Are you sure that its not an E 9.2 error code? or an E 9.1 code. Those are complicated faults. I don't dare speculate on those kinds of faults. Let us know what your service provider suggests. Best Wishes In a message dated 11/1/2009 4:25:42 P.M. Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes:
Another chair repair… I’m not having a good weekend...! I was out on my daily long drive, walking my dog. Then jerk, clunk, and my chair dies. The right half of my chair is still in the road, my dog is tied to my right armrest, and I’m tipping a bit towards the street. I’m trying to pull my dog over to the other side or on my lap as traffic is going by. Then I try waving a car down and they keep just waving back at me. Finely 2 different ladies stop and at least pop my clutches and push me off the street. Of course the only day my sister barrows my van. I finely am able to get a hold her and she picks me up. My TDX5 joystick controller shows an error message that is not in the manual… “Motor Cabling, E 92, M1” I move wires around, unplug/plug, blow dust out, etc. It starts to work for about 6 inches, then clunk, dead again. Error message changes sometimes, sometimes it’s E 91, or M2. Unfortunately my backup chair is dead too. My repair shop takes forever, but I called and he said I could take it somewhere else and pay, then send them the bill. Southwest Mobility has always been so great with me. I hope they can get me inn tomorrow. It’s always on the weekend… Greg
