How to fix low battery voltage on Drive Medical COBRA GT4?
If you're experiencing low battery voltage on your Drive Medical Scooter, begin by charging the batteries fully. Then, carefully inspect the battery cables, connections, and fuses to ensure they are in good working order.
What to do if Drive Medical COBRA GT4 shows a thermal fault?
If your Drive Medical Scooter is showing a thermal fault, power it off and allow it to rest for about 15 minutes. After the cooldown period, power it back on to resume normal operation.
What to do if Drive Medical COBRA GT4 shows throttle fault?
To address a throttle fault on your Drive Medical Scooter, ensure the throttle is in the neutral or rest position when you power on the scooter. This can often resolve the issue.
How to fix defective throttle on Drive Medical COBRA GT4 Scooter?
If your Drive Medical Scooter has a defective throttle, you should contact your authorized Drive Medical Provider for assistance.
What to do if Drive Medical COBRA GT4 has a motor fault?
If your Drive Medical Scooter is experiencing a motor fault, it is recommended to contact your authorized Drive Medical Provider for assistance.
What to do if Drive Medical COBRA GT4 Scooter shows over voltage?
If your Drive Medical Scooter is showing an over voltage error, turn the scooter off immediately and contact your authorized Drive Medical Provider.
What to do if Drive Medical Scooter shows unknown fault?
If your Drive Medical Scooter displays an unknown fault, it is recommended to contact your authorized Drive Medical Provider for assistance.
General| Range per Charge | 35 miles |
|---|---|
| Tire Type | Solid |
| Brake System | Electromagnetic |
| Weight Capacity | 350 lbs |
| Seat Width | 18 inches |
| Battery Type | 12V |
| Charger Type | Off-board |
| Drive System | Rear-wheel drive |
States the maximum weight capacity and warns against exceeding it.
Provides advice on safe operation on inclines and declines.
Explains the use of freewheel levers and associated warnings.
Warns against navigating obstacles and provides guidance on proper approach.
Emphasizes awareness of personal limitations and substance use.
Details the steps for assembling the scooter before its first use.
Continues the assembly instructions, including shroud placement and seat attachment.
Covers turning on the scooter, using controls, and understanding battery indicators.
A detailed schedule for daily, weekly, and monthly scooter inspections.
Explains diagnostic flash codes and recommended troubleshooting actions.
Lists detailed specifications for weight, dimensions, power, and components.
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