What to do if my Amigo RT Express Scooter has a power shortage?
If your Amigo Scooter is experiencing a power shortage, you can try the following: * Check or replace the batteries. * Check or replace the charger and charge wires. * Check or replace the controller.
What to do if my Amigo RT Express 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 Scooter 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 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 RT Express?
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 RT Express 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 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 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.
Defines WARNING and CAUTION signals used in the manual.
Provides essential 'DO' actions and cautions for safe operation and handling.
Details controls for the HI/LO speed handle, including key switch and speed knob.
Describes controls on the TouchTron handle, including speed, horn, lights, and seat lift.
How to adjust the angle and position of the EZ-Tilt handle.
Steps for installing and securing the seat, including seat lock.
Instructions for manually adjusting seat height using seat post and collar.
Details on using the seat lock lever and adjusting armrest width and flip-up function.
Step-by-step guide for starting, moving forward/reverse, and stopping the Amigo.
Explains manual brake release for freewheeling and operating the lights.
Details on electronic and manual brake release for pushing the unit.
Explains the Amigo's sleep mode and operation of the optional Power Seat Lift.
Instructions for operating headlights, taillights, and turn signals if equipped.
Covers fundamental driving, acceleration, stopping, and steering techniques.
Guidance on driving through doorways, on ramps, and over different terrains.
Recommendations for safely transporting the Amigo in vehicles.
Step-by-step guide for disassembling and transporting the Amigo.
Advice for air and public transportation, including Lift-All use.
Important warnings regarding electromagnetic interference, anti-tip devices, and program settings.
Tips for using the Amigo in bathrooms, bedrooms, kitchens, and cars.
Instructions for safely using elevators with the Amigo.
Guidance on battery charging frequency, range, and general care.
Detailed steps for charging, recommended frequency, and indicator lights.
Information on the universal charger option and associated cautions.
Standard precautions for using the charger and risks associated with batteries.
Proper methods for storing batteries to prevent damage, including terminal placement.
Instructions for cleaning tires, cover, seat, and floor mat, with cautions.
Routine checks for daily use and monthly inspections of terminals, connections, and parts.
Scheduled checks for screws, connections, tires, seat posts, and yearly dealer service.
Covers rear cover removal, lighting, battery type, and fastener replacement guidelines.
Information on UNIPAC drive systems and microprocessor controller, voiding warranty.
Instructions for circuit breaker replacement and associated warnings about operation and warranty.
Lists diagnostic codes indicated by the battery indicator light and their corresponding solutions.
Explains EMI, its sources, and how it can affect powered vehicle control.
Provides critical warnings and recommendations to prevent EMI interference with the vehicle's systems.
Details Amigo's warranty coverage for structural components, drive train, seats, batteries, and general terms.
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