LochLaddie Active member UKGSer Subscriber Joined Aug 21, 2021 Messages 167 Reaction score 26 Location Scotland May 6, 2022 #1 My trip/info switch is sticking in the down position (info). Any thoughts? Is it easy to strip and clean or wait and hope it clears itself? Cheers for the help ....
My trip/info switch is sticking in the down position (info). Any thoughts? Is it easy to strip and clean or wait and hope it clears itself? Cheers for the help ....
leadfarmer He / Him / That Fucker UKGSer Subscriber Joined Nov 5, 2015 Messages 12,991 Reaction score 4,927 Location Dark Side of the Moon (Haute Loire) France May 6, 2022 #2 If the bike's still in guarantee get it replaced, it's a common problem Otherwise a squirt of WD40 should sort it
If the bike's still in guarantee get it replaced, it's a common problem Otherwise a squirt of WD40 should sort it
LochLaddie Active member UKGSer Subscriber Joined Aug 21, 2021 Messages 167 Reaction score 26 Location Scotland May 6, 2022 #3 leadfarmer said: it's a common problem Click to expand... How many times do you hear this .... so frustrating with manufactures .... it will be a squirt
leadfarmer said: it's a common problem Click to expand... How many times do you hear this .... so frustrating with manufactures .... it will be a squirt
Engineer Outing the ideological nut jobs of this site UKGSer Subscriber Joined Dec 20, 2004 Messages 36,172 Reaction score 1,287 Location Bedfordshire May 6, 2022 #4 leadfarmer said: If the bike's still in guarantee get it replaced, it's a common problem Otherwise a squirt of WD40 should sort it Click to expand... WD40 may damage the thin waterproof seals in the switch element - assuming they are the same as the early 1200 ones, happened to mine.
leadfarmer said: If the bike's still in guarantee get it replaced, it's a common problem Otherwise a squirt of WD40 should sort it Click to expand... WD40 may damage the thin waterproof seals in the switch element - assuming they are the same as the early 1200 ones, happened to mine.
Robbi Well-known member UKGSer Subscriber Joined Oct 11, 2020 Messages 6,400 Reaction score 3,525 Location Bangor NI May 6, 2022 #5 Engineer said: WD40 may damage the thin waterproof seals in the switch element - assuming they are the same as the early 1200 ones, happened to mine. Click to expand... Would you suggest anything else to use.?
Engineer said: WD40 may damage the thin waterproof seals in the switch element - assuming they are the same as the early 1200 ones, happened to mine. Click to expand... Would you suggest anything else to use.?
leadfarmer He / Him / That Fucker UKGSer Subscriber Joined Nov 5, 2015 Messages 12,991 Reaction score 4,927 Location Dark Side of the Moon (Haute Loire) France May 7, 2022 #6 Engineer said: WD40 may damage the thin waterproof seals in the switch element - assuming they are the same as the early 1200 ones, happened to mine. Click to expand... Oh dear Mine got sticky and got WD40’d Still OK for now……….
Engineer said: WD40 may damage the thin waterproof seals in the switch element - assuming they are the same as the early 1200 ones, happened to mine. Click to expand... Oh dear Mine got sticky and got WD40’d Still OK for now……….
(RIP) Mark H Formerly known as Easyrider5258 (Mark) Joined Mar 19, 2005 Messages 4,361 Reaction score 307 Location Remotely in East Anglia May 7, 2022 #7 Robbi said: Would you suggest anything else to use.? Click to expand... Here ya go; Amazon do it Attachments IMG_20220507_082246.jpg 219.2 KB · Views: 155
Santa-2512 Omnipotent one UKGSer Subscriber Joined Aug 3, 2016 Messages 13,577 Reaction score 3,179 Location North Pole May 7, 2022 #8 If its under warranty, leave well alone, and get it sorted by the dealer, mine was changed under warranty if out of warranty - any of the options above, but bear in mind its longevity may be limited, so plan to refurb/ replace at some point in the future
If its under warranty, leave well alone, and get it sorted by the dealer, mine was changed under warranty if out of warranty - any of the options above, but bear in mind its longevity may be limited, so plan to refurb/ replace at some point in the future
Engineer Outing the ideological nut jobs of this site UKGSer Subscriber Joined Dec 20, 2004 Messages 36,172 Reaction score 1,287 Location Bedfordshire May 8, 2022 #9 Robbi said: Would you suggest anything else to use.? Click to expand... Honestly no - get the switches replaced. This was my thread from years ago - may be relevant still? depends on how the design has changed. https://www.ukgser.com/forums/showt...witches-water-ingress?highlight=water+ingress
Robbi said: Would you suggest anything else to use.? Click to expand... Honestly no - get the switches replaced. This was my thread from years ago - may be relevant still? depends on how the design has changed. https://www.ukgser.com/forums/showt...witches-water-ingress?highlight=water+ingress