What to do if my KTM SX-E 5 2021 shows blink code 88?
If your KTM Motorcycle displays blink code 88, it indicates a fault in the On/Off button. First, deactivate the vehicle, wait four minutes, and then reactivate it. If the problem persists, inspect the On/Off button for any signs of damage.
General| Engine Type | Electric |
|---|---|
| Battery | Lithium-ion |
| Frame | Steel |
| Rear Suspension | WP XACT |
| Rear Brake Disc Diameter | 190 mm |
| Steering Head Angle | 66 ° |
| Motor Type | Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor |
| Max. Output | 5 kW |
| Max Power | 5 kW |
| Cooling | Air |
| Range | 2 hours (riding time) |
| Charging Time 100% | 70 minutes |
| Charging Time (fast charge) | 50 minutes (80%) |
| Charging Power | 900 W |
| Transmission | Single-Speed Automatic |
| Front Suspension | WP XACT |
| Suspension Front | WP XACT 35 USD |
| Front Brake | Disc brake |
| Rear Brake | Disc brake |
| Brakes Front | Disc |
| Brakes Rear | Disc |
| Wheels Front | 14 inch |
| Wheels Rear | 12 inch |
| Tires Front | 60/100-14 |
| Tires Rear | 80/100-12 |
| Rated Output | 5.0 kW |
Explains the meaning of various symbols used throughout the manual for clarity.
Describes the typographical formats and their meanings as used in the document for consistent interpretation.
Defines the proper use of the vehicle and warns against misuse to ensure safety.
Highlights the importance of paying attention to notes and warning labels on the vehicle for rider safety.
Classifies risks into Warning, Caution, and Note categories for proper safety response.
Warns against unauthorized modifications that can compromise the vehicle's safe operation.
Provides essential guidelines for safe operation, including rider readiness and component heat awareness.
Details actions to take if the vehicle falls or is involved in an accident to ensure safety.
Emphasizes the necessity of appropriate protective clothing for riders to minimize injury risk.
Covers safety precautions when working on the vehicle, motor, and lithium-ion battery.
Outlines responsibilities regarding environmental protection and proper disposal of fluids and components.
Stresses the importance of reading and keeping the owner's manual for safe operation and maintenance.
Addresses fire hazards associated with damaged lithium-ion batteries and necessary precautions.
Details warranty conditions and the requirement for authorized workshop service to maintain claims.
Specifies the use of approved auxiliary substances and spare parts for safety and performance.
Highlights the role of proper service in preventing premature wear and ensuring vehicle longevity.
Notes that figures may depict special equipment and components might be shown simplified for clarity.
Provides contact information for customer service and dealer support for inquiries and assistance.
Explains the vehicle's power supply system and operation at low temperatures for optimal performance.
Illustrates and labels key components visible from the front left side of the vehicle.
Illustrates and labels key components visible from the rear right side of the vehicle.
Shows the location of the unique vehicle identification number stamped on the steering head.
Indicates that the type label, containing vehicle information, is located on the front frame tube.
Specifies the location of the motor number below the Powerpack LV for identification.
Details the location where the fork part number is stamped on the outside of the axle clamp.
Shows the location of the shock absorber article number stamped on the bottom towards the right-hand side.
Indicates the location of the battery identification number (BIN) on a sticker on the Powerpack LV.
Describes the function and location of the hand brake lever for activating the front brake.
Explains the throttle grip's role in vehicle activation and response, including initial non-reactivity.
Details the possible states (off/standby) of the On/Off button on the Powerpack LV.
Describes the function of the magnetic switch on the handlebar for vehicle activation and deactivation.
Explains the function of the magnetic switch under the seat for ride mode control.
Identifies the foot brake lever located in front of the right footrest for engaging the rear brake.
Shows the location of the fixture for the plug-in stand used for parking the motorcycle.
Indicates the location of the diagnostics connector found under the seat.
Provides an overview of the multifunctional element and its numbered components.
Explains how the ride mode button controls the vehicle's riding modes based on conditions.
Details the display of different ride modes and their characteristics (torque and speed).
Describes the function and possible states of the malfunction indicator lamp for fault detection.
Explains how the charging level indicator displays the Powerpack LV's charge status with segments.
Details the conditions and indicators for automatic power reduction due to low charge or high temperature.
Provides crucial advice for preparing the vehicle and rider for the first use, including safety and controls.
Lists essential checks and maintenance measures before every ride for safe operation.
Guides on the procedure for starting the vehicle and entering standby mode.
Explains how to safely start moving the vehicle by opening the throttle carefully.
Warns about brake application and explains proper braking techniques for safety.
Describes the recuperation function and its availability in specific ride modes for charging the battery.
Provides instructions for safely stopping, parking, and shutting down the vehicle, including component cooling.
Offers guidance on securing the motorcycle for transportation to prevent damage or accidents.
Provides general information and advice regarding service intervals and procedures.
Lists essential maintenance tasks and their intervals based on operating hours for proper upkeep.
Details recommended maintenance tasks and their intervals for optimal performance and longevity.
Explains how to adjust the basic chassis setting based on rider weight for optimal riding characteristics.
Describes the features and operation of the WP XACT 5235 air suspension fork.
Details compression damping (low-speed and high-speed) of the shock absorber for ride comfort.
Guides on adjusting the rebound damping of the shock absorber for control and stability.
Explains how to measure rear wheel sag unloaded and check static sag for proper suspension setup.
Provides step-by-step instructions for adjusting the shock absorber spring preload.
Details how to adjust the riding sag, including spring rate selection based on rider weight.
Covers checking the fork's basic setting and adjusting fork air pressure for optimal performance.
Explains how to adjust the hydraulic rebound damping of the front fork for responsive handling.
Describes options for adjusting handlebar position and the procedure for adjustment for rider comfort.
Outlines the different methods for adjusting the vehicle's seat height to suit the rider.
Details the procedure for adjusting seat height by modifying the shock absorber mounting position.
Explains how to adjust seat height by changing the fork leg position within the triple clamp.
Describes the process of adjusting seat height by altering the subframe mounting position.
Provides instructions for safely raising and removing the motorcycle using a lift stand.
Covers bleeding fork legs and cleaning fork dust boots for proper fork function.
Details the procedures for removing and installing the fork protector to protect fork legs.
Guides on removing and installing the front fork legs for maintenance or repair.
Covers removing and installing the lower triple clamp and related steering head bearing components.
Explains checking and adjusting steering head bearing play and lubricating the bearing.
Details procedures for removing and installing the start number plate and front fender.
Guides on removing and installing the rear shock absorber for maintenance or replacement.
Provides instructions for removing and mounting the motorcycle seat using quick release mechanisms.
Covers checking chain for dirt, cleaning, and adjusting chain tension for optimal drivetrain performance.
Details checks for wear on the chain, sprockets, and chain guide to ensure drivetrain integrity.
Covers checking the frame for damage, link fork for cracks, and rubber grips for wear.
Covers checking and adjusting the play and basic position of the handbrake lever for control.
Explains how to check front and rear brake disc thickness for wear and for damage.
Details how to check and add front brake fluid, including safety precautions and fluid type.
Covers checking and changing the front brake linings for minimum thickness and for damage.
Explains how to check and adjust the free travel of the foot brake lever for proper brake system function.
Guides on adjusting the basic position of the foot brake lever for rider comfort and control.
Details how to check the rear brake fluid level and add fluid, ensuring proper brake system operation.
Covers checking and changing the rear brake linings for minimum thickness and for damage.
Provides instructions for removing and installing the front wheel, including safety checks.
Guides on removing and installing the rear wheel, ensuring proper alignment and chain tension.
Details how to check tire condition, age, and maintain correct tire pressure for optimal handling.
Explains how to check and correct spoke tension for wheel integrity and to prevent spoke breakage.
Introduces the battery charger and provides guidelines for its proper placement and use.
Details the steps for safely charging the Powerpack LV using the battery charger, including monitoring.
Explains that the Powerpack LV and electric motor are air-cooled by the airflow, affected by speed and dirt.
Provides instructions on how to clean the motorcycle, emphasizing safe practices and component protection.
Outlines steps for preparing and storing the motorcycle for longer periods, including cleaning and charging.
Details the procedures required to prepare the motorcycle for use after it has been stored, including checks.
Lists key technical specifications for the vehicle's engine, including power, torque, and speed.
Provides technical details related to the chassis, frame, fork, brakes, and tire pressure.
Details specifications for the air-cooled lithium-ion battery and battery charger, including voltage and capacity.
Lists the recommended front and rear tire models and sizes for optimal performance.
Provides technical details for the fork, including damping, air pressure, and oil capacity.
Details specifications for the shock absorber, including damping, sag, and spring rates.
Lists the specified tightening torques for various chassis screws and nuts for correct assembly.
Explains the SAE viscosity classification system for oils based on their thickness.
Lists recommended auxiliary substances such as cleaners, greases, and sprays for maintenance.
Further explanation of the SAE viscosity classification for oils and its properties.
Explains that yellow and orange symbols indicate error conditions requiring prompt intervention.
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