Dynamic Rhino2 (scooter flash) fault code 6 flashes: Drive inhibit / OONAPU

Code6 flashes
MeaningDrive inhibit / OONAPU
ControllerRhino2 (DS90 / DS120 / DS160) – Scooter / R-Series flash type CONFIRMED
How it showsStatus LED / battery gauge flashes. Scooter type 250ms on/500ms off/2s break. HHP shows 4 digits: first 2 = flash code, last 2 = sub-code. Wizard log holds last 16 faults. R-Series type 140ms on/400ms off/2.4s break (both timings on the dealer workshop poster)
Likely part needed: Charger, Throttle pot INFERRED – only if the checks below point to it. Find it ›

Likely causes

Stop function (e.g. seat raised), charger inhibit, throttle not neutral at power-up; throttle may need recalibrating

Step-by-step checks

  1. Release stop, unplug charger, centre throttle, cycle key
  2. Recalibrate throttle

Switch off before unplugging anything. If the code stays after these checks, get a trained technician to look at it.

Parts that usually fix this INFERRED

Matched by ScootScan from the fault description to parts listed for models that use this controller. Do the checks first – many faults are fixed by charging, a loose plug or a reset – and check the part fits your model before ordering.

Charger · part no. HWR-77086035
Charger listed for the Drive DeVilbiss Royale 4
Charging socket (blue connector) · part no. HWR-77146086
Charger listed for the Drive DeVilbiss Royale 4
Speed pot assembly · part no. S12-051-00100
Throttle pot listed for the Drive DeVilbiss King Cobra
Throttle potentiometer · part no. HWR-77126104
Throttle pot listed for the Drive DeVilbiss Royale 4

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Models using this controller

Other Dynamic Rhino2 (scooter flash) codes

1 flash · 2 flashes · 3 flashes · 4 flashes · 5 flashes · 6 flashes · 7 flashes · 8 flashes · 9 flashes · 10 flashes

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Source: www.manualslib.com/manual/3228987/Dynamic-Rhino2-Ds90.html?page=126 ↗

Summarised from public manuals. Always check the product's own manual before any repair.