Shoprider

key is broken off in switch. are do you know of a way to get key
out of switch.

for all the hassle,just get a universal ignition switch. jc whitney 10 bucks.

2006-10-05 12:53:02 by Shirley W

Robin Graves ride in style! A mobility scooter while head banging! Sweet as a nut

Hi There:
I am looking for a instruction book for a shoprider wispa mobility scooter
Hi There:
I am trying to find a instruction book for a shoprider wispa mobility scooter.
Please can somebody out there help me thank you. Trampus08

I am sure that the suppliers will send you a new copy (possible for a small charge) if you write to them - there is a "contact us" section on their website at this link

http://www.mobility-company.co.uk/catego ry_scooters_-_portable.html

2008-10-06 08:00:10 by tammy51

3 Pin XLR Male connector
Faster Charge than 24V/1A, 24V/1.5A,24V/1.8A,24V/2A
Indication light to show that the charging is completed. Short Circuit Protection

You did not say what model, but I will assume a 24v system, or whether you had the old SLA lead batteries or the new Lithium pack

Check the two outer pins at the charger port of the scooter. You should have full battery voltage, or maybe a little down from not charging. If no voltage there, then it could be a blown fuse in the charging circuit. If you have full voltage there, the scooter is probably ok except for possible weak batteries.

turn the charger on and see if you get at least 27 volts at the two extreme pins on the charger plug- if so, charge is ok to try to charge.

Another possibility is that there sometimes is a relay that prevents the scooter from accepting a charge when moving, or key in a certain position- this circuit or relay could be faulty..

The batteries could be bad, there could be a blown fuse in the charger, there could be a bad connection in the charger or the scooter charging circuit.

what i do is hook up a different known good charger to the product, and hook up a known good battery pack to the suspect charger, or just check voltages.

You did not say if this is a scooter failing out of the box, or if it has failed after running on the same pack for 2 years. I presume you did not have an accident.

anyway that's some ideas, call Shoprider
(310) 328-8866

2008-10-31 12:18:18 by michael &candy p

DC Connector: 3-prong XLR (male) plug Short Circuit Protection which fits most electric scooter.
Input: AC 100-120V 50/60Hz 1.5A Output: 24V 1500mA (1.5A) Power Max: 36W
Completely automatic....just plug in and walk away...

I work for Steddy Ltd in Bridgend, South Wales, we can obtain spares for you as we are a dealer for this scooter, Tel : 01656 668775.

2007-06-24 08:46:09 by d r

Dunno, mine is serviced local to Leicester. Try the phonebook.

2006-09-26 19:35:02 by macgemma