Malaguti PHANTOM MAX 200 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 148

5.5 COOLANT
• The coolant expansion tank is located on the front side of the
vehicle under the left hand cover (section 1.5 page 9).
• Check the coolant level in the tank when the engine is cool, in
order to avoid possible burnings. NEVER REMOVE THE TANK
CAP WHILE THE ENGINE IS WARM.
• The coolant level is sufficient if it is between the MIN. and MAX.
notches marked on the tank.
• If it is lower that the MIN. notch, top up until you reach the MAX.
notch.
• We advise you to use Q8 TOP FLUID coolant.
NOTE: the cooling circuit is supplied with an electric fan, actuated
by a thermistor, which automatically cools the fluid inside
the radiator if temperature rises too much.
The electric fan is protected by a 7.5A fuse located in the
EN
front glove compartment, see section 6.7
WARNING! Before using the vehicle, check that the cooling surface
of the radiator, located behind the front wheel, is not clogged
by leaves, paper, mud, etc...
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Fluid temperature indicator
The operational temperature is indicated by the special indicator
(Fig. 34) which is located in the dashboard. If the indicating pointer
is steadily positioned in zone A, temperature is normal. If the red
water temperature warning light (3) comes on (indicator on the
red notches, B), stop the vehicle immediately. Allow the engine
to cool down and check that there are, for instace, no objects
clogging the cooling surface of the water cooler located behind
the front wheel (eliminate them); nor leakages inside the circuit
with subsequent leak of fluid (see oil level, topping up). Make sure
that the fan fuse is in good conditions (if not, replace it).
For any trouble inside the cooling circuit we advise you to contact
a Malaguti Service Centre for a thorough check as soon as
possible, even if the cause of the trouble has already been
removed.
If temperature is not displayed and the red warning light
is flashing, the temperature sensor or cables are not in
working order. Contact an Authorised Malaguti Service
Centre immediately.
A
B
3
Fig. 34