I was going up a slight hill when all of a sudden it stopped going forward and started going backwards down the hill. the breaks never came on what could be wrong batteries were fully charged
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SOURCE: Scooter has full charge but still won't go.
It probably means that the connections or wiring from your battery are loose or broken. When you add the extra current required to run the motors, the voltage is being lost. Monitor the battery voltage with a meter while trying to drive the scooter will prove this.
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Its probably too late to give my opinion, but here goes anyway.
I had a similar problem with my mothers scooter and it turned out to be a faulty connection on the wires leading to the motor. I simply pulled the plastic connection apart, cleaned and lubricated the contacts, refitted the connection and all was well.
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the batteries could be the problem, is it possible to try some other batteries, silly question , how steep is this hill ? remember scooters cannot climb steep hills as the motor will shut down due to the increased load.
1 Year old batteries ok ? but if they get used on a non daily basis and are not fully charged after use, I would question the batteries but again the motor could be overloading,
How much do you weight ? sorry for the personal question but it all loads the motor and that increases the current and that will cause the motor controller to shut it down.
SOURCE: batteries are fully charged but won't go forward
it should show 24v not 13,5volts, sounds like you only measuring one battery,
Check the fuse under the seat and check the reset button,
Could be a bad connection to the batteries or to motor check the B+, B- voltages, should show around 24v.
Regards
GeWiz.
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hi, first you need to check the connections to the batteries then to the motor controller, and don't dismiss the speed pot, disconnect the speed pot and try a normal 5K pot inplace of it, if the scooters responds you find the problem just a case of getting the right speed pot. Check the freewheel switch, normally it located on the motor side.
Regards
GeWiz.
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