Dynamic SHARK fault code 2 flashes: Battery voltage too low or too high

Code2 flashes CONFIRMED
MeaningBattery voltage too low or too high
ControllerSHARK powerchair control system (Remote + Power Module) CONFIRMED
How it showsFault indicator on the SHARK Remote flashes a number of times, pause, repeat
Likely part needed: Battery INFERRED – only if the checks below point to it. Find it ›

Likely causes

Batteries empty; overcharged (e.g. driving downhill); damaged batteries. During charging: charger defective or not connected correctly. When stopping or going down a slope with batteries not full: battery connector making intermittent contact

Step-by-step checks

  1. Check the batteries and cables
  2. Charge the batteries
  3. If overcharged downhill, slow down or turn on the lights (if fitted)
  4. Damaged batteries or charger fault: contact your dealer
  5. Check the battery cables and connectors

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.

Battery
General search – no specific part number is listed for these models yet, so check fit carefully.

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Models using this controller

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