Club Car DS 48 volt series troubleshoot?

[grandpa1]

Hello to all on here. I am looking for a troubleshootingnmanual for this club car. I need to trace down the issue with the electrical system. I get a solenoid click but that is all. Anyone know where to find manuals?

[grandpa1]

I have not found any manuals yet. Are they even available?

[scottyb]

yes, what year cart are you asking about?

[glassk]

MODEL IDENTIFICATION
The serial number of your CLUB CAR is on a stamped data plate (1995 and early 1996) or bar coded decal
(most of 1996) mounted on the frame directly above the accelerator pedal (Example: A9601-123456 for Electric
or AG9601-123456 for Gasoline) (See Figure 3-1). Vehicles with bar code decals have a second serial
number decal located on the vehicle frame behind the center dash (Figure 3-2).

• ALWAYS MENTION THIS NUMBER WHEN ORDERING PARTS OR MAKING INQUIRIES.

[grandpa1]

A9625-505260

[grandpa1]

I just don't have a manual that will walk me through this Cart step by step to trace down the problem. I have a solenoid click but no forward or reverse.

[glassk]

http://www.buggiesgonewild.com/elect...ml#post1182682

down load it from that thread

[CCFanatic]

Originally Posted by glassk

http://www.buggiesgonewild.com/elect...ml#post1182682

down load it from that thread

Hold on, we don't know yet if the cart is a Regen 1 or a Series

Grandpa,

Is my CC Series or Sepex.jpg

EDIT: Oops, didn't realize that the title had Series in it. Never mind

[joesam]

That manual contains both versions - but the heading on this thread does say Series.

[glassk]

THE POWER CIRCUIT
The power circuit consists of the solid state speed controller, solenoid contacts, forward and reverse (F&R)
switch, motor, batteries, and all power wiring. The motor and batteries will be discussed in separate sections
in this manual (Motor - Section 24, and Batteries - Section 22).
The solid state speed controller provides smooth and efficient vehicle acceleration and deceleration by precisely
controlling voltage input (corresponding to accelerator position) to the motor.
The F&R switch changes the direction of vehicle movement by changing the direction of electrical current
through the motor, and thus the direction that the motor turns.

page 334?

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