Frequently Asked Questions

No. We no longer purchase, trade in, or take pre-owned medical equipment on consignment. 

Absolutely. While we no longer purchase or sell used inventory, our certified service team continues to handle repairs, battery replacements, routine maintenance, and diagnostics for customer-owned equipment across Brevard, Indian River, Indialantic, and St. Lucie counties. 

While we cannot accept used equipment at our facility, we recommend reaching out to local non-profit organizations, senior centers, or local charitable assistance groups in the area that accept direct donations of functional mobility devices. 

We repair scooters & power wheelchairs, including batteries, chargers, Tires & Tubes, and more. 

• Check the Power Source:
  Ensure that the power outlet you are using is functional. Test it with another device, such as a lamp or phone charger.

• Inspect the Charger:
  Look for any visible damage on the charger, such as frayed wires or burnt plugs.
• Ensure that the charger is correctly plugged into both the power outlet and the scooter or wheelchair.

• Examine the Battery:
  Confirm that the battery connections are clean and secure. Look for corrosion or loose terminals.
• Check the battery age; if it’s more than 1-2 years old, it may need to be replaced.

• Inspect the Charging Port:
  Look for dirt or debris in the charging port on the scooter or wheelchair. Clean it gently if needed.

• Test the Charger:
  if you have access to another compatible charger, try using it to see if the scooter or wheelchair charges.

• Check Battery Status:
  If your scooter or wheelchair has a battery gauge, check if it shows any charge.
• If available, use a multimeter to test the battery voltage. Compare it to the specifications in the user manual.

• Reset the System:
  Turn off the scooter or wheelchair and disconnect the charger. Wait a few minutes, then reconnect and turn it back on.

• Look for Error Codes:
  If the scooter or wheelchair has a display, check for any error codes that may indicate the problem. Refer to the user manual for interpretations.

• Evaluate Environmental Factors:
  Ensure that the scooter or wheelchair is being charged in a suitable temperature range, as extreme heat or cold can affect charging.
• Consult the Manual:
  Refer to the owner's manual for specific troubleshooting steps and recommendations related to your model.

• Seek Professional Assistance:
  If the issue persists after following these steps, contact a qualified technician or your equipment provider for further diagnosis and repair.

Yes we do! We repair all brands of Lift Chairs. 

We accept all major Credit Cards, Cash, Check & PayPal

No. At this time Space Coast Mobility does not purchase Used Medical Equipment