Riding mode button not working, Menu button working one of ten times

Martin_z_BA said:

Morning update:
After reconnecting battery the "Check engine" error disappeared.
Buttons did not worked, but on second they started to response. Not perfectly, but yes.
I set the date, time and my riding mode.
Then I get "perfect" idea to spray them with contact cleaner. To both. Guess what happened. Yes, both stopped to work.
Now I think, there can be not the wet but wax from cleaning or dirt. I don't want to disassemble the whole unit, I'll leave it for the service. I've sprayed CRC 5-56 (earlier developed and better than WD40) and I'll try to mack it, if it doesn't manage to clean the contacts.
I think I could blow it with compressor and clean air, but I don't have one. Maybe it helps.

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Kiwicol said:

You'll also have to allow 'relearn' of the quickshifter. There is another thread on the forum about how to do this, I've copied it for you. It 100% works as I've tried it.




After 10 seconds in 6th gear, the quick shifter works again, no need to stop or shutdown, it just begins to work again as usual.

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Journeyman said:

Sounds like water in the switches, based on what you've said. I do not cover my switches when washing the bike (and ride in the rain), so not sure how this happens, exactly, but sure sounds like the issue. I would get some compressed air (dust-off) in a can and give that a go, since you don't have a compressor. I'm not familiar with the spray you used, but would think WD-40 might help after thoroughly drying out the switches and then blow it out again. I think water out and it'll behave. I'd do all this before writing off all the electrical components and before resorting to taking it to a shop. Btw, how many miles are on your bike?

I realize that basic maintenance is not for everyone, but if you can read a recipe and cook, you can do your own oil change. You're going to ride nearly 300km (time/gas) and then wait for someone else to do what you can definitely do yourself in less time, with the oil of your choice, and much cheaper. You should consider it- there are many posts here about it and it's well documented in the maintenance manual (located in Resources- top of this page). It's not (sorry)..... Rocket science

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Martin_z_BA said:

I will ask in service and then try air compressor.
Regarding mileage, 54000km in 2 and half year.

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Kiwicol said:

That's a very impressive total for 2½ years mate, well done!

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