Invacare Pegasus Service Manual page 16

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Fault Consequence
for the Scooter
Power time Stops driving
exceeded
Brake failure Stops driving
No neutral position Stops driving
when switching
Scooter on.
Fault in speed Stops driving
potentiometer
Motor voltage error Stops driving
Miscellaneous Stops driving
internal fault
Push/freewheel Stops driving
mode error
Comments
•
The maximum current was exceeded
over too long a period, probably because
the motor was overloaded or has been
working against an immovable
resistance. Switch the scooter off, wait a
few minutes and then switch on again.
•
The electronic system has determined a
motor short-circuit. Check the wiring
harness for short-circuit and check the
motor.
•
Contact your Invacare® dealer.
•
Ensure that the disconnection lever is
pressed in.
•
There is a defect in the braking coil or in
the cabling. Check the magnetic brake
and cabling for open or short-circuited
circuitry. Contact your Invacare® dealer.
•
Drive lever is not in neutral when the
keyswitch was turned. Put the drive lever
in neutral, turn the power off and then
turn on again.
• It may be necessary to recalibrate the
drive lever. Contact your Invacare®
dealer.
•
The drive lever electronics could be
faulty or incorrectly connected. Check
the cabling for open or short-circuited
circuitry.
•
Potentiometer is not correctly adjusted.
Put the potentiometer into the centre
position.
•
The motor or its cabling is defective
Check the cabling for open or short-
circuited circuitry.
• Contact your Invacare® dealer.
•
The Scooter has exceeded the
permissible maximum speed during
pushing or freewheeling. Switch the
electronics system off and on again.