Celebrity XL8 not engaging then sticks in forward motion. Gives fault code of 4 beeps then 1. Code sequence not covered by manual.

Simple, remove lens cover and out with the old and in with the new, replace lens cover. Presto - done!

Five beeps? Maybe it's not the same as my Celebrity XL8 but my instruction manual talks of a 1+4 beep warning meaning low battery charge. It also suggests checking that the wiring harness connectors are all fully connected - that would include the battery terminals of course. If your hubby managed to do a wheelie this sounds a strong possibility if the batteries were dislodged. Anyway, I attach the page from my Celebrity XL8 manual, you can find other Celebrity manuals online. My congratulations to your husband, I've yet to master wheelies!

Yes I done a quick search on the beeps it took me to the same fault codes as the book TRY SENDING AN EMAIL TO www.pridemobility.com.au....good luck..Hi again yes I just picked up the fault book and they call them flash codes I WILL CHECK INTO THE PROBLEM cheers. Hi 3 flash code unplug charger turn key of then back on again , 1 flash code charge batteries 2 code same as 1 charge batteries good luck

hi Stuart, have you check out the actually switch that you pressed to activate the indicators ?

Regards
Rob

With the machine unplugged from the wall remove the battery from the motherboard. Then with the machine still unplugged press the On button for 30 seconds to dissipate any remaining electrical charge on the motherboard. Then re-install the battery, plug the machine back into the wall and see if it will boot normally.

Hi there sorry to hear your scooters got problems, one or two things could be wrong,

1 make sure the brake lever is engaged properly this will be located at the rear end of the scooter.
2 if the above does not work you could have a problem with the brake itself.
3 does the scooter beep when you turn it on or when you engage the wigwag in the forward motion.
4 if you still cannot get it going give me a call

07950886614


Good luck

Pete

Make sure the drive lever/freewheel brake is engaged. Usually it is on the lower back bottom of the scooter or check your owner's manual.
Good luck!

Error Code 720: Cannot connect to the Pop Server. (Incorrect Pop Server IP Address) Pop Server is down.

Solution: Check the Pop Server IP Address. Contact the network Administrator

Regarding the beeping noises. The DX-800 has multiple settings for beeps, rings and the dialing monitor. If it is the latter, press MONITOR button once, then press the DOWN arrow, until silenced. Some ringer/beep settings are under Fax Parameters, some are in a special SERVICE MODE.

let us know if you can isolate which one and we can help turn it off. At least now you know what the 720 code means.

Good Luck!

Hi mark711:
Here is you problem.

9,005.49: Ink loader fault. The cyan ink melt heater is on, but the ink does not
appear to be dripping.
Troubleshooting Procedure
Step Questions and Actions Yes No
1 1. Are the ink sticks all Xerox ink? Go to
Step 2.
Advise
customer. Run
clearISCfault
test to clear the
error.
2 1. Manually verify that the ink stick is able to
advance in the ink loader chute.
Go to
Step 3.
Remove any
blockage and/
or replace the
ink stick.Run
clearISCfault
test to clear the
error.
3 1. Run the appropriate Ink Melt [1, 2, 3, 4]
Heater test.
1 = Yellow
2 = Cyan
3 = Magenta
4 = Black
2. Did the test pass?
Replace
the
printhead.
Replace the ink
loader
assembly. Run
clearISCfault
test to clear the error.

Hope this helps

It sounds like either RAM or VIDEO problem to me. (I can't remember the specific beep sequence for AMI bios errors).

Hard to diagnose in Laptops.... if it was a desktop you can just start swapping out the RAM DIMMS..... are you techo enough to check whether you have 1 or 2 RAM cards installed? If 2 then run it with each card in turn to see if it boots (indicating 1 faulty RAM stick). If only 1 then try running MEMTEST on it to see if any errors. (I like HIRENS if you have it... I think it usually has latest MEMTEST on it).

If your cards all pass then its very likely a video problem. If its onboard video with no expansion slot (likely in a laptop) then you may be buggered.

Let me know if you need a hand doing any of the above.