Controller i have a invacare controller,is t posiable to convert to a shoprider scooty? both are 24 volt

Rob Hill

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• Posted on Jan 12, 2010

SOURCE: My shoprider scootie does not show whats left on

hi, ok, but does the scooter work besides the horn and battery indicator not working ?

If the scooter works okay then the problem is within the tiller control panel , that is the panel on the handlebars, Now it could be a loose wire so carefully take it apart and check to see whether there are any loose wires.

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GeWiz

wcdoc1953

• 280 Answers
• Posted on Nov 06, 2010

SOURCE: Service center for shoprider scootie near

Please go to Shoprider.com and click on the tab for provider locator. When the window opens click on ceritified technician locator. When the window opens put in your zip code and put in the search radius. This will give you technicians who are cerfied with Shoprider scooters closest to your home. Hope this helps.

SOURCE: how do you test the batteries and how do you

Bill With a voltmeter you can check the voltage of the batteries through the charger port on the battery pack. Set the voltmeter to 200 volts dc and plug the leads into the two outter holes of the charger port. You will be reading the voltage of the batteries and after a full charge they should read 25-27 volts. The batteries are in the case under the seat. remove the case from the scooter and turn it over there are numerous screws to unscrew to seperate the case and get access to the batteries. Remove the cables from the batteries and also the heat sensors from the batteries. Make sure you reattach the heat sensors to the batteries when you relace them with new batteries. Now you won't be able to do a load test on the batteries in the case but you can get them checked once you remove them from the case. It has been my experience that these smaller batteries do good if they last you a year. If less than that you might have a weak battery and you will need to replace both batteries with new ones. Hope this helps you

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