Mobility Scooter & Wheelchair Repairs in Canterbury
We service and repair most mobility products across Canterbury, including mobility scooters, powerchairs, and wheelchairs. We charge a flat call-out fee of just £25.
We cover Canterbury and the surrounding villages, including CT1, CT2, CT3 and CT4: the city centre, Wincheap, Sturry, Blean, Harbledown, Littlebourne, Bridge and Chartham. Our engineer comes to your home, so there's no need to bring your scooter to us.
Common faults and the cost of repairs
Batteries. Mobility scooter batteries need to be replaced when they no longer hold a charge. There are many battery sizes and technologies, such as AGM, GEL and Li-ION and there are lots of manufacturers of replacement batteries, but the quality varies vastly between manufacturers. There are also a lot of batteries being sold on places like eBay which are sold as new but are in fact older or rejuvenated batteries, so be careful what you buy. We supply batteries from Strident and MK and both of these companies have excellent reputations for high quality batteries.
Before we replace any batteries, we always test them first using our state-of-the-art battery testing equipment, specially calibrated for mobility scooter and powerchair batteries, so you only replace them if you really need to.
We can test and replace your batteries at home in Canterbury, and we supply batteries for most makes of mobility scooter and powerchair.
Puncture Repairs
We repair punctures on almost all makes of mobility scooters and power chairs.
Throttle Potentiometer (WigWag)
If you find that your mobility scooter is lurching forward or feels like it is stuttering, it could be your throttle potentiometer or Wig Wag as it is known in the industry. We stock parts for most major brands of mobility scooters.
Magnetic Motor Brake (Mobility Scooter and Powerchair)
If your mobility scooter's motor brake is faulty, you should get a flash code or beeping sequence on your mobility scooter. The Electromagnetic brake is designed to be on in its default mode and as you drive off you will hear a small click which is the sound of the brake releasing. Another symptom that you may need to replace the motor brake, is if the scooter isn't holding itself on an incline. The cost of a motor brake (Part only) ranges between £80 and £140.
These prices are just a guide. There are many makes and models of mobility scooters but 90% of the scooters will fall within these price ranges.
To book a repair, service or battery check in Canterbury, call us on 01303 211802 or pop into our shop at Unit 3, Town Walk, Folkestone CT20 2AD. Looking for a new or pre-owned scooter as well? See our mobility scooters in Canterbury page.