Solo TOC-1, Owner'S Manual

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Instrument Panel
Warning Lights
Brake warning indicators
If a brake warning indicator illuminates
while driving, slow down and pull off the
road as soon as it is safe to do so.
The vehicle brake system consists of two hydraulic circuits. If
one circuit is not working, the remaining circuit will still work to
stop the vehicle. For normal braking performance, both circuits
need to be working.
The brake warning indicators illuminate briefly when the key
switch is turned to START, indicating that they are working. If
an indicator illuminates and remains illuminated, there is a
brake problem.
The red brake warning indicator illuminates when the
system detects a low brake fluid level. Check the
brake fluid and fill as needed. See “Brake Fluid”,
page 7-8 .
The yellow brake warning indicator illuminates when
the system detects a brake problem. Have the vehicle
transported to an ElectraMeccanica Authorized
Service Provider for service. See “Vehicle Recovery”,
page 7-42 .
Electronic Parking Brake (EPB) warning indicator
If the EPB warning indicator illuminates continuously
or flashes, there is a problem with the EPB. Have the
EPB system inspected immediately by an
ElectraMeccanica Authorized Service Provider.
12V battery warning indicator
The 12V battery warning indicator illuminates briefly
when the key switch is turned to START, indicating
that it is working. If the indicator stays on or
illuminates while driving, this indicates that the 12V power
supply of the vehicle is lower than the acceptable range.
If this indicator illuminates while you are driving, slow down and
pull off the road as soon as it is safe to do so. Have the vehicle
transported to a facility where you can charge the 12V battery.
See “Charging the 12V Battery”, page 7-31 .
If the 12V battery warning indicator remains illuminated after
charging the 12V battery, contact your ElectraMeccanica
Authorized Service Provider.
Fault indicator
If this indicator illuminates, a fault has been detected.
Malfunctions are often detected by the system
before any problem is noticeable. Being aware of the
indicator and seeking service promptly when it illuminates may
prevent vehicle damage.
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