• Drive Medical Scout 4 Wheel is a top selling option at the bottom of the price range. It's a #1 bestseller in mobility scooters category and has dozens of popular alternatives in the same price range, such as Pride GoGo ES2 or Drive Medical Scout Spitfire. Drive Medical Scout 4 Wheel is $950 cheaper than the average mobility scooter ($1699).
• All of the Drive Medical Mobility Scooter user manuals can be found below. Simply click on the respective PDF image for your Drive Medical product and you will be directed to the user manual online which is also available for download.
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• Possibly; this is now a UK legal requirement for all 8mph mobility scooters as they can be used on public roads, but not required for 4mph and 6mph mobility scooters. This works much in the same way you tax your car; you will need to apply for a vehicle log book (V5C) but with the big difference of getting it completely free!
• As standard, this blue coloured Drive Scout Mobility Scooter range is fitted with a 12 amp battery pack that gives an excellent range of up to 10 miles and a top speed of 4 mph. This Drive Scout 4 Wheel Mobility Scooter comes with black tyres give the user peace of mind.

Do you have a broken down mobility scooter and not have the money for your mobility scooter repair? I am a mobility scooter technician with over 5 years hands on experience in South Florida. I know a thing or two about the repair of almost every machine in the industry. My knowledge is your knowledge. Here is the ultimate heavy duty mobility scooter repair guide that will save you money by fixing some common problems on your own instead of calling a technician. First, learn your product from head to toe when purchasing a mobility scooter. Read the owners manual that can be easily obtained from the internet. For example, click here to read a direct seller’s website of the Golden Patriot 4 wheel mobility scooter manual. The manufactures label provides you with all of the information you will need for your scooter. A user manual will provide you with all of the specifications and troubleshooting. Almost every mobility scooter has a beep sequence or a status light flashing code that will announce the cause of the malfunction with your mobility scooter.If you experience trouble with your mobility scooter check to make sure the mobility scooter is in the correct position to operate. It is often that a service call is related to user error.

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One of the most common errors with mobility scooters is related to the, “free wheel lever”. If you have a Pride Mobility Go-Go such as this one, and your lever is in the unlocked position, the scooter will beep 5 times, pause and repeat. A chart is displayed in your Pride Mobility Go-Go Series user manual that will display all possible beep codes. If your beep code is not found in your manual it is likely your control module, also known as a controller has failed. The controller is the main brain to your mobility scooter. It reacts based upon your operation of the scooter and communicates with the central components of your mobility scooter. It does not matter whether or not you have a travel mobility scooter or a full size mobility scooter, they all operate the same way. Your mobility scooter does not seem to go as far as it used to and you must recharge it frequently. It is more than likely it is time to change your batteries and inspect your charger. Your batteries are most commonly found inside of a detaching battery pack or under the color plastic shroud underneath your seat. The batteries are easy to replace. Match the red to red and the black to black and changing one battery at a time. Some large mobility scooters have a disconnect harness and it is impossible to install incorrectly as the harnesses are short. They are also located inside of a encased battery box. Once you have your batteries exposed, you can use a multimeter to test each battery separately. Turn your meter to 24vDC and put the leads on the terminals of the batteries using red to red and black to black. If your batteries test below 11 volts then they are considered bad. Each battery should be 12v without a load on the scooter. I have learned through my experience to replace both batteries if one fails. Always replace with the same type batteries, such as the most common AGM, lead acid, and nonspillable mobility scooter battery. Most scooter batteries are affordable and can be replaced for a couple of hundred dollar as most. These batteries are also FAA compliant which allows you to transport them on a plane. Almost all mobility scooters run off of 24 volts or two 12v batteries. A bit of battery advice for your mobility scooter is to keep up with the charge. If you go weeks without charging your batteries, the batteries will dry up, and the life will be minimized. Keeping up with the charge will give you the best life out of your batteries. Do not overcharge the mobility scooter battery as this will cause the voltage to be to high and your mobility scooter will not operate. If you do this, you must leave the scooter in the on position over night to bring down the voltage.

Alternative Ways to Test Mobility Scooter Batteries

In my experience I have learned that if your mobility scooter like a Drive Medical Cobra GT4 mobility scooter has a universal XLR port for your charger, you can take a reading of your batteries from there. Take the leads of your multimeter and place them in the 3 o’clock and 9 o’clock holes on the charger port. This will give you a combined reading of your batteries, which if healthy is 24v or better. To test your mobility scooter battery charger you must take a reading from the mobility scooter batteries first. Next you will want to make sure that the charger is plugged in to the electrical outlet and the lights are on. If you do not have a light on your charger then your light either burned out or your charger has failed and is now the reason why your mobility scooter is not working. At this point when you test the batteries you should see that the voltage is above 12v and closer to 13 – 13.5 volts. This is telling you your charger is putting more power into them than they originally had when you tested them. If the voltage is not higher than when you first tested them, then your charger is not working.

Additional Mobility Scooter Safety Features

You checked the batteries and the free wheel lever and it still will not work. The manual is telling you that the throttle was not centered when you turned the mobility scooter on. This is yet another safety feature on the mobility scooter. You can not have the throttle lever depressed while turning on the scooter. Mobility scooter manufacturers ensure that the product is as safe as possible. If the throttle was not pressed and the issue continues to occur then your throttle pot has either come unplugged from the harness inside of the cover that surrounds it. It is very possible that the throttle pot has failed. To test the mobility scooter throttle pot you must move screws from the cover around the levers. Once you have opened the head of the scooter you will see a 3 wire harness that plugs in a circuit board like a Drive Spitfire EX mobility scooter. It also may plug in to another wire harness which is connected to the controller. Test the three wires at the base of the speed pot. First you will want to set your multimeter to 200K. This reads ohms as the potentiometer works off of resistance. You will want to test the left and center wires first. Put your leads (does not matter what color) on each of those wires and you should read the same as the left wire and the middle wire. When testing the outside to outside wires you should have a reading of equal to the first two lead tests, right and middle, and left and middle. While testing the outside wires you can have a second pair of hands pressing on the throttle. The reading on the meter should go steadily up or down and not jumping whole numbers. If your meter readings are erratic than the throttle potentiometer is not centered and must be replaced.

Our Drive Mobility Scooter section features many different Drive mobility scooters, all of which are high quality aids which improve the mobility of the elderly and disabled. Below are Drive 3 wheel mobility scooters, Drive 4 wheel mobility scooters and more. These high grade Drive mobility scooters are outstanding mobility aids for elderly and disabled users.

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Mobility Scooter Common Part Failure – The Potentiometer

Your mobility scooter is working but the speed fluctuates and sometimes stops. This is more than likely the mobility scooter speed potentiometer also known a speed pot failing. The most common causes for failure is due to moisture and rust. A similar testing method is used to test a speed pot as opposed to a throttle pot. Testing the outside wires while turning the speed up and down should give you a steady reading at the base of the speed control. Make sure to test the wires thoroughly from the left and center. The digits should be positive and negative. One of each side of the mobility scooter potentiometer. For instance the left and center measure -3.5 ohms and the right and center measure 3.5 ohms this will make the potentiometer read centered or open. If the mobility scooter speed potentiometer reads open or 0 on either side, or is erratic than the speed pot must be replaced. Other issues with mobility scooters are related to the wire harnesses and fuses. Inspect your fuses located within the components of the scooter. Ensure that they have continuity by using your multimeter or get a good visual inspection. You should see that the wire inside of the fuse is not broken. Sometimes when riding a mobility scooter on rough terrain with small wheels and a low ground clearance will cause a circuit breaker to pop. This is also caused by a power surge from your residential electric. Reset the circuit breaker by pressing in the button. Circuit breakers are commonly found on the front side of the battery case, or on the mobility scooter shroud in an inconspicuous area like the AFIKIM Afiscooter has on the under backside of the seat. The freewheel lever is attached to the electromagnetic brake also known as the electronic bake. This is the clicking you hear when you press the throttle and you release the throttle. When you start to move your scooter you have disengaged the brake electronically allowing you to move. When you release the lever it clicks again engaging the brake and stopping your mobility scooter. To test if your brake is working correctly, use a multimeter to test the resistance of base of the two wires connected to the electronic brake. If the brake is closed when you have it unlocked it is not working. If you feel resistance of the mobility scooter than this is another sign of the electric brake malfunctioning. After using your mobility scooter for a short amount of time the batteries dissipate quickly or the brake feels hot to the touch, the brake must be replaced. Always test the components to confirm any assumptions of diagnosis on your mobility scooter. I have summed up all components of the mobility scooter and it does not matter what type or brand you have. The all operate in a very similar manner and are easy to diagnose if your follow these easy to understand tests. A heavy duty mobility scooter and a travel sized mobility scooter operate with the same components. Obviously a large mobility scooter will have larger components to manage the weight of the user of the mobility scooter. This is how a professional mobility scooter technician properly diagnosis any machine. Now that I have told you what to look for and how to test the electrical components of the mobility scooter you may save yourself money, and time by repairing the mobility scooter yourself. Mobility scooter repair can be easy and fun. It is almost like a puzzle. Keep in mind that most malfunctions are on the user and make sure to read your error codes your mobility scooter is throwing indicated in your user manual.

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• Description & Features

  Description

  The Livewell Jaunt Mobility Scooter is perfect for taking away on holiday, fitting into a car boot for trips to the supermarket, or storing around the home. The easy-split system means that the scooter separates into five lightweight parts, the heaviest only weighing 15.9kg. The battery housing easily clicks in and out of place and you can charge this scooter both with the battery fitted or you can leave the scooter in your car boot and take just the battery inside for off board charging.

  The comfortable and padded seat swivels and has adjustable armrests that flip up for easy access on and off the scooter. https://gtskiey.weebly.com/blog/download-game-gta-v-apk-data-ukuran-kecil. The tiller adjusts forwards and backwards so most users should find a comfortable seated position. Delta bars and wig-wag paddles are fitted which makes operating the scooter convenient and easy for all users especially if you have arthritis.

  As this scooter has a great turning circle and adjustable speed control, you will be able to manoeuvre around shopping centres and supermarkets; there is a handy basket to aid shopping, and this can be removed if required. As the transit has a top speed 4mph, it is legal to ride on the pavement and pedestrian precincts, and with reflectors on the side and rear, it is more visible in low lighting conditions, and a horn is fitted for use when required.

  Features

  • Easily dismantles for travel and transport
  • Extensive travelling range of up to 10 miles
  • Delta tiller handlebars provide greater comfort
  • Maximum user weight of up to 136kg (21 stone)
  • Solid tyres ensure no risk of punctures

• Specifications

  Length 102cm (40 inches)	Width 56cm (22 inches)
  Height 89cm (35 inches)	Seat Depth 42cm (16.5 inches)
  Seat Width 46cm (18 inches)	Seat Height 58cm (23 inches)
  Ground Clearance 4cm (1.6 inches)	Front Tyre Size 15cm (6 inches)
  Rear Tyre Size 18cm (7 inches)	Maximum User Weight 136kg (21 stone)
  Product Weight 48kg (106lb)	Carry Weight 15.9kg (35lb)
  Battery Capacity 2 x 12AH	Battery Weight 9kg (20lb)
  Battery Charging Time 8-10 hours	Range 10 miles (16km)
  Maximum Speed 4mph	Motor 220W
  Turning Radius 140cm (55 inches)

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• Questions & Answers

  • Do I need a valid driving license to ride a mobility scooter?

    No, you do not need a license to use a mobility scooter however you must be over the age of 14 to use an 8mph mobility scooter as these can be used on public roads. In addition, you are legally required to register an 8mph mobility scooter with the DVLA.

  • Do I need to register this mobility scooter with the DVLA?

    Possibly; this is now a UK legal requirement for all 8mph mobility scooters as they can be used on public roads, but not required for 4mph and 6mph mobility scooters. This works much in the same way you tax your car; you will need to apply for a vehicle log book (V5C) but with the big difference of getting it completely free! You can request one through the post by calling the DVLA on 0300 790 6802 (local call rates apply).

  • Does this mobility scooter include a charger?

    Yes, all our mobility scooters are supplied with a standard UK plug charger. This will be provided with your ignition keys and user manual, usually found in a protective plastic wallet within the box. To make life easier we can also supply a spare charger to keep in another room or the car; if you’d like to place an order then please give a member of our team a call.

  • How will this mobility scooter be delivered?

    All our mobility scooters are delivered in their original packaging that includes strong internal padding to ensure the parts do not move during transit and delivery, and encased in a durable, heavy-duty outer box. Standard courier delivery includes a kerb-side service to your address but not directly to the front door or into the house. This is typical of heavy-goods couriers due to the item weight and is also provided by many other online mobility retailers to provide customers with a quick delivery option for urgent needs.

  • Is this mobility scooter easy to assemble?

    Yes and no; this is always a tough one and entirely down to the delivery environment and personal capability. Generally, our smaller 4mph mobility scooters are designed to be lightweight, portable and easy to transport. They are delivered in four manageable pieces that require lifting out of the box separately and assembling together in order. Bear in mind that the heaviest piece can often weigh between 15-20kg (32-44lb) – roughly the weight of a microwave! You don’t need any tools or DIY experience and the entire assembly process can often be completed within 20 minutes by one or two people.Our larger 6mph and 8mph mobility scooters are considerably larger and heavier, often requiring storage within the house or outside shed/garage rather than a car boot. The box will often contain three larger separate pieces as the scooter base does not disassemble unlike smaller portable mobility scooters. The heaviest piece can typically weigh 90-130kg (195-285lb) – the equivalent of four-seater sofa! Whilst you still don’t need any tools or DIY experience, we always recommend getting two people to assemble a large mobility scooter, which can still be completed within 20-30 minutes.

  • What is your professional assembly service?

    We love this service and so do our customers! Our professional assembly service includes delivery to your home, into the room of your choice by one or two of our trained engineers, depending on the size of your mobility scooter. Your new mobility scooter will then be assembled, safety-checked and personalised to suit your individual needs. Finally, you will be provided with a hands-on demonstration to help you get to grips with the mobility scooter and ask any specific questions whilst the engineers are there.Unfortunately, we are unable to remove the item’s packaging as this may be required to return your mobility scooter within your returns period. We will call you within 72 hours of completing your order (excluding weekends) to try and arrange a convenient delivery date. We offer our professional assembly service on all mobility scooters to help make life that little bit easier.

  • Can I start using my new mobility scooter straight away?

    No, once you have carefully unpacked your mobility scooter, we recommend putting it on charge for a minimum of 12 hours. The scooter will be delivered with a small amount of charge and whilst we know it can be exciting getting a new mobility scooter, a full 12-hour charge cycle will help reduce any potential battery issues in the future – we promise it will be worth it! We recommend using this time to read through your user manual and familiarise yourself with the scooter’s features and how to care for your battery.

  • What happens if my mobility scooter develops a fault?

    Get in touch with us as soon as possible – we’re here to help. We know how important your mobility scooter is to you and we’re here to ensure that any potential issues are investigated and resolved quickly to minimise any inconvenience. We have a dedicated team of people who can provide hands-on technical support either over the phone or through email. This process can often alleviate many common faults and gets you back up and running as soon as possible. We will need you to be with the mobility scooter when you contact us and available to talk through some simple diagnostic questions.In more severe cases where the issue cannot be resolved remotely, we can instruct a qualified engineer to investigate the issues and aim to provide a resolution on-site. This is covered in your warranty in line with our return’s conditions, dependent upon the age of the scooter when the issue is raised.

  • How long is the warranty on this mobility scooter?

    We provide a 12-month warranty with all our mobility scooters delivered within the UK. In addition to this we also provide a further 12-months on any branded Livewell mobility scooter, a total of 2 years. All our mobility scooter warranties cover the cost of replacement OEM parts, engineer labour time and callout within the initial period in line with our return’s conditions, dependent upon the age of the scooter when the issue is raised.

• Help & Advice

  As well as our specific Q&A section, we have also included a more general help and advice guide below to help assist you with your buying decision for you or your loved one. We understand how important mobility aids can be and we want to ensure that you are fully comfortable with the options before placing an order. If you can’t find the answer that you need below, please feel free to get in touch with a member of our team and we’ll be happy to help.

  • Is this item suitable for my needs?
    We try to provide as much information online as possible, but we understand that it doesn’t cover everything; that’s what our dedicated team of advisors is for! Available seven days a week and always happy to help, our trained advisors can talk through your product requirements and take you through our recommendations. Contact us on freephone 0800 644 2222 or [email protected] for more information.
    
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    To show that you are entitled to buy the goods with VAT Relief, we will ask you to make a self-declaration, confirming your eligibility when placing your order. This is a very simple process which requires the name of the person using the product, and the medical condition or chronic sickness that they suffer with.
    
  • How do I order this item from you?
    The easiest and quickest way to order this item is online, directly through our website. Once you can have decided on your items, add them to your basket to begin the order process. Simply enter your contact and address details, choose your delivery option and then pay online using a debit/credit card or PayPal. We will send you an instant order confirmation receipt by email for your records and your order will be scheduled for delivery depending on which option you selected. Alternatively, you can order by phone with one of our dedicated advisors who will be able to complete the order on your behalf.
    
  • Are my bank details secure?
    Yes, we take security seriously and to ensure peace of mind, we process all card payments within a trusted environment covered by an SSL certificate using 256-bit encryption – the UK’s highest standard. Also, we do not store any customer financial information for any reason. Also, we do not charge any extra for credit cards – we never have, and we never will.
    
  • When will I receive my order?
    Our standard delivery lead time is up to 7 working days though we do offer priority delivery for customers who require their order more urgently. We offer next day delivery, as well as allowing you to choose your specific delivery day in advance i.e. day after tomorrow, along with morning and weekend delivery slots for your added convenience. Most of our priority delivery services are only eligible for mainland UK and exclude the Scottish Highlands due to restricted delivery routes. If you have opted for our Professional Assembly service then you can expect delivery within 7-10 working days, depending on your delivery address. However, we do always call you in advance of your delivery to agree a convenient day and time to accept your delivery.

• Delivery

  We’ll show you your current delivery options for this item in the checkout. These will depend on the time and day of your order, as well as the location of your delivery address. Deliveries are made between the hours of 7.30am and 7.30pm, however you can select a morning or afternoon slot in the checkout (additional charge). We will share your email address and mobile phone number with the nominated carrier to provide you with live tracking information where possible.

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