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The main fuse (C), is positioned close to the rear fuse
box, on the solenoid starter (D). Remove the fuse cap
(E) to reach it. A blown fuse is identified by the
interrupted centre link (F).
Important
Switch the ignition key to OFF before replacing
the fuse to avoid possible short-circuits.
Warning
Never use a fuse with a rating other than
specified. Failure to observe this rule may damage
the electric system or even cause fire.
C
D
E
Fig. 161
F
F
Fig. 162
214
214
216
Table of Contents
Default Chapter
4
Table of Contents
4
Foreword
8
Safety Guidelines
8
Safety Alerts
9
Permitted Use
10
Rider's Obligations
10
Rider Training
11
Riding Gear
11
Best Practices for Motorcycle Safety
13
Refuelling
15
Carrying the Maximum Load Allowed
16
Information about Carrying Capacity
16
Dangerous Products - Warnings
17
Vehicle Identification Number
19
Engine Identification Number
20
Instrument Panel (Dashboard)
21
Display Settings and Functions
21
Technological Dictionary
24
Function Push-Buttons
26
LCD - Main Functions
27
LCD - Parameter Setting/Display
28
Vehicle Speed Indicator
30
Engine Rpm Indicator (RPM)
31
Menu 1 Functions
32
Menu 1 Functions: Odometer (TOT)
33
Menu 1 Functions: Trip Meter (TRIP 1)
34
Menu 1 Functions: Trip Meter (TRIP 2)
35
Menu 1 Functions: Partial Fuel Reserve Counter (TRIP FUEL)
36
Menu 1 Functions: Average Fuel Consumption Indicator (CONS. AVG)
37
Menu 1 Functions: Instantaneous Fuel Consumption Indicator (CONS.)
38
Menu 1 Functions: Average Speed Indicator (SPEED AVG)
39
Menu 1 Functions: Trip Time Indicator (TIME TRIP)
40
Menu 2 Functions
41
Menu 2 Functions: Coolant Temperature
42
Menu 2 Functions: Air Temperature (AIR)
44
Menu 2 Functions: Clock
45
SET up - Riding Style Set Indication
46
SERVICE Function - Maintenance Interventions
47
Active / Not Active ERRORS Indication
50
Indication if the "LAP" Function Is Active/Not Active
51
Riding Mode SET up Function (Riding Style Change)
52
Error Display Function (ERRORS)
55
Setting Menu
60
Customising Riding Modes (R.MODE)
62
DTC Set up
66
ABS Set up
72
ENGINE Set up
76
ALL DEFAULT (Resetting the Default Parameters of All Riding Modes)
78
DEFAULT (Resetting the Default Parameters of a Single Riding Mode)
80
Dashboard Backlighting Setting Function (B.LIGHT)
82
Lap Time Function (LAP): LAP Activation/ Deactivation
84
Lap Time Function (LAP): LAP Registration
86
LAP Time Function: Stored Laps Displaying
88
Clock Setting Function (CLOCK)
92
Battery Voltage Function (BATTERY)
94
Engine Rpm Digital Indication (RPM)
95
Immobilizer Code (PIN CODE)
96
The Immobilizer System
104
Keys
105
Entering PIN CODE Function for Vehicle Release
106
Operation
109
Duplicate Keys
110
Light Control
111
Units of Measurement Modification Function (UNITS)
114
Other Functions
124
Controls
126
Position of Motorcycle Controls
126
Ignition Switch and Steering Lock
127
Left-Hand Switch
128
Clutch Lever
129
Right-Hand Switch
132
Throttle Twistgrip
133
Front Brake Lever
134
Rear Brake Pedal
135
Gear Change Pedal
136
Adjusting the Position of the Gearchange and Rear Brake Pedals
137
Main Components and Devices
139
Position on the Vehicle
139
Tank Filler Plug
140
Seat Lock
141
Helmet Cable
143
Side Stand
145
Power Socket
146
Central Stand
147
Side Pannier Fitting
149
Side Pannier Use
150
Adjusting the Rear Shock Absorber
156
Riding the Motorcycle
158
Running-In Recommendations
158
Pre-Ride Checks
160
ABS Device
162
Starting the Motorcycle
163
Moving off
165
Braking
166
Stopping the Motorcycle
168
Parking
169
Refuelling
170
Tool Kit and Accessories
171
Main Maintenance Operations
172
Check and Top up the Coolant Level
172
Checking Brake and Clutch Fluid Level
173
Check Brake Pads for Wear
175
Charge the Battery
176
Check Drive Chain Tension
180
Chain Lubrication
182
Replace the Headlight Bulbs
183
Replace the Turn Indicator Bulbs
186
Number Plate Light
187
Beam Setting
188
Adjust Rear-View Mirrors
190
Tubeless Tyres
191
Check Engine Oil Level
193
Clean and Replace the Spark Plugs
195
Clean the Motorcycle
196
Storing the Motorcycle
197
Important Notes
197
Scheduled Maintenance Chart
198
Scheduled Maintenance Chart: Operations to be Performed by the Dealer
198
Scheduled Maintenance Chart: Operations to be Performed by the Customer
201
Technical Data
202
Weights
202
Overall Dimensions
203
Top-Ups
204
Engine
206
Timing System
207
Performance Data
208
Spark Plugs
208
Fuel System
208
Brakes
208
Transmission
209
Frame
210
Wheels
210
Tyres
210
Suspensions
210
Exhaust System
211
Available Colours
211
Electrical System
212
Routine Maintenance Record Routine Maintenance Record
218
Routine Maintenance Record
218
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Brand
Ducati
Model
Hyperstrada
Category
Motorcycle
Language
English
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