Same problem Our scooter shows fully charged, but, when we try to drive it will reverse or forward for only a "jolt" and then stop. What is happening?

see if you can find it here.... Pride go go traveller scooter troubleshooting manual Google Search

Sounds like the transmission is shifting into both reverse and a forward gear at the same time. Time for a tranny overhaul. But first check the transmission fluid level.

How old is the scooter? 2 Bleeps indicates low battery voltage, and such, require replacement. When you are in reverse, the current draw is a lot less than when going forward, just like not being sat on the scooter too. As soon as any real load is applied to the scooter, the power will drop down below 16v and will cause a controller trip (2 bleeps)
However, this could also be caused by bad battery connections, either inside the battery box, or where the contacts meet on the bottom of the pack - onto the chassis. Check for discoloured pins / connections.

you could have a bad throttle pot o speed pot possibly a key switch problem aswell. Hi I a Phillip the "DFW Mobility Specialist"send me a email at [email protected] if you live in or near the Dallas Fort Worth area.

There is a servo which switches the transmission from forward to reverse and it needs replaced.
murf427

The result of data corruption that can occur when power is low enough to get interupted by the load of a motor. The above solution it the correct thing to try first/

may sound silly, but have you checked that it's not in freewheel mode, as this would prevent the motor engaging

If the batteries are charged and the brake is in the drive possition, it is possible that either there is a problem with the Wig Wag (forward/reverse paddle control) or the speed pot. Some ideas for you to look at.

Could it be in free-wheel mode. Most Prides have a pull up knob at the rear of the scooter.