Hi, I bought this chair new and on the second time I used it, it just stopped working.....I don't know if i weigh too much or what.. but the buttons don't light up or respond anymore....

Do you get any flashes from the controller lights? This is usually the way you diagnose errors. A high number of flashes/beeps often means there is an issue with the controller or joystick.
Batteries are only fitted if they are needed so a 'spare' battery isn't very likely. Most wheel chairs and scooters need a powerful battery to spin the electric motor so a pair of batteries are used. The two batteries also act as a counter weight to keep the chair upright.
They are normally fitted in a 'serial' or 'in-line' set up. Basically into one battery, across to the second battery then out through the second battery.

If you are moving as soon as you turn on the chair, the lights will move from right to left. Try waiting a few seconds and see if the lights stop moving. If they do stop, then you can move forward. Hope this helps.

Hope it is still under warranty. Need new board and possibly more. My parents bought a similar chair and it failed with many issues to fix. Tech replaced all the electronics. Good luck.

Hi,
You don't mention the make of high chair that you have so it's hard to give specific directions for how to set it up or take it down. You can send it the brand that you have and it will be easier to answer you.
Or you can go back to the shop that you bought it from, or a shop that sells the same model and ask them to show you how to use the high chair properly.

There are a few disadvantages to note. First being cost. Paying to use a massage chair can quickly add up. Secondly, you should consider weight. Massage chairs are generally very heavy. This can be a huge disadvantage is you need to either move the chair or are having it shipped. Lastly, you should consider effectiveness. Although the use of a massage chair can be very relaxing and beneficial for aches and pains, they are not as effective as a professional masseuse.

I don't know much about this chair myself; however I found you a promotional video about that specific chair that should hopefully help you out in your decision making process. Enjoy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOJstrSaT4Y

You may be missing a piece. Take a look at the Prima Pappa manual from the Perego website. You can buy a new high chair harness if you are missing pieces.

http://us.pegperego.com/admin/archive/manuals/DINER_NA_FINA0802I60.pdf

Locate the two wires from the circuit breaker attach one wire (black if marked) to the negative post of the rear battery and attach the other wire (red if marked) to the positive post of the front battery. Locate the two wires coming from the power module plug with a red and black wire. Attach the red wire to the rear battery positive post and the black wire to the front battery negative post. attach the joystick to the nine pin plug at the rear of the chair and turn it on. You should have power at the joystick and the chair should work. Disconnect the joystick put the shroud cover back on grease the seat post and reattach the seat then plug in the joystick and charger plug at the rear of the chair. Charge the batteries before use and charge them overnite for the next 20 days. If you use the chair daily charge your batteries everynite while you sleep unplug in the morning. If you don't use the chair daily charge at least once per week or after you use the chair. Always put the chair up fully charged if you are going to be out of the chair for an extended time the disconnect the batteries at the large plug going to the power module Hope this helps you

I would check the weight limit on the chair first ,You should be able to see that in your handbook given with the chair.
Second I would see about load testing those battery's ,Go into a auto parts store ,or battery store if in fact you don't own a load tester. make sure both battery's can take a load if not that may be your problem.


Good luck happy to help.

We found a repairman!!
Our 10 yr old EMS-9 Interactive Health chair just stopped working about 6 mos ago. After getting no help at all from Interactive Health, except to buy a new chair (!), we finally found a man who fixed it. It was a pinched wire in the remote. A simple fix. He tried to charge us only $20.00! (We gave him much more, it was worth it) We love this chair! You would think that the company would be more forthcoming with repair options if they want people to recommend their products. Anyway, hope this helps someone else too. If you want to contact the person we found to fix it you may email us at [email protected] and I'll gladly pass it along to you.