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You are almost certainly going to have to lift the seat off its post as you do with other Pride scooters. This is not light and it can be sticky and need tobe wiggled off - get help.
The shroud is usually velcroed into place and can easily be detached. Lift it off and put safely to one side.
Bad connections on the battery posts is most likely. If the circuit breaker was bad you'd get nothing at the battery . The charger voltage is 29 volts when not connected to the batteries. 26 or more when connected and on.
I know what the problem is as I have had it no less than 3 times with my own Revo. The Throttle Pot needs replacing. Luckily they aren't very expensive and you can fit it yourself if you are a handy sort of person. It just involves turning a screw to take out the old one and put in a new one. You can find diagrams on how to do it on the Internet. If you call a mobility company to come out and do it for you, they usually charge about £50 as a Call Out Fee.
The Revos seem prone to this throttle pot problem. Hope you get it fixed soon.
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