Haojue HJ100T-7C 2016 User Manual

Guidance on fitting accessories and respecting motorcycle load limits for safe operation.

Essential safety gear like helmets and apparel, plus pre-ride inspection for rider and passenger safety.

Practice riding to master controls and stay within personal skill limits for safe operation.

Diagram illustrating the location of various motorcycle parts and controls for easy identification.

Instructions on using the ignition key, switch positions, and steering lock for security.

Details on the saddle lock mechanism and cautions regarding the motorcycle dashboard.

Explanation of dashboard indicators like odometer, speedometer, and fuel gauge functionality.

Operation of left handlebar switches including rear brake lever and dimmer switch.

Operation of the right handlebar light switch and electric starter button for engine ignition.

Instructions for filling the fuel tank, warnings about overfilling, and fire prevention.

Information on the front storage case capacity, usage, and precautions for its use.

Instructions for using the kick start lever, including safety warnings and proper procedure.

Details on the main storage case capacity, care, and items to avoid storing within it.

Instructions for using the main and side stands, with warnings about side stand safety.

Guidelines for maximum load capacity in various storage areas and warnings about exceeding limits.

Recommended fuel octane rating and engine oil specifications for optimal performance.

Recommended gear oil types and proper disposal methods for environmental protection.

Guidelines for proper engine break-in, including throttle limits, speed variation, and new tire break-in.

Advice on avoiding constant low speeds, circulating oil, and the importance of the first 1000km service.

Details on the critical 1000 km maintenance, including adjustments and fastener tightening for optimal performance.

Comprehensive checklist for steering, brakes, tires, and lights before riding for safety.

Essential riding tips including practicing, hand grip, turning, and adapting to road conditions.

Step-by-step guide for starting the engine, including cold and warm engine procedures.

Advice on starting off, avoiding excessive speed, and ensuring the side stand is retracted.

Warnings about running the engine too long without riding and the potential for overheating.

Step-by-step guide for safely stopping the motorcycle and parking it securely.

Warnings about hard braking in turns, slippery surfaces, and maintaining safe following distances.

Chart indicating intervals for periodic services, emphasizing dealer or qualified mechanic for key items.

Warnings about improper maintenance leading to accidents and recommendations for genuine replacement parts.

Table detailing inspection and replacement intervals for various motorcycle components.

Table outlining lubrication points, recommended lubricants, and service intervals.

Procedure for battery removal, with crucial safety warnings about lead and sulfuric acid.

Guidelines for recharging the battery, including voltage checks, rates, and precautions against explosion.

Steps for installing the battery correctly, including terminal connection and handling precautions.

Procedure for checking and cleaning the air filter, with warnings about operating without it.

Detailed steps for removing and cleaning the air filter, with cautions about dusty conditions.

Procedure for draining collected oil from the oil collecting pipes for maintenance.

How to inspect the spark plug, check gap, and interpret porcelain color for engine health.

Recommendations for selecting and installing spark plugs to avoid engine damage.

List of recommended NGK spark plug models and notes on using resistor-type plugs.

Step-by-step instructions for removing and installing spark plugs, with cautions for proper fitment.

Steps to check the engine oil level and important cautions regarding low oil levels.

Instructions for changing engine oil and replacing the oil strainer, including seal ring advice.

Procedure for adjusting the carburetor idle speed after the engine has been pre-heated.

How to adjust the throttle cable free-play for safe and responsive throttle control.

Checks required for the fuel evaporation pollutant system at regular intervals for environmental protection.

Daily checks for the brake system, including leaks, fluid levels, and wear on discs/pads.

Instructions for checking brake fluid level and crucial safety warnings about handling brake fluid.

Essential inspection points for brake disc thickness and brake pad wear, with replacement advice.

Procedure for adjusting the rear brake lever free stroke for optimal braking performance.

Inspection of the rear brake wear limit mark to determine if replacement is needed.

Checking tire pressure and surface status, including wear indicators, for safe riding.

Recommended tire specifications and warnings about using non-standard tires for stability.

Checking of all lights and signals as per the 'inspection before riding' section for visibility.

Instructions for replacing bulbs with correct wattage and precautions against electrical overload.

Diagram showing the locations of various bulbs on the motorcycle for identification.

Location of the fuse box and importance of checking fuses for power failures or circuit issues.

Warnings against using incorrect fuse ratings to avoid electrical system damage or fire.

Steps to diagnose why the engine fails to start, checking fuel supply and ignition system.

Instructions for draining fuel from the tank and carburetor before transporting the motorcycle.

Guidelines for storing the motorcycle, including cleaning, fuel management, and battery care.

Advice on protecting exterior parts and procedures for re-servicing after storage.

Detailed steps for activating a new battery, including electrolyte filling and initial charging.

Tips on battery usage to avoid premature discharge and prolong service life, including charging frequency.

Guidelines for charging the battery using specific chargers, standard vs. quick charging.

Crucial precautions for charging and handling batteries, including avoiding flame and short circuits.