What to do if Drive Medical scooter battery voltage is too high?
If your Drive Medical scooter's battery voltage is too high, which can happen from excessive charging or going downhill, reduce your speed when going downhill to avoid overcharging the battery. Then, turn the scooter off and back on.
How to fix a weak battery on Drive Medical DeVilbiss ST4D 2G Scooter?
Charge the batteries of your Drive Medical scooter as soon as possible. The charge status of the batteries is low.
What to do if Drive Medical DeVilbiss ST4D 2G battery voltage is too low?
Charge the batteries of your Drive Medical scooter as soon as possible and check the battery, connections, and cables.
How to fix a Drive Medical scooter that won't turn on?
If your Drive Medical scooter cannot be switched on, first ensure the batteries are correctly connected. Also, check if the circuit breaker/overload switch has been triggered and, if so, press it to reset.
What to do if Drive Medical DeVilbiss ST4D 2G turns on but doesn't drive?
If your Drive Medical scooter can be switched on but won't move, there are several potential causes. First, check the batteries and charge or replace them if they are defective. Ensure the charging unit is disconnected from the scooter. Finally, verify that the motor is not in neutral; if it is, put the neutral lever into “Drive”.
Why is my Drive Medical DeVilbiss ST4D 2G Scooter driving so slowly?
If your Drive Medical scooter is driving slowly, the batteries may be weak, so try charging them. Alternatively, the speed may be set too low; select a higher speed setting.
Why does the horn on my Drive Medical DeVilbiss ST4D 2G keep going off?
If the horn on your Drive Medical scooter sounds unintentionally or automatically, the scooter may have detected an error. Make sure the control lever is not being operated, then switch the scooter off and on again. If the problem continues, charge the batteries.
How to secure seat on Drive Medical DeVilbiss ST4D 2G Scooter?
If your Drive Medical scooter's seat moves during operation, it might not be properly secured. Slowly rotate the seat until it clicks into place.
What does 'time limit for maximum current limit exceeded' mean on Drive Medical DeVilbiss ST4D 2G?
If your Drive Medical scooter displays a message indicating that the time limit for the maximum current limit has been exceeded, or that the control unit is too hot, switch the scooter off and wait a few minutes before turning it back on.
How to fix a loose steering column on a Drive Medical DeVilbiss ST4D 2G?
If the steering column of your Drive Medical scooter seems loose or doesn't swivel freely, the fixing screws might be loose. Tighten them to resolve the issue.
General| Range | 15 miles |
|---|---|
| Ground Clearance | 3 inches |
| Tire Type | Solid, Flat-Free |
| Charger Type | Off-board |
| Overall Width | 25 inches |
| Seat Width | 18 inches |
| Seat Depth | 18 inches |
| Seat Type | Padded |
| Weight Capacity | 350 lbs |
| Battery | 2 x 12V 35AH |
Details about the product's identification plate.
Statement of compliance with medical device regulations.
Information regarding the expected lifespan of the product.
Instructions on product disposal and guidelines for reuse.
Details about the product's warranty coverage and terms.
Identifies and labels all components of the ST4D 2G scooter.
Specifies the intended users and conditions, and lists unsuitable users.
Lists all items included with the electric scooter package.
Provides essential safety guidelines for operating the scooter.
Instructions for safe handling, charging, and disposal of batteries.
Explains the manual's content and the scooter's intended use.
Details the product's compliance with EMC standards.
Identifies and explains the functions of the scooter's control panel.
Instructions on how to start and stop the electric scooter using the ignition.
Explains how to use the control levers for forward and backward movement.
Describes the braking mechanism and its automatic operation.
How to adjust the speed settings for different driving conditions.
How to use the horn, indicators, and lights for signaling and visibility.
How to activate and understand the warning light function.
Instructions for rotating, shifting, and adjusting the seat.
How to adjust armrests and the steering column for comfort.
Explains the neutral lever, driving modes, and manual maneuvering.
How to read and interpret the battery charge status indicator.
Guidelines for charging the scooter's batteries.
Steps for replacing the scooter's batteries.
Recommendations for maintaining battery health and cleaning.
Advice on maintenance, battery care, and usage.
Explains the overload switch and its purpose.
Information on tire condition, pressure, and replacement.
Safety guidelines for driving in traffic and procedures for stopping/parking.
Instructions for safely transporting the scooter.
Advice on how to store the scooter when not in use.
Steps for cleaning and disinfecting the electric scooter.
A guide to identify and resolve common scooter issues.
Explains error codes indicated by the LED display.
Tasks to perform for weekly checks of the scooter.
Tasks for monthly maintenance checks.
Tasks for semi-annual maintenance checks.
Procedure for checking and replacing motor brushes.
Recommendation for annual professional servicing.
Information on how to obtain warranty service and make claims.
Lists components considered wear parts and their warranty coverage.
Detailed technical specifications for the ST4D 2G model.
Detailed technical specifications for the ST4D 2G Plus model.
How to locate and record the scooter's serial number.
A log for recording maintenance dates and tasks performed.
Information on the scooter's suitability for public transport.
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