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This flash error code for the dynamic controller indicates a park brake fault. Try moving the brake lever back and forth in each direction to clear the fault. You may have a faulty brake or brake microswitch. You can test the brake with a voltmeter. It should read 40 to 60 ohms and not shorted or open. You can test the microswitch by pushing it and checking for switch closure using a voltmeter. You need to turn the scooter on and off to clear the last fault. Hope this helps.
Try to do the factory reset on the Pioneer:
Switch the Pioneer into standby (turn it off).
1. Simultaneously press old the buttons on font panel for 5 seconds - BAND & STANDBY/ON
2. "Reset" on the front panel press
AUTO SURROUND/STREAM DIRECT
3. Then press ALC/STANDARD SURROUND
OR
Simultaneously pressing "down" and "on/off" for 5 seconds to reset the Pioneer
If the light on the media reciever doesn't come on then the power supply in that needs to be replaced by a service tech. If you disconnect the 2 cables from the media reciever and the panel and then try to turn on the panel it should light with red and green squares for a few seconds but will turn off as it needs the media reciever to be connected.
I bought a 503 which had this problem, it would stay on for anything between 10 mins & 3 hours.
the guy told me he had been told it was a condensation sensor.
All I did was take back off, blow it out all boards with an air line, disconect fans. I ve had it 6 months now with not a single problem.
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