GPX DZ3 - Handrail;Front Shock Absorber Inspection; Fuse Inspection and Replacement

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HandrailFront Shock Absorber Inspection
Always turn off the engine before starting the inspection
Visually inspect the front shock absorber for damage
Move the handrail up and down and check the sound of the front shock absorber due to
bending
Check the tightness of the nuts and boltsIf loose, tighten them with a wrench
Move the handle up and down, left and right, front and back to check if they work
properly
Check the handlebars for excessively tight brake cables
If there is a problem that cannot be solved by yourself, please take the motorcycle to a
GPX service center
Fuse Inspection and Replacement
Turn off the ignition and check the fuse for damageReplace the blown fuse with a new one with the same amperage
AAAADo not use a fuse with a higher amperage AAAAUsing a fuse with a
higher current resistance than the old one will damage the electrical equipment or may cause a short circuit
Open the seat to reveal the battery cover
Press the locking clip that holds the battery cover to open itThe fuse box is inside
Open the fuse box cover and check for damaged fuses
If the fuse is not inserted tightly or loosely, it may damage the electrical system
Use parts that meet the specified specifications when replacing electrical components such as bulbsUsing parts that do
not meet the specifications may cause the fuse to blow and the battery to discharge excessively
Avoid spraying water directly on or around the fuse box when washing the motorcycle
Take your motorcycle to a dealer for inspection if the fuse blows for no apparentreason
Functions of various fuses
aA lighting display eA fuel supply system
bA radiator cooling fan fA charging system fuse
cA EFi system fuse gA ABS 
dA control fuse hA ABS 
Spare Fuse