TGA Mobility Breeze S – fault codes, parts & serial label
Typelarge / road class 3
Years / revisionSM: programmer setup 25/10/2011
ControllerPG S-Drive 140 (dash 'Controller Type' setting allows Dynamic Rhino) CONFIRMED
Fault codes (12)
From the S-Drive code set. All S-Drive codes
| Code | Meaning | Checks |
|---|---|---|
| 1 flash | Low battery | Charge batteries; check battery leads and connections |
| 2 flashes | Motor disconnected | Check motor connector/wiring; check freewheel lever |
| 3 flashes | Motor wiring trip | Check motor wiring for shorts; Dealer test |
| 4 flashes | Freewheel switch trip (current list). Older Drive sheets: not used | Put freewheel lever back to drive; cycle key |
| 5 flashes | Not used | — |
| 6 flashes | Inhibit 2 active – charger connected or seat not in drive position | Unplug charger; check seat position and inhibit wiring |
| 7 flashes | Throttle trip | Release throttle, cycle key; check wig-wag pot and wiring; recalibrate |
| 8 flashes | Possible control system trip | Check all connections; cycle key; replace controller if persistent |
| 9 flashes | Solenoid (park) brake trip | Check brake connector and coil; check freewheel |
| 10 flashes | High battery voltage | Check battery connections; cycle key |
| Slow single blink (every 2.5s) | Sleep mode (not a fault) | Cycle key to wake |
| 8 flashes (after battery refit) | Battery initiation artefact (Drive note) | Switch key off and on again; normal operation should return |
Serial code label
No serial location data yet for this mobility scooter. Serial codes
Parts (6)
| Part | Part no. |
|---|---|
| Motor Brush for TGA Breeze S4 Mobility Scooter CT Motor | |
| Front Wheel & Tyre TGA Breeze & Breeze S4 Mobility Scooter | |
| 10 x 3 TGA Breeze 3 Mobility Scooter, Directional Black Tyre | |
| 350 x 10 (10 x 3.5) TGA Original Block Black Tyre | |
| 350 x 10 (10 x 3.5) TGA Rear Wheel & Tyre Left Hand Side with Drum | |
| 350 x 10 (10 x 3.5) TGA Rear Wheel & Tyre Right Hand Side |
Summarised from public manuals and supplier listings. Always check the product's own manual before any repair.