My hoveround light flash and then goes off wont move.it is in forward gear and the batters are ok.thank Charles

Check at the link https://www.hoveround.com/help/frequently-asked-questions/service-and-support/flashing-lights-controller-chair-wont-move

Double check to be sure drive levers are fully engaged. Go down and up a few times. If problem persists have Hoveround come and check it out. One of the drive motors may have shorted out when you continued driving with gravel in the wheel.

take the freewheel levers and move them up and down a few times then leave them both in the up position. Turn on the chair and see if it works correctly The noise you hear are the motors or motor running because one or both levers are in freewheel.The clicking you hear is the electric brakes engaging when you move the joystick Hope this helps

Try this site ,it wil give you more or less the run down on the lights flashing.If that doesnt help I would call Hoveround.They have Trouble shooting over the phone.http://www.pgdt.com/scenter/diagnostics/diagvsi.html


Good luck

If the lights are chasing left to right then you are in inhibit mode meaning a charger is attached or there is a problem in the joystick with the inhibit functio. Right to left chasing I think means you are in freewheel. Turn the Power off and reset the levers in front on the chair then turn the power back on and hope the lights are steady and the chair will work. If this doesn't do it maybe you are in lockout mode. If you have the manual for this chair it should explain how to get out of "lockout". If not try turning the power on and within 10 seconds push the joystick straight forward and hold until you hear a beep then immediately move the joystick to the rear and hold until you hear another beep then release joystick to the center. This should get it out of "lockout" Hope this helps!!! Of course you could always call Hoveround and ask for tech support to help with this. Checkout their website for phone number Hoveround.com

Make sure the batteries are fully charged, all the connections are secure, the fuses are intact, there are no flashing lights and that the two black manual brake release knobs are in the upright position (located just above the footrest.).

I have a 1998 and I just confronted the same problem. It seems to take like 1 gear in reserve and like 2 gear in 1 gear. Any thoughts? I don't really it should be the transmission since it still works going forward in 2 different gears. Thanks.

Make sure both manual brake levers are in the UP/DRIVE position. They are located just above the footrest between where your ankles would be. If they are both up and there are no flashing lights on the controller, the motors may be bad.

left and push the shifter into the floor like stabbing down ten it will go left a little more and push forward and you will be on your way in good ol R

one of the motors is bad or has bad connection. try raising the chair so the drive wheels are off the ground (free-wheel) turn power on, push joystick forward and watch for drive wheels to turn. the one that wont indicates a bad motor or connection.