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Hi, my name is lonewolf1973! Quingo sport problems, any ideas?

lonewolf1973

Is there any advice I can get on my quingo sport. Batteries are fine. Replaced fuses to the Batteries but won't come to life. I was out on it 3 months ago and come down a dropped curb and it just gave up and died. Help me, I'm a 51 year old disabled man with osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis also asthma. I use it as my one mode of getting out the house. I'm going stir crazy not getting any fresh air in my lungs.

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Rosie_Scope

Hi @lonewolf1973, welcome to the community! Sorry to hear your scooter isn't working, it's not nice to feel stuck indoors. I'm afraid I don't have an experience of this but I've made a small edit to your post title so more members with the right know-how can find it.

Could you perhaps get in touch with the manufacturer to see if they have any advice about what's happened?

Hope you can get it sorted soon!

Wibbles

@lonewolf1973

How old is your Quingo ?

Is it still covered by a warranty ?

If so contact the dealer who sold it to you and don't fiddle with it yourself otherwise you may invalidate the warranty.

You could have damaged a control panel or it could just be a loose connection.

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