BRP Lynx Commander 800R E-TEC 2018, Operator'S Manual

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MONITORING SYSTEM
NOTE: Some of the listed pilot lamps and messages do not apply to all models.
PILOT
LAMP(S)
ON
BEEPER
MESSAGE
DISPLAY
DESCRIPTION
ENGINE
OVERHEAT
Engine is overheating, reduce snowmobile
speed and run in loose snow or stop
engine immediately and let engine cool
down.
Check coolant level, refer to
MAINTENANCE
. If coolant level is correct
and overheating persists, contact an
authorized Lynx dealer. Do not run the
engine if condition persists.
4 short
beeps
every 30
seconds
MUFFLER
Reduce speed or stop engine. Let engine
cool down and restart.
If overheating
persists, contact an authorized Lynx dealer.
Do not run the engine if condition persists.
ENGINE
OVERHEAT
Critical overheat. Stop engine immediately
and let engine cool down. Check coolant
level, refer to
MAINTENANCE
. If coolant
level is correct and overheating persists,
contact an authorized Lynx dealer. Do not
run the engine if condition persists.
MUFFLER
OVERHEAT
Short
beeps
repeating
rapidly
ECM OVERHEAT
Critical overheat. Stop engine immediately
and let engine cool down. If overheating
persists, contact an authorized Lynx dealer.
Do not run the engine if condition persists.
Do not run the engine if condition persists.
LOW BAT
4 short
beeps
every
5
minutes
HIGH BAT
Indicate a low or high battery voltage
condition. See an authorized Lynx dealer
as soon as possible.
4 short
beeps
CHECK ENGINE
Engine fault, see an authorized Lynx dealer
as soon as possible.
—
4 short
beeps
every
5
minutes
KNOCK
Engine detonation (RPM is limited when
this condition occurs).
– Ensure recommended fuel is used.
– Check fuel quality, replace if necessary.
– If fault still occurs, contact an authorized
Lynx dealer.
—
4 short
beeps
every
5
minutes
REV LIMIT
Engine RPM limited for protection when
certain faults occur.
— —
OVER REV
Indicates that maximum engine RPM is
reached. Check clutch calibration.
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