S600 schwinn electricscooter.I just purchased three new batteries.I hooked them all up then plugged charger in it reads charge ok.But soon as I un plug the charger and turn to poweron it doesnothing.

super hmmm new batteries? well I would check the battery connections because you should be getting power to the joystick. The charger is providing power thru your joystick to be able to turn it on. Now when you plug in the charger are you getting any movement on the meter at the rear of the chair? If not but staying at zero then the charger is not charging the batteries and your batteries are not hooked up correctly. You will have to remove the seat and cover over the base to have access to the batteries check all the connections and make sure that if the plugs are colored that the red and white plug is plugged into the red and white plug going to the front of the chair and that the black and white plug is plugged into the black and white plug going to the front of the chair. If the wiring is ok then get a meter and read the voltage across each battery they should read 13+ volts fully charged. Plug in the charger and read the voltage at the batteries again if charging then you should read 16+ volts. If the voltage doesn't change then the charger isn't working correctly and if reading a good voltage then the batteries are bad and need to be replaced. Hope this helps

jaeger How long have you had the chair? And have you changed the batteries or had them changed within the last year? The problem could be the batteries. If the were run down or not charged for a long time then your charger cannot pick them up enough to reach a full charge or in your case no charge at all. Now if the batteries are fairly new but have run down the problem could be the charger. If you have a digital voltmeter and your Jazzy has an on-board charger -- plug in the charger then put the test leads in the charger port two outter plug holes under the front of the joystick set the meter to 200 volts dc. You should read up to 30 volts with the charger plugged in. Now unplug the charger and you will read the battery voltage it should read 24-27 volts. If when you have the charger plugged in and you don't read up to 30 volts then the charger is bad If after charging overnite and you don't read 24-27 volts the the batteries are bad If Medicare purchased your chair then you can call a service company to repair your chair and they will bill Medicare for the cost of the repair. Medicare will pay 80% of the cost. You can call Repair Xpress @ 1-877-581-3733 or Roadrunner Mobility @ 1-800-467-2668 to have a tech come out and rpair your chair. Hope this helps you

Check your charger with a meter and see if it is putting out the correct voltage for your scooter battery. If it is, you probably need a battery, probably so anyway after 2 years. Good luck!

Was the battery checked before it was sold to you? Batteries will lose their charge over a period of time even when not hooked up. If you have a voltmeter it should read 12.8 volts on a fully charged battery.
Have you tried to boost the car with cables?
I suspect if the car was working OK 3 months ago it should start. Which leads me to suggest an undercharged battery.

Hi you can use the charger if the Specifications match up. Output volts, Amps, Charger size, The most important is it 24 volt or 36 volt charger. Check your scooter to see what volt it runs at. Must be equal to your scooter!

ok you do not need a new charger. the problem is you let the battery get too low. the battery has to have a little bit of power left in it to send to the charger, if it dosent then the charger can't tell if there is rilly a battery hooked up or not. you shuld probubly get a new battery. or you can email me and i will tell you a few things you could try to jump it back to life.      [email protected]

1= Use rechargeable battery cells and must be fully charged.
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3= Sony camera DCS-S600 won't charge batteries through USB cable plugged in PC. You need external battery charger to charge battery cells.

NashvilleDan, this scooter has 2 12v 10 amp batteries in series, you should read over 24 volts at the charging hub if the batteries are good. I would think that if the scooter sat for over a year you have bad batteries, They can be purchased at battery plus.

Not sure if this will help... however an altmeter will allow you to test along your electrics for any faults. You can check at the lights for example and throught the system.

What you can do is call their tech support department and they should be able to replace the battery for you. Tech support will take your information and request you to send in your battery before they replace it.