Continued
Trouble
Cause
Remedy
Telescopic
fork
Knocks in front fork
Play
of
steering
column bea- Tighten
the
bearings
to
rings; remove the play;
tubes of fork blades playing
in the
traverse
due to clamp
nuts
being loose;
absence
or
lack
of oil in fork
blades;
clearance between
the
check
nut
and
upper
tip of
spring
is too
great;
tighten
nuts
to
the play;
remove
trace
the
cause
of oil leak-
age; eliminate leakage;
fill oil into fork;
set
the
clearance
as
re
-
quired;
bushings
of fork blade tubes replace worn-out
parts
much worn
out
Shock Absorbers
Shock
absorbers
leaky
are
Rod
gland
much worn;
sealing
ring
damaged;
rod
worn
out
Abnormal wobbling
rear
suspension
of Insufficient
amount
or
low
viscosity of
damping
fluid
in
shock
absorbers;
upper piston valve does
not
fit closely
or
lower valve of
shock absorber does not
seat
properly;
Obstructed
operation
rear
suspension
piston, rod, tube
worn
out
of
Damping
fluid is
very
vis-
cous;
Ignition
key is inserted
to
the
full
extent
and
tur-
ned
to the right:
battery
charge
control
lamp, indicator lamp of
gearshift
mechanism neu-
tral
position
and
oil pres-
sure
warning
lamp will
not
light
up (with
the
engine
inoperative). no
sound
of horn
When
changing
engine
speed from low to higher,
charge
control lamp does
not
extinguish
(glows
steadily)
dosing
ducts
on
the piston or
lower valve of shock absor-
ber clogged
Electrical Equipment
Fuse
in block
DPliB
("+"
of
storage
battery)
blown;
violated
contact
in connec-
tions:
terminal
"+"
of
sto
-
rage
battery-
block
o~
fu-
ses
TIPllB,
terminal
"+"
of
generator-
block of fu-
ses
DPIIB,
terminal "1" of
master
switch
Generator fails
to
develop
the
required voltage, rever-
se-current relay does
not
opera
te
Replace the
gland;
fit a new ring;
install a new rod
Overhaul shock absor-
bers
wash
and fill
with
app;opriate fluid;
overhaul shock absorber
and
wash it, if necessary,
lap the valve
and
piston
end face;
replace
worn-out
parts
Use fluid of appropriate
viscosity;
dismantle shock absorbers
and
wash
Check
the
gene
rator
1!_
nd
current
-and-volt
age
regu-
lator wires for proper con-
nection check the genera-
tor and current-and-vol-
tage
regulator
for good
condition
To Next Page
Loading...
