batteries under a load, makes a big difference. Batteries can show correct volts however if it has a weak or bad cell it will deplete too rapidly to run the required votes for the motor

Hi check you're freewheel lever is in drive..how many times does the led flash. Cheers

The AMBER service indicator will light when an error or fault occurs. This is a yellow wrench shape. Refer to Diagnostic Codes on page 33 for a listing of the flash codes and what they indicate:
https://www.phc-online.com/v/vspfiles/V4_Backup/docs/MK5-NX_Electronics_Manual.pdf
https://www.phc-online.com/v/vspfiles/V4_Backup/docs/MK5-NX_Electronics_Manual.pdf

They sell octagon shaped oil filter wrench that conforms to your oil filter's shape. Take your replacement oil filter, then call the auto parts store in your area and ask if they carry oil filter wrench for your car, If a standard filter wrench keeps slipping off, wrap 2 or 3 layers of rag to the old oil filer, then attach the oil filter wrench. The drain plug turns left to loosen, right to tighten. If you're using a socket wrench, attach a 1/2-inch pipe to the handle to increase leverage (cheater pipe). Another solution is a strap oil filter wrench

Hi Judy,

According to Pride's troubleshooting documents the service indicator (wrench icon) will flash when a fault is detected by the dynamic controller.

The number of flashes, followed by a 2 second pause, indicates the issue. You will need to count the flashes to determine the cause and a possible solution.

I have typed the flash codes below, but you can also see them on a larger table here: http://www.fixya.com/support/p3641679-pride_jazzy_614_hd_jazzy_614hd/usermanual-6B42026-pdf

FLASH CODES
Code #1

• Flash Code: One, pause, one
  
• Cause: Possible Stall Timeout
  
• Possible Solution: Turn joystick off, then on.
  

Code #2

• Flash Code: Two, pause, two
  
• Cause: Battery Fault
  
• Possible Solution: Charge batteries, check battery connections and fuses.
  

Code #3

• Flash Code:Three, pause, three
  
• Cause: Left Motor Fault
  
• Possible Solution: Make sure the left motor is plugged in.
  

Code #4

• Flash Code: Four, pause, four
  
• Cause: Right Motor Fault
  
• Possible Solution: Make sure the right motor is plugged in.
  

Code #5

• Flash Code: Five, pause, five
  
• Cause: Left Park Brake Fault
  
• Possible Solution: Make sure the left brake is not in freewheel mode.
  

Code #6

• Flash Code: Six, pause, six
  
• Cause: Right Park Brake Fault
  
• Possible Solution: Make sure the right brake is not in freewheel mode.
  

Code #7

• Flash Code: Seven, pause, seven
  
• Cause: Joystick Fault
  
• Possible Solution: Check the joystick connection.
  

Code #8

• Flash Code: Eight, pause, eight
  
• Cause: Power Module Fault
  
• Possible Solution: Check connections to the power module and batteries.
  

Code #9

• Flash Code: Nine, pause, nine 9
  
• Cause: Controller Communication Fault
  
• Possible Solution: Check bus connections from the joystick to the power module.
  

Code #10

• Flash Code: Ten, pause, ten
  
• Cause: Controller Fault
  
• Possible Solution: Contact Technical Service for assistance.
  

Code #11

• Flash Code: Eleven, pause, eleven
  
• Cause: Incompatible Device Fault
  
• Possible Solution: Contact Technical Service for assistance.
  

Your version has a Dynamic Controls model controller and joystick.
Unplug the charger and engage the motor/brake lever so the chair is no longer in free-wheel mode (con't push by hand)
Turn the chair off, wait 5 seconds, turn the chair back.
If chair still does not run and your wrench is flashing you have a problem. Count the wrench flashes - the flash count indicates the error detected. 3, 4, 5, and 6 flashes indicate and error with the motors.
3=Left motor fault
4=Right motor fault
5=Left brake fault (may not be engaged)
6=Right brake fault (may not be engaged)
Any other fault code usually means the electronics or wiring is bad and not worth fixing.

wrench flashes 9 times

If the 2005 Montana is similar to the 2001 Montana, I have a solution. First you'll need a hexagonal wrench (the 6-sided L-shaped wrench). The tail light assembly is held on by two screws. You'll need the hexagonal wrench to remove them, because a normal screwdriver won't do it. I also had to use a conventional adjustable wrench to get the leverage to turn the hexagonal wrench, because the screws were in there pretty tight. Once you remove the two screws, the whole tail light assembly should come off. Mine required a little force and I had to play with it a bit, but it came off without a lot of work. There will be one set of wires that connects the tail light assembly to the rest of the minivan--try not to damage that set of wires. Once you get the tail light assembly off, you'll have to take apart the assembly that actually holds the lights. No tools should be required. It's held on by four plastic catches. Just undo the catches (easier said than done, but still not too tough) and it comes apart. Then you can pop out the old light and pop in the new light. Then re-assemble. For me, it went back together much easier than it came apart.