I tried replacing the speed control switch in order to fix my problem and on turning it steady it still suddenly lurches forward at max speed
There’s no incremental increase in speed. Could you advise, please?
Speed Control Switch
Ah, This is not always a straight forward case of the speed control switch. Normally when the speed switch goes wrong it makes the display speed erratic, often missing speeds. In this case when the trolley is powered up and only goes at full speed then I believe this to be the golf trolley controller at fault. In order to match the correct golf trolley controller, you would have to check either the serial numbers on the controller (housed under the battery tray) and take the numbers from that to match the correct one on the website store 4th row down. OR check the handle circuit and either send a photo to me or check which serial number and type of circuit. The website store will show which controllers go with which handle circuits. Let me know how you get on with this and I can help if you have any questions.
S1G-8V-12V-J
Thank you for getting back to me Jim, I did look on your website and have placed an order with you for S1G-8V-12vJ to replace S1G-8-12V-J the trolley has a straight t bar. Just had confirmation it has been dispatched.
No worries, you should receive this tomorrow, which I am sure will fix your golf trolley problem.
The new controller fitted and works perfectly, Thanks.
2 thoughts on “golf trolley only goes full speed”
Ludger Hasenkamp
in mid december 2020 I bought a Ben Sayers Electric Golf Trolley. Since mid of Mai I`ve got the following problem:
when starting the trolley by power button and speed control dial, the trolley allways starts and runs full power. Neither the speed control dial to select the preferred speed doesn`t work nor the preset distance button.
I`m sure you have some ideas about the reason and hopefully can give advise to solve the problem. Thanks in advance.
Ludger
I would recommend a new control box. Let me know what you handle type is if you can send me a photo I can then tell you the part to purchase on my store. Email photo to
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in mid december 2020 I bought a Ben Sayers Electric Golf Trolley. Since mid of Mai I`ve got the following problem:
when starting the trolley by power button and speed control dial, the trolley allways starts and runs full power. Neither the speed control dial to select the preferred speed doesn`t work nor the preset distance button.
I`m sure you have some ideas about the reason and hopefully can give advise to solve the problem. Thanks in advance.
Ludger
Hi,
I would recommend a new control box. Let me know what you handle type is if you can send me a photo I can then tell you the part to purchase on my store. Email photo to
admin @ electricgolftrolley.net