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D-Air system maintenance
Maintenance of the D-Air
®
system installed on
your motorcycle and jacket/waistcoat
D-Air
®
has been designed and produced according to
high quality standards to ensure its correct operation
over time.
Nevertheless, it is always a good rule to perform a
regular maintenance of the system that entails a few
simple operations.
When cleaning the motorcycle, it is necessary to
follow some rules to avoid damaging the control unit,
the sensors and the display.
Do not clean the motorcycle with high pressure water
jets or steam cleaners near the control unit under the
seat, the fork sensors and the display.
Do not use aggressive chemical products or solvents
near the display, fork sensors and control unit under
the seat. Should the vehicle ordinary and
extraordinary maintenance operations require the
temporary removal of the sensor units (High Range
or Low Range), have it performed by a DUCATI dealer
or authorised service centre.
Any modification of control unit and sensors may lead
to a faulty operation of the system and nulls and voids
the Ducati warranty.
Warning
Do not tamper, remove or move the control unit
of the D-Air
®
system. Please contact a Ducati Dealer
or Authorised Service Centre.
Do not use aggressive chemical products (such as
alcohol, solvents, etc.) to clean the display. Use soft
cloths to clean the display protection cover.
Do not use abrasive cloths that may impair the display
readability.
Avoid direct contact between display and oils/fuels
that may damage it and its readability.
Check the display conditions at regular intervals.
Breaks or cracks may favour water infiltrations and
impair the system operation.
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Summary of Contents for MULTISTRADA 1200S
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