Missing manual Do you know where I can get a manual for Freerider Kensington mobility scooter thanks Dianne

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Question moved from MISC to a Freereider category.

Somewhere at the Freewheel there must be a switch and it isn't registering that Freewheel is disengaged.

Here is the parts diagram, but it gives no clues. You could phone them?

https://www.freeridernetwork.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Mayfair.pdf

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There are some ideas here and a link to the manual. Some have a reset button to the motors.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Freerider+Westminster+mobility+scooter.+No+power

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Apparently no fuse for the indicators Glen.

https://www.google.com/search?q=freerider+mayfair+mobility+scooter+manual

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Well you know the switch works okay. Check bulbs, fuses and there is probably a relay in there somewhere. It appears to be a known issue.

https://www.google.com/search?q=freerider+mayfair+mobility+scooter+indicators+have+stopped+lighting

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where for a freerider Westminster mobility scooter work shop manual

http://www.mobilityscootersplus.com/downloads/dl/file/id/199/freeriderkensingtonownersmanual.pdf

Eileen goto the following link and see if they list your scooters Manual and download from them Hope this helps http://www.nhcmobility.co.uk/dealer-resources

most scooters are equiped with a seat that can be turned through ninety degrees so that it i eaier to get on and off the scooter if this is the cae for the scooter you have and own then turn the scooter seat ninety degrees so that the seat is side on to the base then grab a hold of the base of the seat and lift you sould find the scooter seat is easily removeable and can be then replaced in the same manner in some cases you have to hold down the lever that enables the seat to be turned to do this and lift the seat at the same time once you have turned it through the ninety degrees this is the case for almost all mobility scooters now however there are a few exceptions failing this then read te manual you should of got with your scooter when you purchased it however you may not have one if you purchased the scooter second hand but if this is the case you can usually find the appropriate soloution by entering the name and make and model of your particular scooter into a web search engine you may have to visit several web sites before you find the manual you are seeking but most of them are out there in cyberspace somewhere good luck and best wishes I hope your scooter brings you many hours of joy and freedom

Just use Gooogle to get their website. Usually you can either download the manual or request one.

No Oil but you do have a grease nibble located on top of the gearbox, get hold of a grease gun and give it three squits of grease.

Regards
GeWiz.