sounds like your new battey is low (not being charged in storage),ie.not enough power to operate the mover.remove battery and charge it at home to full.to test try running the mover NOT connected to the wheels if the rollers turn ok and do not work when connected to the wheels,then nearly always the battery is at fault.
if the rollers do not run off the wheels it could still be a flat battery as it needs to be 12.7 volts to be fit for use with a mover.
unit fails to operate....reset the isolation switch by turning off and remove the key for 15-20 seconds and then turn back on again.the green light on the electronics box should be illuminated. unit fails to operate....check battery voltage of the hand set is correct.an indication of this is the green light slowly flashing on the hand set.this can also be checked by using the emergency cable(remove hand set battery for this) unit fails to operate or moves intermittently....radio interference.check by using cable with hand set battery removed. unit fails to operate or moves intermittently........badly connected or corroded terminals.check battery terminals.clean and reconnect. a fully charged main battery is a must. could be a faulty hand set i had one of these one time. from hand book hope it helps.
Post last edited on 10/09/2012 10:36:00
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Topic: powermover not working
will be taking it for a test tomorrow;
