Advice on electric wheelchair batteries not holding charge
Globster
Community Volunteer Host, CP Network, Scope Member Posts: 2,599 Championing
My electric wheelchair batteries not,holding charge
I appreciate your advice
I appreciate your advice
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Hey @Globster, are the batteries not charging at all? Has the fuse been checked in the plug of the charger?0
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I charged the chair only yesterday the green light charger to say the charged and going out much just going hospital appointments richard0
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And now the batteries are flat?
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When I charged the chair yesterday indicating the light control box was showing full charged but woke this morning it shows few lights gone out0
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@Globster, hello question, do you charge your scooter batteries at the end of each days use, and batteries don’t like the cold will not last as long, plus how old are the batteries, most scooter batteries only last 2 to 4 years depending on type AGM or GEL type and usage and how well they are maintained ( charged after each days use ).0
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@Richard_Scope
yes the chair move0 -
If the chair moves then there is a charge in the batteries. Perhaps the lights are broken?0
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@Richard_Scope
I can't risk calling rose care at the moment because mum is shield because has diabetes and waiting for her first vaccine Richard1 -
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@Richard_Scope
Okay I appreciate and support on this matter1 -
@Globster, it sounds very much like the led charged light has failed.0
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@Richard_Scope@willko
I only called Rose care yesterday after returning to my hospital appointment and found the was not moving like usual does
I got my wheelchair sorted this morning got batteries replaced
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yes was batteries replaced since I got the wheelchair Richard
One battery drop in level when test the batties1
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