How do I charge my scooter I have lost my instructions

hi, this is the place to look

http://www.pridemobility.com/resourcecenter/index.asp

Regards
Rob

www.gewizrepairs.co.uk

Measure the voltage on the charger terminals. It has to be 29 volts when not connected to the scooter. If the charger in an onboard type the fuse for it in in back of the scooter. Download the service manual from Pride's website. It has detailed instructions.

hi, there could be three reason for his .


following the instructions below for a external charger

1. the charger cannot see the battery voltage, this could be because a fues on the scooter has blown. the charger socket is damaged.
2. the Batteries never fully charge because they are damaged.
3. the charger itself has a fault.

I believe that scooter has the charge fuse locate on the tiller column,
Follow the instructions below for a built in charger, if that the case check the fuse on the battery leads,


Otherwise in my experience the batteries cannot be fully charged because they have a fault


Rarely is it the inbuilt charger that is faulty.




http://www.pridemobility.com/pdf/Owners_Manuals/INTL_Scooter/uk/UK_Celebrity_XL_om.pdf



Regards

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If you have an onboard charger just plug it in when mom goes to bed and unplug in the morning when she gets up. If you have an off board charger do the same thing only make sure that the charger is off when you plug it in and in the morning turn it off before you unplug it and she should be good to go for the day Hope this helps

If you contact TGA 01787 882244 they would be able to provide you with a manual, it is chargable though.

If there is a "charging" selection, use it. Otherwise, it should be turned off.

Really i don't know the charge. Contact Fixya Team on [email protected]

Visit http://safemanuals.com/user-guide-instructions-owner-manual/LYNX/4TS630A-_E

Cheers

the motor is not working perfectly and chnge motor or check the connection perfctly

It probably means that the connections or wiring from your battery are loose or broken. When you add the extra current required to run the motors, the voltage is being lost. Monitor the battery voltage with a meter while trying to drive the scooter will prove this.

Check the fuses may have a Blown fuse

Check to see if power supply witch charges the scooter is not faulty

Regards; Aaron