What to do if my Amigo RD Scooter charger is supplying too much voltage?
If the charger is supplying too much voltage during the battery charge cycle, replace the battery charger if the voltage is 32 volts or higher. If it is 31 volts or lower, replace the controller.
Why is my Amigo RD overheating?
If your Amigo Scooter is overheating, it could be due to an over temperature condition. To resolve this: 1. Allow the scooter to sit idle for 15 minutes, then restart it to see if the code disappears. 2. Ensure the brake and/or motor are not causing excessive amperage draw. 3. Replace the controller.
What to do if the motor windings or connections are shorted on my Amigo RD Scooter?
If the motor windings or connections are shorted, you should: 1. Check the motor wiring connections. 2. Check the running light for shorts. 3. Disconnect the brake and cycle the key. If the code changes to 2-2, replace the motor. 4. Replace the controller.
What to do if my Amigo Scooter brake or connections are shorted?
If the brake or connections are shorted, try the following: 1. Unplug the handle cable and plug it back in. 2. Check all wiring connections and output. 3. Disconnect the brake and cycle the key. If the code changes to 1-2, replace the brake. 4. Replace the controller.
What to do if my Amigo Scooter PSL motor is short?
If the PSL motor is short, try these steps: 1. Unplug the unit and plug it back in. 2. Check the PSL wiring and connections. 3. Disconnect the motor and cycle the key; if the code goes away, replace the motor. 4. Check or replace the controller.
What to do if the motor windings or connections are open on my Amigo RD Scooter?
If the motor windings or connections are open, or the brake release lever is in 'freewheeling position': 1. Ensure the brake lever is in the drive position. 2. Check the motor wiring connections. 3. Replace the motor. 4. Replace the controller.
What to do if my Amigo Scooter brake is open?
If the brake or connections are open, or the brake release lever is in the 'freewheeling position', you should: 1. Ensure the brake lever is in the drive position. 2. Unplug the handle cable and plug it back in. 3. Check all wiring connections and output. 4. Replace the brake. 5. Replace the controller.
What to do if the Amigo RD Scooter charger is not dropping back into 'float mode'?
If the charger is not dropping back into 'float mode' during the battery charging cycle, you can: 1. Replace the charger wiring. 2. Replace the battery charger. 3. Replace the controller.
What to do if the throttle is failing on my Amigo RD Scooter?
If the throttle or throttle circuitry is reading a fail band fault: 1. Check to ensure the handle cable is in good condition. 2. Check that the throttle lever moves freely and returns to the center. 3. Replace the throttle.
What to do if the controller drive FETS are shorted on my Amigo Scooter?
If the controller drive FETS are shorted, replace the controller.
Defines WARNING as a hazard causing severe personal injury, death, or substantial property damage.
Defines CAUTION as a hazard causing minor personal injury or property damage.
Guidelines for safe operation, advising to consult physician if in doubt about ability.
Caution that turning the key off while in motion causes an abrupt stop.
Lists actions to avoid, such as exceeding weight capacity, driving over obstacles, or turning at high speeds.
Identifies and describes various controls on the Amigo, including accelerator levers and speed adjustment.
Details controls on the HI/LO handle, including speed adjustment and key switch.
Explains controls for TouchTron handle: speed, battery status, horn, lights, and seat lift.
Instructions on how to adjust the handle angle and its lever position.
Steps for installing the seat and locking it into position for stability.
How to adjust seat height without a power seat lift by repositioning the seat post.
Details on how to rotate and lock the seat for secure positioning.
Instructions for adjusting armrest width and flipping them up for transfers.
Procedure for starting, driving forward/reverse, and stopping the Amigo.
How to engage and disengage the freewheeling mode using the brake lever.
Operation of the electronic brake release for freewheeling mode.
Explanation of the automatic sleep mode and how to reactivate the vehicle.
Instructions for raising and lowering the seat height using the Power Seat Lift.
Operation of headlights, taillights, and turn signals with the optional lighting package.
Guidance on basic driving, acceleration, stopping, and steering techniques.
Tips for safely maneuvering through doorways, including handling different door types.
Advice for driving on ramps and hills, emphasizing stability and safe descent.
Performance considerations for driving on grass, gravel, and grades.
Recommendations for safely transporting the Amigo in private or public vehicles.
Step-by-step instructions for disassembling and transporting the Amigo.
Recommendation for using a Lift-All device for loading and unloading convenience.
Advice for air travel, including battery type and notifying the airline.
Information regarding the use of Amigo on public transportation systems.
Warning that EMI may affect vehicle control and performance.
Details on anti-tip devices and limitations regarding slopes and obstacles.
Recommendation to turn off the Amigo when not in use or during transfers.
Guidance for maneuvering and transferring in bathroom spaces.
Warning against water ingress into the microprocessing controller.
Tips for transfers to and from beds and for accessing kitchen appliances.
Instructions for transferring to cars and using elevators safely.
Information on maximizing battery range and life, and dispelling charging myths.
Steps for connecting the charger and completing the charging process.
Recommendations for daily charging and charging during long periods of inactivity.
Details on the universal charger for international voltage compatibility.
Warning about using incorrect voltage chargers, which can cause damage.
General safety instructions for using the battery charger.
Instruction to contact dealer immediately if batteries are damaged or leaking.
Guidelines for storing batteries safely, including terminal connection.
Guidance on cleaning tires, cover, seat, and floor mat.
Warning to keep cleaning solvents away from electrical wires and connections.
Daily maintenance involves charging the batteries.
Monthly checks include battery terminals, connections, upholstery, and tire pressure.
Checks for screws, clips, electrical connections, tires, and seat posts.
Annual service by an authorized center and lubrication of components.
Importance of dealer inspection for optimal operation and longevity.
Instructions for opening and closing the hinged rear cover.
Guidance on replacing headlight bulbs and rear turn signals.
Information on Gel Cell/VRLA batteries and expected battery life.
Recommendation to use specific grade fasteners for replacement parts.
Information on the UNIPAC drive system and warranty voiding.
Warning against servicing the microprocessor controller or related electronic components.
Procedure for identifying and replacing a faulty automatic resetting circuit breaker.
Do not operate the Amigo until the circuit breaker is repaired.
Explanation of the diagnostic feature using the Battery Indicator LED.
Lists error codes, descriptions, and possible solutions for Amigo issues.
Warning that radio wave sources can affect powered mobile vehicle control.
Classification of EMI sources, including handheld and mobile transceivers.
How EM energy from sources like cell phones affects vehicle movement and braking.
Specific warnings about operating communication devices while using the Amigo.
Information on achievable immunity levels against electromagnetic interference.
Wiring diagram for Amigo models equipped with HI/LO handle controls.
Wiring diagram illustrating connections for Amigo models with TouchTron handles.
An exploded view diagram of the RT Express model with numbered parts.
Exploded view diagram for Amigo Rear Drive models with part identification.
Exploded view diagram for Amigo HD450 and EXT350 models with part numbers.
Comprehensive list of parts for the RT Express model with part numbers.
Detailed parts list for Amigo Rear Drive models, including part numbers.
List of parts specific to Amigo HD450 and EXT350 models with part numbers.
Details Amigo's warranty on structural components, drivetrain, and accessories.
Covers weight restrictions, misuse, accidental damage, and unauthorized modifications.
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