Why are no values visible on my KTM Motorcycle speedometer display?
If no values are visible in the multi-functional digital speedometer display of your KTM Motorcycle, the fuse may be blown. Replace the fuse labeled HORN BRAKELIGHT SPEEDO.
Why is the time not displayed correctly on my KTM Super Duke 990s Motorcycle?
If the time is not displayed or not correctly displayed on your KTM Motorcycle, the fuse may be blown, causing no continuous power supply. Replace the fuse labeled CLOCK and then set the clock.
Why is the speed indication not working on my KTM Super Duke 990s speedometer?
General| Brand | KTM |
|---|---|
| Model | Super Duke 990s |
| Category | Motorcycle |
| Language | English |
Highlights crucial safety warnings and cautions for operating the motorcycle.
Section to record motorcycle frame and engine numbers for identification.
Specific legal information for Australian consumers regarding noise control.
Specifies intended use and restrictions for the 990 Super Duke.
Outlines conditions for maintaining warranty validity, including service requirements.
Details on clutch lever, hand brake, ignition lock, and combination switch operations.
Explanation of the multi-functional speedometer, display modes, and indicator lamps.
Information on filler cap, seat lock, baggage loops, tool set, helmet lock, and stands.
Guides for adjusting fork and shock absorber compression, rebound, and preload.
Guidance on pre-ride checks and familiarization with controls before the first ride.
Proper break-in procedure for the engine to ensure longevity and performance.
Warnings and advice regarding adding accessories and carrying loads safely.
Essential pre-ride inspection checklist for safety and performance.
Step-by-step procedure for safely starting the motorcycle engine.
How to begin riding, including clutch and gear engagement.
Techniques for shifting gears and riding safely in various conditions.
Proper braking techniques and considerations for safe stopping.
Procedures for stopping the engine and parking the motorcycle safely.
Information on the correct type of fuel and fuel handling precautions.
Guides for adjusting fork and shock absorber compression, rebound, and preload.
Covers chain tension and wear checks for optimal drive performance.
Covers general info, fluid, pads, discs, and lever adjustments for brakes.
Covers wheel removal/installation and tire pressure checks.
Covers battery, fuses, and related checks for electrical components.
Covers headlight, brake, tail, and flasher bulb replacement.
Covers coolant level checks and bleeding procedures.
Covers clutch lever, handlebar tilt, and throttle play adjustments.
Covers engine oil checks, refilling, and filter replacement.
Technical data for the motorcycle frame, suspension, brakes, and wheels.
Specific torque values for chassis bolts and components.
Technical data for the motorcycle engine, including displacement and oil types.
Diagnosing and resolving issues related to engine starting.
Troubleshooting engine power loss, overheating, and sensor errors.
Diagnosing faults with lights, horn, speedometer, and fuses.
Guidelines for regular cleaning and paintwork care.
Steps for protecting the motorcycle during winter storage or use in salty conditions.
Recommendations for long-term motorcycle storage.
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