Probable Cause
- Insufficient battery voltage.
- Loose wire connections.
- Worn or damaged wire harnesses.
- Malfunctioning Display Console.
- Malfunctioning Alternator Control Board.
- Malfunctioning Alternator
Corrective Action
- Check the battery voltage. 6VDC non-alkaline battery and it should test at a minimum of 6.0 VDC.
- Replace the battery if it fails to meet minimum requirements.
- Disconnect then, reconnect connections.
- Inspect wire harnesses. Replace any worn or damaged harness.
- Test with substitute Display Console.
- Replace malfunctioning Display Console.
- Test with substitute Alternator Control Board.
- Replace malfunctioning board.
- Test Alternator output or, test with substitute Alternator.
- Alternator Voltage Test:
- Attach DC voltmeter to Alternator.
- Voltmeter positive (+) probe to Alternator red lead.
- Voltmeter negative (-) lead to Alternator black lead.
- Maintain pedal speed greater than 45 RPM.
- Press START key.
- Alternator Voltage Specification: 9 - 11 VDC when pedal speed greater than 45 RPM.
- Replace malfunctioning Alternator.
- Attach DC voltmeter to Alternator.
- Alternator Voltage Test:
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