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Question posted by vseal47 on September 21st, 2013

Pronto M51 Troubleshooting

If the chair will only go forward and backward, but will not turn, what could be wrong with it?

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Owners Manual - Page 3

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Owners Manual - Page 6

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Owners Manual - Page 9

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Owners Manual - Page 10

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Owners Manual - Page 11

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Owners Manual - Page 13

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Owners Manual - Page 16

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Owners Manual - Page 17

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Owners Manual - Page 20

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Owners Manual - Page 21

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Owners Manual - Page 23

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Owners Manual - Page 24

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Owners Manual - Page 25

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Owners Manual - Page 26

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Owners Manual - Page 28

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Owners Manual - Page 30

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Owners Manual - Page 32

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Owners Manual - Page 45

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Owners Manual - Page 51

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Owners Manual - Page 53

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