MOTO GUZZI 2005 Griso 1100 Use And Maintenance Book

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USE+MAINTENANCE BOOK

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Mandello del Lario (LECCO)

First edition: September 2005

Reprint:

Produced and printed by:

VALLEY FORGE DECA

Ravenna , Modena, Torino

DECA S.r.l.

Registered Office and Administrative Headquarter

Via Vincenzo Giardini, 11

48022 Lugo (RA) - Italy

Tel. +39 - 0545 216611

Fax +39 - 0545 216610

E-mail: [email protected]

www.vftis.com

On behalf of:

Moto Guzzi S.p.A.

via E. V. Parodi, 57

23826 Mandello del Lario (LECCO) - Italy

Tel. +39 - 0341 70 91 11

Fax +39 - 0341 70 92 20

www.motoguzzi.it

SAFETY WARNINGS

The symbols and warnings used

throughout this manual have the following

meanings:

Safety warning. This symbol

attached to the vehicle or in the

manual indicates a potential risk of

personal injury. Failure to observe the

indications preceded by this symbol

may put your safety, that of other

people and the vehicle at risk!

WARNING

Indicates a potential hazard which may

result in serious injury or even death.

CAUTION

Indicates a potential hazard which may

result in minor personal injury or

damage to the vehicle.

NOTE The word "NOTE" in this manual

identifies important information or

instructions.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

The operations preceded by this

symbol must be repeated on the

opposite side of the vehicle.

Unless expressly indicated otherwise,

reassembly is a reversal of the

disassembly procedure.

The terms "right" and "left" are referred to

the rider seated on the vehicle in the

normal riding position.

WARNINGS - PRECAUTIONS -

GENERAL ADVICE

Before starting the engine, read this

manual thoroughly paying special attention

to section "SAFE RIDING".

Your and other people's safety largely

depends on your reflexes and agility, but

there are other key factors, such as your

knowledge of the vehicle's operation and

condition, as well as of the basic rules of

"SAFE RIDING". Becoming thoroughly

familiar with vehicle is essential to

mastering safe riding techniques in traffic.

NOTE This manual must be considered

as an integral part of the vehicle and must

always accompany it, also in the event the

vehicle is resold.

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Moto Guzzi has taken care to ensure that

the information provided in this manual is

accurate and updated.

However, due to the ongoing design

improvement of Moto Guzzi products, your

vehicle's specifications may differ slightly

from those outlined in this manual. For any

clarification concerning the information

contained in this manual, do not hesitate to

contact your Moto Guzzi Authorised

Dealer.

For control and repair operations not

covered in this publication, for the

purchase of genuine Moto Guzzi spare

parts, accessories and other products, as

well as for specific advice, refer exclusively

to Moto Guzzi Authorised Dealers and

Service Centres, which guarantee prompt

and accurate service.

Thank you for choosing Moto Guzzi. Enjoy

your ride!

All rights of electronic storage,

reproduction and total or partial adaptation

with any means are reserved for all

Countries.

NOTE Some countries have statutory

emission and noise control regulations in

place requiring that motor vehicles

undergo periodical inspections.

Users in these countries must:

√ contact a Moto Guzzi Authorised Dealer to

have any components affecting compliance

with such regulations replaced with

components approved for use in that

country;

√ have their vehicles inspected at the

required intervals.

Market versions are identified by the

following symbols throughout the manual:

VERSION:

optional

catalytic silencer

OPT

Italy Singapore

United

Kingdom

Slovenia

Austria Israel

Portugal South Korea

Finland Malaysia

Belgium Chile

Germany Croatia

France Australia

Spain

United States

of America

Greece Brazil

Holland

South Africa

Switzerland New Zealand

Denmark Canada

Japan

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SGP

UK

SLO

A

IL

P ROK

SF

MAL

B

RCH

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AUS

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

SAFETY WARNINGS ..................................... 2

TECHNICAL INFORMATION ......................... 2

WARNINGS - PRECAUTIONS - GENERAL

ADVICE ......................................................... 2

TABLE OF CONTENTS ......................................... 4

BASIC SAFETY RULES......................................... 6

CLOTHING ............................................................. 8

ACCESSORIES ..................................................... 8

LOAD...................................................................... 9

POSITION OF KEY COMPONENTS - KEY ... 10

LOCATION OF INSTRUMENTS/CONTROLS 12

INSTRUMENTS AND INDICATORS............. 12

INSTRUMENTS AND INDICATORS TABLE ....... 13

MULTIFUNCTION COMPUTER .......................... 15

CONTROLS ......................................................... 15

TRIP 1 AND 2....................................................... 15

MODE................................................................... 16

LAP TIME ............................................................. 16

MENU................................................................... 17

SERVICE INTERVAL ........................................... 20

ALARM DISPLAY................................................. 20

MAIN INDEPENDENT CONTROLS .............. 21

CONTROLS ON LEFT HANDLEBAR .................. 21

CONTROLS ON RIGHT HANDLEBAR................ 22

IGNITION SWITCH .............................................. 23

STEERING LOCK ................................................ 23

PARKING LIGHTS ............................................... 24

AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT ............................ 25

UNLOCKING/LOCKING THE SEAT .................... 25

TOOL KIT COMPARTMENT................................ 25

LUGGAGE ANCHOR POINTS............................. 26

ACCESSORIES ................................................... 27

MAIN COMPONENTS .................................. 28

FUEL .................................................................... 28

BRAKE FLUID - RECOMMENDATIONS ............. 29

DISC BRAKES ..................................................... 30

FRONT BRAKE.................................................... 31

REAR BRAKE ...................................................... 32

CLUTCH FLUID - RECOMMENDATIONS........... 33

CLUTCH ............................................................... 34

TYRES ................................................................. 35

ENGINE OIL ......................................................... 37

ADJUSTING THE FRONT BRAKE LEVER AND

THE CLUTCH LEVER .......................................... 38

CATALYTIC SILENCER ...................................... 38

EXHAUST MUFFLER/EXHAUST SILENCER...... 38

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE .......................... 39

GETTING ON AND OFF THE VEHICLE.............. 39

PRE-RIDE CHECKS ............................................ 41

PRE-RIDE CHECKS CHART ............................... 42

STARTING ........................................................... 43

MOVING OFF AND RIDING................................. 45

RUNNING-IN ........................................................ 48

STOPPING ........................................................... 49

PARKING ............................................................. 49

PUTTING THE VEHICLE ON THE STAND ......... 50

SUGGESTIONS TO PREVENT THEFT............... 51

MAINTENANCE........................................... 51

SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE CHART............... 52

IDENTIFICATION DATA ...................................... 55

JOINTS WITH SCREW CLAMPS ........................ 55

CHECKING AND TOPPING UP

ENGINE OIL LEVEL ............................................. 56

CHANGING ENGINE OIL AND OIL FILTER........ 57

FRONT WHEEL ................................................... 58

REAR WHEEL...................................................... 58

FRONT BRAKE CALLIPER.................................. 59

CHECKING THE CARDAN SHAFT OIL LEVEL . 60

CHECKING GEARBOX FLUID LEVEL ................ 60

REAR-VIEW MIRRORS ....................................... 60

INSPECTING THE FRONT AND REAR

SUSPENSIONS.................................................... 61

FRONT SUSPENSION......................................... 62

REAR SUSPENSION ........................................... 62

CHECKING THE BRAKE PADS FOR WEAR ...... 64

ADJUSTING THE THROTTLE CONTROL .......... 65

SPARK PLUGS .................................................... 65

CHECKING THE STAND ..................................... 67

BATTERY ............................................................. 68

LONG INACTIVITY OF THE BATTERY............... 69

CHECKING AND CLEANING THE TERMINALS. 69

REMOVING THE BATTERY ................................ 70

CHECKING BATTERY FLUID LEVEL ................. 71

CHARGING THE BATTERY ................................ 71

INSTALLING THE BATTERY ............................... 71

CHECKING THE SWITCHES............................... 72

CHANGING THE FUSES ..................................... 73

BEAM SETTING................................................... 74

BULBS .................................................................. 75

CHANGING THE HEADLIGHT BULBS................ 76

CHANGING THE FRONT AND REAR TURN

INDICATOR BULBS ............................................. 77

CHANGING THE TAIL LIGHT BULB.................... 77

REPLACING THE NUMBER PLATE BULB ......... 77

TRANSPORT............................................... 78

DRAINING THE FUEL TANK ............................... 78

CLEANING .................................................. 79

LONG PERIODS OF INACTIVITY........................ 80

TECHNICAL DATA...................................... 82

LUBRICANT CHART ............................................ 85

WIRING DIAGRAM - GRISO................................ 86

WIRING DIAGRAM KEY - GRISO........................ 87

WIRE COLOURS.................................................. 87

AUTHORISED DEALERS AND SERVICE

CENTRES............................................................. 88

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SAFE DRIVE

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BASIC SAFETY RULES

To drive the vehicle, you must satisfy certain

legal requirements (driving licence, minimum

age limit, psychophysical fitness, insurance,

vehicle licence tax, vehicle registration,

number plate, etc.).

Begin to familiarise yourself with the

vehicle by riding in low traffic areas and/or

private ground.

The use of medicines, alcohol and drugs or

psychotropic substances notably increases

the risk of accidents.

Your riding is also affected by your

physical and mental condition - do not ride

if you are feeling ill, upset, tired or sleepy.

Most road accidents are caused by

inexperienced riders.

NEVER lend your vehicle to a beginner

and make sure any person borrowing your

vehicle fills the legal requirements for

driving.

Strictly observe all posted signs and

national and local road regulations.

Avoid any sudden or risky manoeuvres

that may endanger your and other people's

safety (for example: wheelies, speeding,

etc.), and adjust your riding style to road

surface conditions, visibility, etc.

Avoid obstacles that could damage the

vehicle or make you lose control of the

vehicle.

Avoid riding in the slipstream of vehicles

ahead in order to increase your speed.

WARNING

Always hold the handlebars with both

hands and keep both feet on the

footrests (or on the rider's footboards),

in the correct riding position.

Do not stand up or stretch your limbs

while riding.

Do not stand up or stretch your limbs while

riding.

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Do not allow yourself to become distracted

by other persons or by smoking, eating,

drinking, reading etc. when riding.

Use only the specified fuels and lubricants

indicated in the "LUBRICANT CHART" and

check oil, fuel and coolant levels at regular

intervals.

If the vehicle has been involved in an

accident, check the control levers, pipes

and hoses, wires, the braking system and

key components for damage.

If in doubt, have the vehicle inspected at a

Moto Guzzi Authorised Dealer and ask

them to carefully check the frame,

handlebars, suspensions, safety parts and

all devices whose inspection is best left to

a skilled mechanic.

Remember to report any malfunction to the

technicians and/or mechanics to facilitate

their work.

Never use the vehicle when the amount of

damage it has suffered makes it unsafe to

ride.

Never change the position, inclination or

colour of: number plate, turn indicators,

lights and horns.

Any modification made to the vehicle will

invalidate the warranty.

Making any modifications to the vehicle

and/or removing the original components

can adversely affect vehicle performance

and safety or make it illegal to ride.

Observe applicable law and all national

and local regulations concerning vehicle

equipment.

In particular, avoid any modifications apt to

enhance performance or alter the vehicle's

original specifications.

Never race with other vehicles.

Do not ride off road.

ONLY ORIGINALS

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CLOTHING

Always wear and fasten your helmet

correctly before moving off. Make sure

your helmet complies with applicable

regulations, is not damaged, is the right

size and keep the visor clean.

Wear protective clothing, preferably bright

and/or reflective clothing. This will ensure

you are easily seen by other road users

and reduce the risk of an accident, besides

affording improved protection in the event

of a fall.

Wear tight-fitting clothing fastened at the

wrists and ankles; make sure no strings,

belts and ties are hanging loose; make

sure no items of clothing or other objects

can distract you or become entangled with

moving parts or with the handlebars.

Do not ride with sharp or pointed objects in

your pockets as they might cause injury in

the event of a fall (this includes keys, pens,

glass vials, etc. - note that the same

applies to your passenger).

ACCESSORIES

The owner of the vehicle is responsible for

the choice, installation and use of any

accessory.

Any accessories installed must not cover

the horns or lights or impair their operation,

restrict suspension travel and steering

angle, impair the operation of any vehicle

controls or affect ground clearance or bank

angle in a bend.

Avoid using accessories that may hamper

access to vehicle controls, as this can slow

down your reaction in an emergency.

Large fairings and windshields may affect

the vehicle's aerodynamics and make it

unstable, especially at high speeds.

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Make sure any accessories installed are

fastened securely to the vehicle and will not

affect safety during riding.

Do not install or modify any electric devices

in such a manner as to exceed vehicle

capacity, as this may lead to a power

shortage or failure causing the engine to stop

suddenly or rendering the horn and lights

inoperative.

Moto Guzzi recommends that you only use

genuine Moto Guzzi accessories.

LOAD

Be careful not to overload the vehicle with

exceeding luggage. Place your luggage as

close as possible to the centre of gravity of

the vehicle and make sure its weight is

evenly distributed across both sides of the

vehicle to keep it stable. Make sure that the

luggage is firmly secured to the vehicle,

especially before long trips.

Avoid fixing bulky, heavy and/or dangerous

objects to the handlebars, mudguards and

forks - this could slow down the vehicle's

response in turns and would inevitably

affect handling.

Do not secure bulky bags to the vehicle

sides, as they could hit people or obstacles

when riding, resulting in loss of control.

Do not carry any luggage unless firmly

secured to the vehicle.

Do not carry any bags which protrude too

much over luggage rack or cover the lights,

horn or indicators.

Do not carry pets or children sitting on the

glove compartment or on the luggage rack.

Do not exceed the maximum load capacity

of each luggage rack.

The overloaded vehicle will become

unstable and handle poorly.

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POSITION OF KEY COMPONENTS

KEY

1) Headlight

2) Instrument panel

3) Left rear-view mirror

4) Fuel tank filler plug

5) Fuel tank

6) Left side body panel

7) Battery

8) Main fuse carrier (30A)

9) Passenger/rider seat

10) Passenger grab strap

11) Tool kit compartment

12) Left passenger footrest

13) Seat lock

14) Left rider footrest

15) Gear shift lever

16) Engine oil dipstick

17) Side stand

1 2 3 4

17 16 15 14 13 12

5 6 1097 8

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1) Tail light

2) Right side body panel

3) Rear brake fluid reservoir

4) Right rear-view mirror

5) Front brake fluid reservoir

6) Oil cooler

7) Engine oil filter

8) Rear brake lever

9) Right rider footrest

10) Cardan shaft

11) Right passenger footrest

12) Single-sided swinging arm

1 2

12 11 10 9 8 7 6

3 4 5

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LOCATION OF INSTRUMENTS/CONTROLS

LOCATION OF INSTRUMENTS/CONTROLS - KEY

1) Clutch lever

2) Ignition switch/steering lock ( - - )

3) Instruments and indicators

4) Front brake lever

5) Throttle grip

6) Dimmer switch ( - )

7) Display functions switch

8) High beam flasher - passing button

9) SET push-button

10)Starter button ( )

11)Engine stop switch ( - )

12)Horn button ( )

13)Turn indicator switch ( )

1 2 3 4 5

9 8

7

12

6

13

11

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INSTRUMENTS AND INDICATORS

LOCATION OF INSTRUMENTS/CONTROLS - KEY

1) Rev counter

2) Green neutral light ( )

3) Orange low fuel warning light ( )

4) Red engine oil pressure warning light ( )

5) Yellow side stand light ( )

6) Green turn indicator warning light ( )

7) Blue high beam warning light ( )

8) Red alarms/immobiliser warning light ( )

9) Multifunction digital display.

9

1

2

3

4

5

6 7 8

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INSTRUMENTS AND INDICATORS TABLE

When the ignition key is turned to " " with the engine stopped, all warning lights come on for a LED check-up and go out after three

seconds. If one or more warning lights do not come on at this stage, contact a Moto Guzzi Authorised Dealer.

Description Function

Multifunction

digital display

Speedometer (km/h -

MPH)

Displays current, average or maximum riding speed (in kilometres or miles) depending on presetting,

see page 15 (MULTIFUNCTION COMPUTER).

Odometer

(KM - Mi)

Displays partial or total Km/miles run, see page 15 (MULTIFUNCTION COMPUTER).

Ambient

temperature (°C/°F)

Displays ambient temperature, the value is shown in the top right corner of the display. When

temperature is close to 3° C (37 °F) the ice symbol should be displayed. Range in °C or °F is

selected through the display, see page 15 (MULTIFUNCTION COMPUTER).

Clock Displays time (hour and minutes) as preset, see page 15 (MULTIFUNCTION COMPUTER).

Battery voltage V

BATT

Displays the battery voltage in Volts, see page 15 (MULTIFUNCTION COMPUTER).

Lap timer Displays the different lap times, as preset, see page 15 (MULTIFUNCTION COMPUTER).

Diagnosis

In case a serious failure is detected, one that might jeopardise the vehicle or the rider's safety,

the panel will show an icon indicating the failure cause (such as: oil pressure , maintenance

intervals ).

If the wording " SERVICE" appears during normal engine

operation, it means that the ECU or the instrument panel have

detected a failure. In most cases, the engine will keep running, although giving less

performance. Immediately contact a Moto Guzzi Authorised Dealer.

Revolution counter rpm

Indicates the number of revolutions of the engine per minute.

Never exceed the engine max. speed rate, see page 48 (RUNNING-IN).

Continued X

CAUTION

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Engine oil pressure Warning light

Comes on when the ignition switch is set to " " with the engine stopped as a lamp test.

If the light does not come on in this phase, contact a

Moto Guzzi Authorised Dealer.

If the engine oil pressure warning light remains on after the start

or comes on during the normal operation of the engine, this means

that the engine oil pressure in the circuit is insufficient. In this case, stop the engine

immediately and contact a

Moto Guzzi Authorised Dealer.

Alarm led

W

orks as general alarm warning (excluded the engine oil pressure one) and gear shift indicator.

If the LED " " stays on after the engine is started or comes on

during normal engine operation, it means that the control unit

has detected a failure; immediately contact a Moto Guzzi Authorised Dealer.

If LED warning light " " flashes when the vehicle is off it means that immobiliser or optional

anti-theft alarm have been enabled.

Turn indicator warning light Blinks when the turn indicators are on.

High beam warning light Comes on when the high beam bulbs are on or when the headlight signaller is operated.

Low fuel warning light

Comes on when the quantity of fuel left in the tank is approx. 3.3 l.

In this case, top up as soon as possible, see page 28 (FUEL).

Neutral indicator warning light Comes on when the gear is in neutral.

Side stand down light Turns on when the side stand is down.

Description Function

CAUTION

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MULTIFUNCTION COMPUTER

When you turn the ignition key to " ", the

following instrument panel lights will turn

on for 2 seconds:

- the "GRISO" logo

- all warning lights

- backlighting

Rev counter index (1) moves to maximum

value, as set by the user.

After 2 seconds, all instruments will briefly

show the current values of the

corresponding parameters.

The display shows the following standard

settings:

√ speed (zone A)

√ clock (zone B)

√ odometer (zone C)

√ ambient temperature (zone D)

√ on-board computer and accessories

functions (zone E)

CONTROLS

2) Switch with three positions: TRIP1 /

TRIP2 / MODE

3) SET button; briefly press it to scroll the

functions in the menus, press for

several seconds to confirm selected

option.

TRIP 1 AND 2

In TRIP 1 and 2 the data concerning trip 1

and 2 are shown.

Indication of displayed trip meter is on the

right, at the bottom.

Set selector (2) to the position

corresponding to TRIP configuration to be

displayed (TRIP 1 or TRIP 2).

At the bottom (F) are the following data:

√ TRIP METER

√ TRIP TIME

√ FUEL CONSUMPTION

√ MAXIMUM SPEED

√ AVERAGE SPEED

Briefly press SET (3) to toggle between

these parameters. Press it for several

seconds to reset all data from selected

TRIP meter.

B D

A

C

E

1

2

3

TRIP METER

TRIP TIME

FUEL CONSUMPTION

MAXIMUM SPEED

AVERAGE SPEED

TIME

AVG

SPEED

AVG

FUEL

MAX

TRIP

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MODE

MODE configuration features the functions

allowing the user to interact with the

system.

Set selector (2) to MODE position to select

MODE configuration.

At the bottom (F), the following data are

alternately displayed every time the SET

button (3) is pressed:

√ BATTERY VOLTAGE

√ INSTANT FUEL CONSUMPTION

√ LAP TIMER

√ MENU (function disabled when vehicle is

in motion)

BATTERY VOLTAGE and INSTANT FUEL

CONSUMPTION do not allow interaction

with the user.

LAP TIME

From MODE configuration, briefly press

SET button (3) and select LAP TIME

function to use the lap timer. At the bottom

(F) of the display "CHRONO" appears and

the number of the last time measured is

next to it, together with time measured.

Briefly press SET button (3) to start

recording a new session with the lap timer.

Press again the SET button (3) within the

first 10 seconds from when the timer starts,

time measurement is cancelled and a new

one is started. Press again the SET button

(3) after 10 seconds have elapsed from

timer start, time measurement is stopped,

stored and a new one is started. Stop the

time measurement session by pressing the

SET (3) push-button for several seconds.

Acquisition ends as soon as 40 lap times

are stored; ≈FULL∆ is displayed. Stop the

vehicle, see page 49 (STOPPING) and

enter the VIEW TIMES function of the LAP

TIME menu to read the stored lap times.

BATTERY VOLTAGE

INSTANT FUEL

CONSUMPTION

LAP TIMER

FUEL

CHRONO 1

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MENU

If vehicle is stopped and selector is set to

MODE, configuration menu of the MENU

page can be accessed. To enter this

function, confirm MENU selection [press

SET button (3) for several seconds].

Configuration menu options are:

√ EXIT

√ SETTINGS

√ LAP TIMER

√ DIAGNOSTICS

√ LANGUAGE

SETTINGS

When confirming SETTINGS selection

(pressing SET button (3) for several

seconds) the following options are

displayed:

√ EXIT

√ TIME SETTINGS

√ GEAR SHIFT INDICATOR

√ BACK LIGHTING

√ °C/°F

√ 12H/24H

√ CHANGE THE CODE

√ CODE RECOVERY

Time settings

This mode allows you to set the clock. In

this function, hours increase by one unit

every time the SET button (3) is pressed;

when value is 12 or 24, it goes back to 1 if

the SET button (3) is pressed again.

AM indication becomes PM or vice versa

when time goes from 11:59 to 12:00.

Press the SET button (3) for several

seconds to store the value and go to

minutes setting mode. Minutes increase by

one unit every time the SET button (3) is

pressed; when value is 59, it goes back to

0 if the SET button (3) is pressed again.

Press the SET button (3) for several

seconds to complete the procedure; the

instrument panel sets back to SETTINGS

menu.

Gear shift indicator

This function allows you to set the value for

the Gear shift indicator threshold. As soon

as you enter this function, the display

shows ≈GEAR SHIFT INDICATOR∆ (if

English is the selected language) and the

rev counter scale indicates the threshold

value.

Briefly press the SET (3) push-button to

increase threshold value by 100 RPM.

Once the top limit has been reached, press

the push-button again to decrease the

value.

Press the SET button (3) for several

seconds to complete the operation; the

display sets back to SETTINGS menu.

When battery is connected for the first

time, the instrument panel sets to running-

in rpm value, the next time battery is

connected it sets to last set value.

√ RUNNING-IN RPM: 6500

√ MINIMUM RPM (THAT CAN BE SET):

6000

√ MAXIMUM RPM (THAT CAN BE SET):

8500

When the set threshold is exceeded, the

alarm light (4) on the instrument panel

flashes until the value goes below the

threshold.

4

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Back Lighting

This function allows you to set

backlighting: three levels are available.

From this function, every time the SET

button (3) is briefly pressed, the following

icons are alternately displayed:

√ LOW

√ MEAN

√ HIGH

Press the SET button (3) for several

seconds to complete the operation; the

instrument panel sets back to SETTINGS

menu.

°C/°F

This function allows you to select the unit

of measurement for ambient temperature.

From this function, every time the SET

button (3) is briefly pressed, the following

two units of measurement are alternately

displayed:

°C

°F

Press the SET button (3) for several

seconds to store the data; the instrument

panel sets back to SETTINGS menu.

12H/24H

This function allows you to select the time

format. From this function, every time the

SET button (3) is briefly pressed, the

following formats are alternately displayed:

12H

24H

Press the SET button (3) for several

seconds to store the data; the instrument

panel sets back to SETTINGS menu.

Change the code

This function is used when the old code is

available and is to be changed.

Within this function, the following message

is displayed:

"INSERT THE OLD CODE"

As soon as the old code is acknowledged,

the new code is requested; the following

message is displayed:

"INSERT THE NEW CODE"

Once the operation is over, the display

goes back to DIAGNOSIS menu. If you

entered with the code, this operation will

not be allowed.

Once the operation is over, the instrument

panel goes back to SETTINGS menu.

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Code recovery

This function is used when the old code is

not available and you need to change it. In

this case it is necessary to insert at least

two keys in the ignition switch. The first key

is already inserted, a second key is

requested with the message:

"INSERT THE 2nd KEY"

The instrument panel remains on in-

between these two keys; if the second key

is not inserted within 20 seconds the

operation is aborted. When the second key

is acknowledged, the new code is

requested with the message:

"INSERT THE NEW CODE"

Once the operation is over, the display

goes back to DIAGNOSIS menu. If you

entered with the code, this operation will

not be allowed.

Once the operation is over, the instrument

panel goes back to SETTINGS menu.

LAP TIMER

When confirming LAP TIMER selection

[pressing SET button (3) for several

seconds] the following options are

displayed:

√ EXIT

√ VIEW TIMES

√ DELETE TIMES

View times

This function also displays the acquired lap

times. Briefly press the SET button (3) to

scroll the pages with the times measured;

press it for several seconds to set the

display to LAP TIME menu. If the battery is

disconnected, stored times are lost.

Delete times

This function deletes the acquired lap times.

Deletion should be confirmed. Once the

operation is over, the display goes back to

LAP TIMER menu.

DIAGNOSIS

This function interfaces with the systems

fitted to the motorcycle to carry out

diagnosis. To enable it, you need a special

password only available to the Moto Guzzi

Authorised Dealer.

LANGUAGE

This function allows you to choose the

language of any message displayed.

Available options are:

√ ITALIANO

√ ENGLISH

√ FRANCAIS

√ DEUTSCH

√ ESPAGNOL

Once the operation is over, the display

goes back to LANGUAGE menu.

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SERVICE INTERVAL

When the scheduled service intervals are

reached, an icon is displayed (symbol of a

spanner).

Switches on first at: 1,500 km

Then switches on: every 10,000 km

ALARM DISPLAY

In case a serious failure is detected, one

that might jeopardise the vehicle or the

rider's safety, the display will show an icon

indicating the failure cause, at the bottom

(F).

Alarms are divided in two groups

depending on their priority:

High priority: Engine oil pressure, Errors

from control unit and instrument panel

errors.

Low priority: Turn indicators and Control

unit disconnect.

If there are many alarms with the same

priority level, the relevant icons are

displayed alternately.

High priority alarms do not allow you to

display low priority ones.

If the alarm light and the SERVICE icon

briefly come on, it does not mean that there

is a failure.

MAX

ENGINE OIL PRESSURE

ECU ERRORS,

INSTRUMENT PANEL ERRORS

LEFT DIRECTION

INDICATOR FAULT

RIGHT DIRECTION

INDICATOR FAULT

ECU DISCONNECTED

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