Some issues that you may have with your trolley can be
repaired quite easily but care should be taken particularly with electrical
components as we have seen these jobs under taken which have resulted in blown
control boxes and switches. Our advice would be to let us do the jobs we have
experience and knowledge in and do them for you with the comfort that it will
be done properly and with guarantees.
Golf Trolley Garages is for anyone who owns, uses or is considering buying an electric golf trolley and/or ride on single-seater golf buggy. Based in Worle (near Weston-super-Mare, North Somerset), we are just a few minutes from the M5, junction 21. So just give us a call if your Electric Golf Trolley or Single Seater Ride-on Buggy needs a Service or Repair.... Tel: 07973 715853 or 07729 867791 or Email:i repairs @golftrolleygarages.co.uk
Showing posts with label switch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label switch. Show all posts
24 April 2014
23 April 2014
Potentiometer
The potentiometer or ‘pot’ as it’s known is the switch on
your electric golf trolley and can be found in the handle part of your trolley.
It will be in a circuit with the wiring loom and control box to switch on/off
and change the speed of your trolley and is one of the most common parts that
need replacing. A faulty pot can also be the cause when your trolley is ‘stuck’
at one particular speed and the only way to stop the trolley is to disconnect
the power supply, so the connection leads should just be taken out from the
battery to stop it.
GTG
05 March 2014
Wiring Loom
The
wiring loom or main cable takes the electrical current around your trolley, It
connects the control box with the switch and /or potentiometer and is an
important piece in the system to make your trolley run correctly. Do check for
cuts or breakages in this wire particularly around hinged areas and places
where the wire goes into or out of the frame.
GTG
GTG
03 March 2014
Potentiometer
The potentiometer or ‘pot’ as it’s known is the switch on
your electric golf trolley and can be found in the handle part of your trolley.
It will be in a circuit with the wiring loom and control box to switch on/off
and change the speed of your trolley and is one of the most common parts that
need replacing. A faulty pot can also be the cause when your trolley is ‘stuck’
at one particular speed and the only way to stop the trolley is to disconnect
the power supply, so the connection leads should just be taken out from the
battery to stop it.
GTG
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Battery,
circuit,
control box,
electric golf trolley,
golf trolley,
handle,
pot,
potentiometer,
speed,
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