Thank you for posting this video. 😊 I just had my batteries replaced after three years, I’m so happy to be out and mobile again! The Pride is a very easy chair to use and take apart for travel.
Thanks for this helpful video. My daughter has her chair at school and I didn't click the battery in properly so it stopped working when she went over the bump. I sent the teacher your video and they were able to fix the problem. Very helpful.
there is a bar that sticks out from the one piece that fits into a slot in the other, like a male and female coupling right in the center of where the two sides meet. If your mom lines these two parts up, the rest clicks into place with no problems.
seems nice. wonder if joystick stays solid. has issues with last one on that and caster noise. looks easy to possible! sweet. mine too heavy for me to do so thats nice.
My Pride Go Chair has stopped working. It is only two months old. All five of the lights are flashing. It is charged up. What’s the problem and is it something I can fix? Thanks.
Yes, we recommend charging the batteries at least 1x per week so that you can get the maximum life out of them. If charged regularly, you should get 3 years or so on the battery life. The nice thing about this chair is that the battery pack is removable, so you can bring it inside the house to charge it (and leave the rest of the chair in the car, if needed).
This chair is not something that is covered by Medicare because it does not meet the criteria. It is a portable power chair not deemed a "medical necessity." It is however extremely affordable and we offer financing. If you want some more information please call 401-294-4111 and ask to speak with Andrew. I'm the general manager and can help get all your questions answered :)
Hi there! Andrew with Mobility Equipment Recyclers here. For more information about this product or if you're looking to order it, please call 401-294-4111 or visit our website www.mobilityequipmentforless.com. To answer your question, the batteries contained inside the pack of this Pride Go Chair are non-spillable and therefore are FAA and DOT safe! With advanced notice to your airline and the Americans with Disabilities Act, your airline needs to make every accommodation for you to be able to travel with your mobility device. As of right now, power wheelchairs and scooters are currently stowed away in cargo but there's been a lot of talk recently about changing these regulations: www.insider.com/flying-with-wheelchairs-airlines-disability-rights-2021-7
It’s a joke that I’am forced too try by NDIA/ NDIS. RATHER THAN THE OMEO OR OGO! That will see me through every cycle of my Chronic Neuropathic pain, and my Fibromyalgia Disability pain disorders. I will be, enjoying the ride around my circuit, over and over again!! That’s if I make it down the drive way, let alone up it! That kind you Mr Morrison, for not only wasting my time, and the tax payers money. Heap of junk I can’t leave my street,wow over 20 years of being trapped in a house, now I’am just trapped in a driveway……
Give me a gun for a day,I’ll need it after all the pulling apart, with a broken back and placed in car, then repeating by the time I get too location. Might as well stay home and play, a game of lego, way less painful 😓
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Thank you for posting this video. 😊 I just had my batteries replaced after three years, I’m so happy to be out and mobile again! The Pride is a very easy chair to use and take apart for travel.
Thanks for this video I used it today when I bought a Pride chair to put it back together after dismantling
Thanks for this helpful video. My daughter has her chair at school and I didn't click the battery in properly so it stopped working when she went over the bump. I sent the teacher your video and they were able to fix the problem. Very helpful.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.. that's the way make fun of 🤡 boys antics
You make it look easy to line the two back pieces up. My mom was having trouble
there is a bar that sticks out from the one piece that fits into a slot in the other, like a male and female coupling right in the center of where the two sides meet. If your mom lines these two parts up, the rest clicks into place with no problems.
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seems nice. wonder if joystick stays solid. has issues with last one on that and caster noise. looks easy to possible! sweet. mine too heavy for me to do so thats nice.
If you would like some more information about this chair please call 401-294-4111!
It is very solid
My Pride Go Chair has stopped working. It is only two months old. All five of the lights are flashing. It is charged up. What’s the problem and is it something I can fix?
Thanks.
How is it for taller people? My father is 6’2”.
Is the seat adjustable?
Is weather resistance/proof? Rain
What is the seat height from ground to seat? Also is it adjustable?
yes it is adjustable, we have one of these. But you have to select one of two (maybe three) heights. The height options were fine for my daughter'
I have a 20 degree slope to my house would it go up okay.
Mine dose 14 to 13.5 Kay's
how many motors do these chairs have 1 axial motor or 2 seperate drive wheels ??
2 motors
where does the battery charger go and how long for a charge?
Can the battery die if no one using the power chair in 5 months
Yes, we recommend charging the batteries at least 1x per week so that you can get the maximum life out of them. If charged regularly, you should get 3 years or so on the battery life. The nice thing about this chair is that the battery pack is removable, so you can bring it inside the house to charge it (and leave the rest of the chair in the car, if needed).
Are you a Medicare provider. Interested in this Go chair for my Mom?
This chair is not something that is covered by Medicare because it does not meet the criteria. It is a portable power chair not deemed a "medical necessity." It is however extremely affordable and we offer financing. If you want some more information please call 401-294-4111 and ask to speak with Andrew. I'm the general manager and can help get all your questions answered :)
Is it FAA safe?
Hi there! Andrew with Mobility Equipment Recyclers here. For more information about this product or if you're looking to order it, please call 401-294-4111 or visit our website www.mobilityequipmentforless.com. To answer your question, the batteries contained inside the pack of this Pride Go Chair are non-spillable and therefore are FAA and DOT safe! With advanced notice to your airline and the Americans with Disabilities Act, your airline needs to make every accommodation for you to be able to travel with your mobility device. As of right now, power wheelchairs and scooters are currently stowed away in cargo but there's been a lot of talk recently about changing these regulations: www.insider.com/flying-with-wheelchairs-airlines-disability-rights-2021-7
@@andrewcelani5403 thank you
🤣🤣🤣🤣
It’s a joke that I’am forced too try by NDIA/ NDIS. RATHER THAN THE OMEO OR OGO! That will see me through every cycle of my Chronic Neuropathic pain, and my Fibromyalgia Disability pain disorders.
I will be, enjoying the ride around my circuit, over and over again!! That’s if I make it down the drive way, let alone up it!
That kind you Mr Morrison, for not only wasting my time, and the tax payers money.
Heap of junk I can’t leave my street,wow over 20 years of being trapped in a house, now I’am just trapped in a driveway……
Give me a gun for a day,I’ll need it after all the pulling apart, with a broken back and placed in car, then repeating by the time I get too location.
Might as well stay home and play, a game of lego, way less painful 😓