Alarm Function - Malaguti Password 250 Benutzer- Und Wartungshandbuch

3.11.5 ALARM FUNCTION

A) ICE ALARM:
• This means that there may be ice on
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B) BATTERY CHARGE ALARM (VBATT):
• This displays the battery charge level.
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C) OIL CHECK/OIL CHANGE - V.BELT CHANGE ALARM:
• This reminds you of scheduled
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the road.
The function is displayed for 5 seconds
every 2 minutes, when the sensor is re-
cording a temperature equal to or lower
than 4°C. The message 'ICE' will remain
steadily lit on the display during func-
tion selection, to remind you that there
may be ice on the road, until the sensor
is reading a temperature of or above 6°C.
The battery icon appears along with
'MIN.'; this indication will be flashing
only when the battery is flat and the
engine is off.
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The icon appears, along with the mes-
sage "OIL CHA". This indication will flash for 1
minute when the ignition key is turned on if
the limit for scheduled checks (see the
MAINTENANCE TABLE on page 30) has
been reached. The Authorised MALAGUTI
Service Centre will turn off the lights and
reset the counters, once the requested op-
eration has been performed.
3.11.6 MILE OR KILOMETRE SELECTION
If you are driving in countries where different measurement systems
are adopted, you can change the unit of measurement of the distance
travelled and of the speed recorded (instant and average) from
kilometres to miles or vice versa. To make this change, the ignition key
must be OFF . Now, proceed as follows:
• Disconnect the power supply for a few minutes by removing
and refitting the general protection fuse. The selection menu
will appear on the display.
• Turn ON the ignition key.
• Select the desired unit of measurement by pressing the MODE
when the requested unit of measurement is displayed.
Stored data (with the exception of TOD) will be reset.
This choice must be made every time the digital instrument
board remains without power for a few minutes.
IMPORTANT: using a unit of measurement that differs from
the one used in the country where you are driving may
lead to improper calculations, especially concerning the
vehicle's speed. Consequences include exposure of the
driver and others to dangers, as well as fines.
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