What to do if my CareCo Scooter will switch on but will not run?
If your CareCo Scooter switches on but won't run, there are a few potential causes. First, the batteries may be flat, so try recharging them. Second, ensure the charger is unplugged from the scooter. Finally, check if the motor is in freewheel mode and push back the freewheel lever to disengage it.
Why my CareCo Scooter will not switch on?
If your CareCo Scooter won't switch on, start by checking that the batteries are properly connected. Next, see if the circuit breaker has tripped and push it to reset. Lastly, ensure the front and rear sections are correctly connected by inspecting the front-to-rear loom connection.
Why does my CareCo Scooter appear slow?
If your CareCo Scooter appears slow, it might be due to flat batteries, so try recharging them. Alternatively, the speed setting may be too low; turn up the speed dial to increase it.
What to do if the seat moves whilst in use on CareCo Scooter?
If the seat moves whilst you are using your CareCo Scooter, it's likely that the seat is not locked in position. To fix this, slowly rotate the seat until it drops into place and is secure.
User must be familiar with operation, ride on pavements, be aware of traffic, use caution in busy areas, avoid driving under influence or when tired, and practice in safe areas.
Avoid certain surfaces, weather, erratic turns, and be mindful of gradients. Do not carry passengers or heavy goods. Avoid mobile phone use. Ensure automatic brake is applied.
Report serious incidents to manufacturer/MHRA. Follow local recycling policies for disposal.
Scooters can be affected by EMI from devices like mobile phones. Avoid close proximity to broadcast stations.
Identifies components like Power Gauge, Speed Dial, Key Ignition, Horn Button, and Wigwag Paddle on the control panel.
Explains how to use the key ignition to switch the scooter on and off, noting safety warnings.
Details how to adjust the speed using the dial and provides warnings about adjusting it while driving.
Explains how to move forward/backward using the wigwag paddle and how the electromagnetic brake works. Includes operational notes and warnings.
Describes how to use the horn button.
Explains that releasing the wigwag paddle activates the electromagnetic brake to stop the scooter.
Describes how to rotate and lock the seat. Includes a caution to return the seat forward before driving.
Explains steps to remove the seat and adjust its height by manipulating the chrome post.
Details how to adjust armrest width by inserting tubing and tightening a knob, then repositioning the seat post.
Explains how to use the tiller lock for transportation and the importance of disengaging it for driving.
Explains how the LED lights on the battery gauge indicate remaining power and how usage affects the indication.
Explains when the circuit breaker might trip and how to reset it.
Describes how to engage and disengage the freewheel mode for pushing the scooter.
Provides step-by-step instructions for adjusting the tiller position using the adjustment knob.
Lists steps for starting and driving, including seat/tiller checks, battery gauge, speed setting, and environmental checks. Includes a warning for heavy traffic.
Details how to stop the scooter by releasing the paddle and switching off the ignition. Includes a caution about stopping distance.
Provides steps for charging the battery pack, either on-board or removed from the scooter.
Explains how to safely switch off the scooter and lift the battery pack by its handle.
Details the steps to correctly install the battery pack onto the scooter.
Explains the meaning of charger light indicators and provides cautions regarding disconnection.
Describes the battery type, maintenance, and safety classification for transport. Includes a warning for losing battery contact.
Provides guidelines for recharging, driving in cold environments, and understanding battery range fluctuations.
Advises on when to replace batteries due to capacity reduction and the consequences of using old batteries.
Lists essential checks for tiller, speed dial, paddle, motor, lever, seat, and tyres before driving.
Recommends annual servicing by a dealer for optimal performance. Includes a caution for servicing even if unused.
Refers to battery section and discusses tyre condition, noting they are solid and puncture-proof.
Provides instructions for periodic cleaning using soft cloths and mild detergent, with warnings against water jets or harsh chemicals.
Details how to properly store the scooter, including seat position, power status, and battery/charger disconnection. Includes storage environment caution.
Explains how to move the scooter, emphasizing switching off power, lifting by chassis only, and seeking assistance for lifting.
Lists component weights and provides step-by-step instructions with images for disassembling the scooter into five parts for transport.
Provides step-by-step instructions with images for reassembling the scooter after disassembly.
Lists symptoms like disconnected batteries or tripped circuit breaker and their remedies.
Lists symptoms like flat batteries or motor in freewheel mode and their remedies.
Lists symptoms like flat batteries or speed setting and their remedies.
Addresses the issue of the seat not being locked and provides a remedy.
Covers loose tiller adjustment knobs or applied tiller locks and their remedies.
Explains that involuntary horn sounds may indicate a fault and suggests remedies like checking paddle release and restarting.
Details beep codes, scooter conditions, and actions to take for various error states like battery charge, motor issues, and controller faults.
Lists the approximate weights of major scooter components for transport purposes.
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