New batteries are only warranted for 6 months from most battery  
manufacturers. I believe that MK Batteries will offer you one year.    Battery 
manufacturers are as different as beer makers. What brand of batteries  are you 
using in your chair?  Batteries should be charged every night  overnight after 
you are done with your chair for the evening.
Check your charger to be sure that it is not over heating during the  
battery charging process.
 
You could also have a friend check the connections on those batteries to be 
 sure they are all "nice n tight"  Loose connections affect the charging of 
 your batteries and make your charger work harder.
 
Happy Easter.... its a major Holiday.
Best Wishes
 
 
In a message dated 3/24/2016 3:42:43 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  
[email protected] writes:

 
Last week on Monday and Tuesday morning my house smelled  like sewer 
gas/sulpher/rotten eggs. Called a plumber and he couldn’t find  anything but 
while 
chatting and looking around he asked what kind of batteries  I had in my 
chair.  
I decided not to charge my chair Tuesday night and  Wednesday morning there 
was no smell. Called wheelchair company and told them  my scenario and they 
suggested using spray air to clean out the charger. We  did that, nothing 
really came out and plugged charger in Wednesday night. No  smell until this 
morning. Anyone else have similar issue and was it your  batteries, the 
charger or both? 
I was outside yesterday and my chair has shown full battery  bars every 
day, however,  my chair wouldn’t move and looked at joystick  screen and it 
says low battery. Chair did not charge last night and obviously  hasn’t charged 
for at least a week.  
Wheelchair vendor can’t come out until Monday to assess the  chair, then 
order batteries etc, will have to schedule another day to install  once they 
come in……………they don’t do emergency calls. 
Spent $340.76 out of pocket for new batteries………..should I  be looking for 
a new wheelchair dme company or is this just the way it is? I  just can’t 
believe they couldn’t loan me batteries to get me through the  weekend, nor 
would they sell me any. 
Nicki  

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