reset BMW MOTORRAD K 1200 S 2004 Rider's Manual (in English)
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Operation334
Residual range The residual operating range is
only displayed when the
reserve level is reached. It is
determined on the basis of the
previous riding style and the
available fuel.
If the motorcycle is resting on
its side-stand, the level in the
tank cannot be measured
correctly, so this estimate of
residual operating range will
be inaccurate.The Tripmaster registers that
you have refuelled when
approximately 3 litres have
been added.
Resetting the trip meter• Switch on the ignition.
• Select the desired trip
odometer.
• Press the Tripmaster
button1 for longer than
2 seconds.
» The trip meter is set to zero.Kill switchThe kill switch can be used to
switch off the engine easily,
either during or after a fall. Operating the kill switch
when riding can cause
the rear wheel to lock and thus
cause a fall.
Do not operate the kill switch
when riding.c
• Turn kill switch1 to the left or
right to positionB.
» The engine electronics con-
trol unit switches the engine
off.
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6115
Maintenance
• Remove negative battery
lead 2 first.
•Then remove the positive
battery lead 3.
•Undo screws 4 and pull the
retaining bracket backwards.• Lift the battery upwards; if it is
difficult to move, moving it
back and forth will help.
Installing the battery
An overview of the types of
screw used and the corre-
sponding tightening torques can
be found on (
b 125).c
During the work described
below, a motorcycle that
has been parked unsafely can
fall over.
Make sure that the motorcycle is
parked securely.c
• If necessary, ignition key in the
"ignition off" position.
• Place the battery in the battery
compartment, positive termi-
nal on the right in the direction
of travel.• Push the retaining bracket
over the battery; tighten the
screws to the appropriate
tightening torque.
• Fit the positive battery lead first
of all; tighten to the appropri-
ate tightening torque.
• Then fit the negative battery
lead; tighten to the appropriate
tightening torque.
• Fit the battery compartment
lid; tighten the screws to the
appropriate tightening torque.
• Switch on the ignition.
• Fully open the throttle once or
twice.
» The engine management
system records the throttle-
valve position.
After connecting the
battery, the time must be
reset.c
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Indexi152
Luggage
Safety information, 50
Strapping, 42MMotorcycle equipment, 5
Multifunction display, 14NNeutral, telltale light, 18PParking light, 38
Bulb, 15
Replacing the bulb, 108
Parking your motorcycle, 61, 65
Power socket,9,74,136
Pre-ride check, 53RRear light, replacing the
bulb, 108
Rear shock absorber
adjustment, 9Rear spring preload
adjustment, 9
Rear wheel stand, 104
Replacement keys, 32
Resetting the odometer, 34
Residual braking function, 71
Residual range, 34
Restoring to use, 121
Rev. counter, 14
Rider’s equipment, 6
Running in
Brake pads, 58
General information, 58
SSafety check before a
journey, 52
Safety instructions, 50
Seat
Installing, 41
Lock, 9
Placing down, 40
Removing, 40Securing the steering lock, 31
Sensor for instrument cluster
lighting, 14
Shifting gear, 59
Side stand
Folding in, 63
Position on starting, 55
Unfolding, 61
Spark plugs, technical data, 135
Speed
Safety information, 50
Technical data, 138
Speedometer, 14
Splash guard, 116
Starter, 13
Starting, 56
Symbols, 4
TTechnical data
Bolt connections, 124
Dimensions and weights, 137
Electrical system, 135
Engine, 127