Pride Mobility Products Pride Victory 10 - Three Wheel "scooter problems throttle" Questions

...throttle on a sterling sapphire mobility scooter scooter gives a short alarm then 7 long beeps and moves only slowly The Sterling Sapphire is not sold in the USA so, you may want to verify this ...

...pot is on your machine. Sometimes they have to be replaced, but fortunately the part is quite cheap. You didn't say what brand your scooter is, but Pride scooters are known for throttle pot

...power to the throttle stops I then give the scooter some throttle it moves on then stops again on its own. The battries are still charged. What is the cause of the short possible throttle pot

...throttle doesnt even turn properly now. sufi you will need to replace the speed control pot. Contact Pride @1-800-800-8586 ask for scooter tech support and explain your problem and ask about ordering ...

...throttle potentiometer to control the speed of the scooter. The lever has to be in the middle or neutral position when the scooter is turned on, if not, you will get a 7 flash code. If the throttle ...

scooter, it would creep back in reverse if you let go of the throttle. The FWD/REV spring tensioned throttle pot inside was "off center"causing it to activate in reverse when it should have stayed put

...Scooter travels in reverse, but when going forward it comes to an abrupt stop every few seconds. Everything else appears to work normally. Any ideas? csr4 Well it could be the throttle pot or the ...

throttle pot is slightly out of neutral allowing the scooter to travel slightly when turned on. Try moving the throttle lever slightly in the opposite direction to which the scooter is travelling (i.e

...scooter keeps moving for a good distance before it comes to a stop I would be grateful for any information about this problem [email protected] The throttle part has slip round, a way to ...

scooter as possible. Your problem is the throttle pot or somtime called the engager. You can do one of two things. 1. Open the faceplate to your tiller. look for a lock nut on the throttle pot. loosen