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From the Pride Mobility Products (maker of the Jazzy power chair) Frequently Asked Questions web page: https://www.pridemobility.com/resources-and-support/frequently-asked-questions
The serial number begins with the letter J and is found on the main frame of the power chair near the batteries. It may also be found on the seat post if the unit features a clover leaf style.
All serial numbers for Pride products are 14 characters long and are shown on a white sticker.
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Power Chair
The serial number begins with the letter J and is found on the main frame of the power chair near the batteries. It may also be found on the seat post if the unit features a clover leaf style.
All serial numbers for Pride products are 14 characters long and are shown on a white sticker.
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Hi Gloria,
The first thing you need to do is measure the voltage at the charging socket of the Joystick (outside 2 pins). This will determine a lot of things, so I can guide you further.
There is a sequence of a button push while moving the joy stick in a certain direction untill it beeps. Check the owners manual for the exact sequence. You can download the manual from Pride's website.
Put the chair in free wheel mode and then back again and then turn the chair off then on again. Sometimes the chair will get out of gear just a littel.
Here's a link to Pride Mobility, maker of the Jazzy wheelchairs. This takes you to the Select 6; there's also a Select 6 Ultra. Just click on models and it will display all of their line of equipment.
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