Error code 5 pride celebrity x

Hi code 7 is a speed pot error CONTACT A PRIDE DEALER. www.pridemobility.com. or call (877)706-2032 cheers

Download the otherwise fairly useless Pride owner's manual, the beeper codes are listed there.

The freewheel lever is in the neutral position (which allows you to move the scooter around by pushing it. Turn the key switch off then move the lever to the drive position , turn it back on and it should run fine. The freewheel lever is sticking up through the plastic cowl. It is located under the seat on the right hand side near the rear of the sccooter

Pride Mobility Products Corp Product Owners Manuals Specification Sheets Click on "Celebrity X"

9-flash usually indicates a blown controller. The larger pride scooters are known for blowing controllers and having melt-downs when they are pushed or towed too fast. EVEN WITH THE KEY OFF the controller still monitors the safety systems. If the system detects a "roll-away" situation, the controllers turn on and go into dynamic braking mode in attempt to slow or stop the scooter. If the scooter is being towed or pushed and this happens, the scooter tries to stop the motion, overheats and burns up. Catastrophic failure and 9-flashes will result.
Best regards

Carefully count the number of flashes that occur in each sequence; for instance, it will flash 5 times, pause, and flash 5 times again. Go through several sequences to make sure your count is correct as it will always be the same number of flashes. Here is the owners manual, go to page 37 to find the flash code page and look up your number. Then post that back here for more information on how to proceed.

flashing light indicates bad intergrated circut board.

Hi remove key put freewheel lever into drive & replace key .turn on...,... good luck.,

remove wheel then using screw driver
remove brake then replace and re screw
replace wheel
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Hi
Please Check that your Freewheel Lever is Fully in Position as if is Slightly out of Position it will Not Work,

Gerry.

Have you checked the motor brushes for wear and spring tension, sometimes the spring becomes brittle and breaks but can sometimes still make contact.
Regards Steve.