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The joystick on my TDX wont make the chair move and a key insignia flashes. Battery is fully charged and the other controls ( chair tilt and footplate lifts all work OK. What can the possible problems be ?

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Count the number of flashes of the wrench and it will tell you what the error is. ie 4 falshes right motor Your owners manual should have the flash codes in it and will explain the error you are having Hope this helps

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2. You have batteries that are fully charged as indicated by the battery display
3. Your chair is not in freewheel, that is the brakes are engaged with the levers in the correct position.
4. The motors are not turning.
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7. You do have a flash error on the joystick.

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