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Pronto m91
You are getting a motor error code. Check motor wiring and connection to the main control box. Motor may have gotten unplugged when changing the batteries.
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on Jan 02, 2015
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How do i turn on chair
The ON button is at the top front of the joystick. If this button does not turn on the red, yellow and green lights there are many possibilities as to why it is not turning on. Batteries have to be checked first for proper voltage. Then wiring needs to be checked for proper connections and fuses checked.
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on Jan 02, 2015
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HI
Scooter is on charge full
well it could be that you overcharged the batteries. You should not leave the scooter on the charger full time. you should charge the scooter nightly while you sleep unplug from the charger when you get up in the morning. the charger should not be on the scooter more than 12 hours per day and that rare. Whenever you have a red and green light on the charger the scooter is fully charged and can be unplugged. Always put it up fully charged and then charge after each use. Your batteries need to be replaced and charge the new ones before use then charge overnight each day that you use the scooter. If you don't use it for a few days you should still be fully charged than charge after use Hope this helps
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on Sep 01, 2014
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24v dc motors can it run at all with 12vdc
Sure. Just slower.
If you remove the motor from a power wheelchair to use in other applications keep this in mind; these motors are designed for PulseWidthModulation Speed Control (apx. 10kHz) with a feedback control to keep the speed more consistent. Feedback and pulsing is key to power and efficiency. If you run them at 12 volts without a pulse control the current to power output is much higher and the I*I*R (I squared times R) losses are higher - dissipated as heat. The motors will run very hot under a load with DC that isnt PWM'ed.
If the use/cool down duration is short you should not have issues.
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on May 13, 2014
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