How to fix a Zip'r Mobility Aid when the battery doesn't hold a charge?
If the battery of your Zip'r Mobility Aid doesn't hold a charge, or the motor surges when the throttle is pressed: 1. Fully charge the scooter’s battery. 2. Remove the battery case cover and replace the fuse. 3. Conduct a load test on each battery.
General| Brand | Zip'r |
|---|---|
| Model | Roo 3 |
| Category | Mobility Aid |
| Language | English |
Emphasizes professional setup by authorized personnel and explains safety symbols used in the manual.
Advises on performing pre-ride checks for safe operation and details initial battery charging requirements.
Identifies major scooter parts and describes the functions of the tiller console controls.
Details battery specifications, initial charging needs, charging schedules, and the battery level indicator.
Covers warnings on grounding, extension cords, child supervision, and charger usage during charging.
Addresses charger inspection, case heat, battery compatibility, mixing, and authorized servicing.
Addresses common issues like no movement, no power, battery problems, and motor surges.
Explains the diagnostic light and provides a guide to flash codes for troubleshooting.
Details warranty coverage, the product registration process, and requirements for making warranty claims.
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