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f12r LC 50 CC
f12r LC 50 CC
TROUBLESHOOTING
electrical and ignition system
WORKSHOP MANUAL
Table of contents
Sez. Pag.
INTRODUCTION 1 3
Manual updates 1 3
Notes for easy consultation 1 4
Page layout 1 4
Modified pages 1 4
Additional pages 1 4
Editing symbols 1 4
Abbreviations 1 6
ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS 2 7
CHECKING SWITCHES 2 11
Checking procedures 2 11
Connection of switches 2 11
Position of switches and connection of connectors 2 12
FUSE 2 13
Checking fuses 2 13
IGNITION SYSTEM 2 14
Troubleshooting 2 14
STARTING SYSTEM 2 17
Troubleshooting 2 17
CHARGING SYSTEM 2 21
Troubleshooting 2 21
LIGHTING SYSTEM 2 23
Troubleshooting 2 23
SIGNALLING SYSTEM 2 28
Troubleshooting 2 28
• Malaguti reserves the right to make any and all changes to its vehicles as it deems fit and appropriate at any
time without prior notice.
• No part of this publication, whether text or illustrations, may be reproduced or circulated. Malaguti reserves
all rights over this publication. Reasons must be given for any request for permission (written) thereto.
INTRODUCTION
• This publication describes all necessary steps for troubleshooting concerning the electrical system (Elec-
tronic Injection System) and of the possible service operations, which are necessary for their solution. It
supplies the trade technicians (Authorised Service Centres) with the necessary information for operating in
compliance with the modern concepts of “good practice” and “safety at work”.
• Further information can be derived from the “Chassis” workshop manual, from the “Engine” workshop
manual and from the Spare Parts catalogue.
• All described operations must be performed by technicians with the necessary skill and experience.
• The steps for the removal of body parts and of electric and mechanical components, to allow access to wiring
or electric components to service, can be taken from the “Chassis” Workshop Manual.
• We recommend you follow the information given in this publication with care.
• For any further information you may need, refer to the Malaguti S.p.A. Technical Department.
• It is essential to follow the instructions with great care. Work carried out carelessly or, worse still, work that has
not been accomplished, can cause injuries and damage or, in the less serious cases, tiresome complaints.
MANUAL UPDATES
• Any subsequent updates applying to this Manual will be sent in a reasonable time.
• The table of contents will be duly updated in the event that new pages are inserted, which render the con-
sultation of the manual difficult.
PAGE LAYOUT
Y Chapter
X Y
X Section title
W Page N°
Z Date of issue
Z W
Modified pages
• Modified pages shall bear the same number as those in the previous edition,
followed by the letter M, with the new date of issue appearing in the appropriate box.
• Modified pages may contain new illustrations; in this case, the added illustration (or illustrations) will bear the
number of the illustration on the former page, followed by a letter.
Additional pages
• Any additional pages shall bear the last number of the section to which they belong, followed by the letter A
and the new date of issue.
Editing symbols
• Symbols have been provided for quick and easy reference (see page 6), identifying situations requiring
utmost attention or providing practical suggestions or simple information.
• These symbols may appear next to a text (in which case they refer solely to the text itself), next to a figure
(in which case they refer to the topic illustrated in the figure and to the relative text), or at the top of the page
(in which case they refer to all the topics dealt with in the page).
Note:
the meaning of the symbols should be duly memorised as their scope is to avoid having to repeat basic technical
concepts or safety recommendations. They are therefore to be considered as veritable “memory tags”. In case
of any doubt as to their meaning, consult the page in which they are fully described.
C) FIRE HAZARD
Indicates operations which may constitute a fire
C
hazard.
D) RISK OF EXPLOSION
Indicates operations which may constitute a risk of D
explosion.
E) TOXIC FUMES
E
Indicates a possibility of intoxication or inflammation
of the upper respiratory tract.
F) MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE F
Operations to be performed only by an expert
mechanic.
G) ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE G
Operations be performed only by an expert electrical/
electronic technician
H
H) NO! Operations to be absolutely avoided
L
L) SPARE PARTS CATALOGUE
Indicates information which may be obtained by
R
referring to said catalogue
Abbreviations
F Figure
Cs Tightening torque
P Page
Pr Paragraph
S Section
Sc Diagram
T Table
V Screw
Note:
the letter V in the illustrations refers to retaining or adjusting screws. The number following this letter refers to
the number of the same type of screw in the unit or component described and illustrated. Letters not followed
by a number indicate a single screw. In case of different screws being referred to in the illustration, the letter
V is followed by a number and a small letter, for instance: (V4a).
Unless otherwise specified, units and components are reassembled by proceeding in the reverse order of
removal.
Before any servicing, make sure that the vehicle is perfectly stable.
The front wheel should preferably be anchored to the equipment integral with the lifting board.
ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
4
10
32
VL
1
30
N
2
W
+
M
-
R
N
29
BL
BL
BL
M-N
BL-R
N
GL
N
N-R
+ AR
R
N
N-R
BL-R 10 A BL-R
5
AZ
R
BL 5A
GL
6
GL
L
R-VR 7.5 A RS VR VR
GL-R
VL VL
7
VL
TURN
BL R
ON
0FF
AZ
HORN
AR
BL
9
N
RS RS
35
VL VL
VR VR RS
H8
A B
N N N
VL 10
W
10
W
27
N
VL
VR
35
N
ALLARME
VL RS
H8
A B
R
RS N
PREDISPOSIZIONE
W
11
R
RS
N
VR
N
N N
26
Pick UP
N-R N-R
N 10
N-R
12
>
VL
Uscita ricarica / luci
> VR
W VR
BL-VR
>
>
>
RS
BL
> RS
BL
25
>
13
RS
Interruttore spia olio mix. BL-R
B-VL B-VL B-VL
B-VL
Alim. 12V sotto chiave. > BL GL-BL B-VR
> BL GR
N N N
N-R N
14
Interruttore riserva carburante RS VL
VR BL-VR BL-VR
RS
Alim. 5V
>
Signal rinvio
GL-BL VR GR-R
N
>
12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
B
24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13
15
B-VR
N
24
BL-R
OFF
ON
23
BL-N
Alim. Centralina VR-N N
> BL-R GL-B
> BL-R
BL-N
GL-B GL-B VR-N
N N > N
16
> N BL
VR GR AZ BL
BL-R
Run STOP
<
BL BL BL
22
B-R B-R
N N
ON
0FF
N
START
< B
N
GL-BL
B-R
B
N
BL
18
17
R
21
BL
10
N 20
VR
19
Chapter
F12R L.C. 50 cc. General Wiring Diagram B
F12R L.C. 50 cc. General Wiring Diagram B Chapter
COLOUR KEY
1) FLYWHEEL MAGNETO
17) VOLTAGE REGULATOR
2) CHOKE CONTROL
18) “CDI” CONTROL UNIT
3) ELECTRICAL STARTER
19) SENSOR TRANSMISSION
4) BATTERY
20) FRONT LEFT TURN INDICATOR
5) FUSE, 10 A
21) FRONT STOP SWITCH
6) FUSE, 5 A
22) RIGHT HAND SWITCH
7) FUSE, 7.5 A
23) KEY SWITCH
8) STARTING RELAY
24) RECHARGING SOCKET
9) STARTER MOTOR
25) INSTRUMENT BOARD
10) REAR LEFT TURN INDICATOR
26) AMBIENT TEMPERATURE PROBE
11) 5W PARKING LIGHT / 10W STOP LIGHT
27) DOUBLE HEADLIGHT
12) REAR RIGHT TURN INDICATOR
28) LEFT SWITCH
13) OIL INDICATOR SWITCH
29) REAR STOP SWITCH
14) FUEL RESERVE SWITCH
30) FRONT LEFT TURN INDICATOR
15) H2O TEMPERATURE SENSOR
31) FLASHLIGHT
16) FUEL LEVEL SENSOR
32) HORN
7) VDC HALL SENSOR (+5V) GL-BL 19) WTEMP RESIST. PROBE B/VR
10) - - 22) - -
11) - - 23) - -
24 PIN
CHECKING SWITCHES
CHECKING PROCEDURES
- Using a Tester (code n°08609500), check switches. In particular, check continuity between terminals to
make sure they are correctly connected.
- Replace the switch, even if only one of the possible combinations does not give the requested result.
F. 1
- This manual contains connection diagrams, like the one illustrated hereby, which illustrate how switch
terminals should be connected (key switch, brake switch, “Mode” button, etc.).
- The first column from the left indicates the different positions of the switch, the top line the colour of the
wires connected to the switch terminals.
- The “ ” symbol identifies terminals in which there is a condition of continuity, i.e. a closed circuit, in a
certain position of the switch.
- In this diagram:
- “B/R” and “N” there is continuous contact when the switch is “ON”.
F. 2
5 1 2 3
M-N
VR
VL
L
BL
R
R
GR-R
BL
0FF
AZ
AR
0FF
1 4 ON
ON
2 5
6 4
3 6
B-R
N
7
0FF
BL
R
ON
7
VR-N
BL-N
GL-B
BL-R
BL
N
OFF
ON
NOTE: the start switch is closed when the START button is pressed.
The STOP switch is closed when the brake lever is operated.
FUSES
CHECKING FUSES
CAUTION: when checking fuses, always turn the main switch “OFF” or short-circuits may occur.
Checking procedure:
- Connect Tester (code n°08609500) to fuse and check continuity.
- If the tester is showing “I” and no sound is given, replace the fuse.
Replacing procedure:
- Turn key “OFF”.
- Fit a new fuse with a correct amperage rating.
- Turn key “ON”.
- Turn switches on to check operation of the relative electrical systems.
- If the fuse blows again, check the relative circuit.
CAUTION: never use fuses with an amperage rating differing from that indicated. Use only fuses and
never other materials.
An unsuitable fuse can cause extensive damage to the electrical system, malfunctioning of the ignition
and light systems and even fires to break out.
F. 3
C
A) 10A Main / Recharging
B) 5A Stop / Turn indicators / Horn
F. 4 C) 7.5A Lights / Starter
IGNITION SYSTEM
If the ignition system is not working, check:
1) Condition of SPARK PLUG
2) SPARK PLUG CAP RESISTANCE
3) RESISTANCE OF “CDI” CONTROL UNIT
4) RESISTANCE OF START PICK-UP
5) CONTINUITY OF KEY SWITCH
6) CONNECTIONS OF IGNITION SYSTEM
F. 5
2 Tester (kW)
F. 6
F. 7a F. 7b
Tester (W)
V 1
R 2
GL
F. 8
VR-N
BL-N
GL-B
BL-R
BL
Tester (W)
N
OFF
ON
2 1
F. 9
2 1 GND (N)
2 PICK-UP (GL/R)
4 4 REGULATOR (B)
F. 10
STARTING SYSTEM
If the starting system is not working, check:
1) CONTINUITY OF 10A / 5A FUSE
2) CONDITION OF BATTERY
3) OPERATION OF STARTER MOTOR
4) OPERATION OF STARTING RELAY
5) KEY SWITCH
6) FRONT/REAR STOP SWITCH
7) START SWITCH (START)
8) CONNECTION OF STARTING SYSTEM
Tester (W)
F. 11
2. Condition of battery
- Check condition of battery.
- Minimum voltage: 12.5 V.
- Density of electrolytic solution: 1.280 g/dm3
- Not compliant: clean terminals.
Recharge or replace battery.
BATTERIA
-
+
12 V
5Ah
F. 12
3. Starter motor
- Use a bridge cable (3) to connect the positive battery terminal (1) to the cable of the starter motor (2), as
shown in the figure.
WARNING: for the bridge, use a cable that can withstand the power draw of the starter motor otherwise
it would burn out.
- Check operation of the starter motor.
- Not compliant: replace starter motor.
2 1
BL R
B-R
R
F. 13
4. Starting relay
- Connect the battery to the terminals of the starting relay (4) using bridge cables (1), as follows:
- (+) cable of battery Red cable.
- (-) cable of battery Red/white cable.
CAUTION: never invert battery connections.
When connecting the battery to the relay, avoid triggering short-circuits between the
positive and negative terminals.
- Check operation of the starter motor.
- Not compliant: replace starting relay.
BL R
R
B-R
4
1
F. 14
5. Key switch
- Disconnect key switch from system.
- Connect Tester (Ω) as follows:
- Terminal (+) of Tester Blue/Red cable (1).
- Terminal (-) of Tester Blue cable (2).
- Turn key “OFF” and then “ON”.
- Check continuity of key switch.
- Not compliant: replace key switch.
see “Checking switches” on page 11
VR-N
BL-N
GL-B
BL-R
BL
Tester (W)
N
OFF
ON
2 1
F. 15
T.1 T.2
Tester (W)
1
2
A
1) Front or rear brake lever
pulled
2) Front or rear brake lever
not pulled
F. 16
GR-R
B-R
BL
N
0FF 0FF
ON ON
B-R
BL
1 2
F. 17
CHARGING SYSTEM
If the charging system is not working, check:
1) CONTINUITY OF 10A FUSE
2) BATTERY CHARGING VOLTAGE
3) CHARGING COIL RESISTANCE
4) CONNECTIONS OF RECHARGING SYSTEM
Tester (W)
F. 18
Tester (DC 20 V)
BATTERIA
-
+
12 V
5Ah
1 2
F. 19
Tester (W)
2
R
GL
F. 20
LIGHTING SYSTEM
If the lighting system is not working, check:
1) CONTINUITY OF 7.5A FUSE
2) RESISTANCE OF LIGHTING SYSTEM COIL
3) CONTINUITY OF YELLOW CABLE
4) VOLTAGE REGULATOR
5) CONNECTION OF LIGHTING SYSTEM
Tester (W)
F. 21
Tester (W)
R 2
GL
F. 22
2 Tester (W)
R-VR
N
BL-R
GL
B
F. 23
4. Voltage regulator
- Connect Tester (20 V AC) to connector of regulator (leaving it plugged in), as follows:
- Terminal (+) of Tester Red/green cable (1).
- Terminal (-) of Tester Black cable (2).
- Run engine at 5000 RPM.
- Voltage: > 12 V.
- Not compliant: replace voltage regulator (code n° 02602600).
1
Tester (AC 20 V)
R-VR
N
BL-R
GL 2
B
F. 24
Tester (AC 20 V)
35 W 35 W
H8 H8
A B A B
RS
RS
N
1 2
F. 25
12 24 BL-VR
11 23 Tester (AC 20 V)
10 22
BL-R 9 21
B-VL 8 20
PIN 3 GL-BL 7 19 B-VR PIN 17
BL 6 18 GR
N-R 5 17 N
RS 4 16 VL
RS 3 15
VR 2 14 GR-R
RS 1 13 B
F. 26
1. Continuity of lamp
- Remove light bulb.
- Connect Tester (Ω) to light bulb.
- Check continuity of lamp.
- Not compliant: replace lamp.
Tester (AC 20 V)
F. 27
SIGNALLING SYSTEM
If the signalling system is not working, check:
1) CONTINUITY OF 10 A FUSE
2) CONDITION OF BATTERY
3) KEY SWITCH
4) CONNECTIONS OF SIGNALLING SYSTEM
Tester (W)
F. 28
2. Condition of battery
- Check condition of battery.
- Minimum voltage: 12.5 V.
- Density of electrolytic solution: 1.280 g/dm3
- Not compliant: clean terminals.
Recharge or replace battery.
BATTERIA
-
+
12 V
5Ah
F. 29
3. Key switch
- Disconnect key switch from system.
- Turn key “ON”
- Connect Tester (Ω), as follows:
- Terminal (+) of Tester Blue/Red cable (1).
- Terminal (-) of Tester Blue cable (2).
- Check continuity of key switch.
- Not compliant: replace key switch.
See “Checking switches” on page 11
VR-N
BL-N
GL-B
BL-R
BL
N
Tester (W)
OFF
ON
2 1
F. 30
1. Horn switch
- Disconnect six-way connector of left hand switch.
- Press Horn button to activate horn.
- Connect Tester (Ω) to connector, as follows:
- Terminal (+) of Tester Orange cable (1).
- Terminal (-) of Tester Light blue cable (2).
- Check continuity of switch (with button pressed).
- Not compliant: replace left hand switch.
M-N
VR
VL
0FF
Tester (W)
AZ
AR
L
ON
R
TURN HORN
M-N
VL
VR
AR
AZ
1 2
F. 31
Tester (DC 20 V)
N 2
+ AR
1
F. 32
3. Grounding of horn
- Disconnect black cable from terminal of horn.
- Connect a bridge cable (1) between terminal (2) and grounding point of chassis (3).
- Turn key “ON”.
- Press Horn button to activate horn.
- Compliant: resume connection between black cable and chassis grounding.
See “Wiring Diagram”.
- Not compliant: replace horn.
2 3
N
+ AR
F. 33
1. Continuity of 5A fuse
- Remove fuse.
- Connect Tester (Ω) to fuse.
- Check continuity of fuse.
- Not compliant: replace fuse
- NOTE: if 5A fuse is not compliant, the flashlight will not be working.2.
Tester (W)
F. 34
T.1 T.2
Tester (W)
1
2
A
1) Front or rear brake lever
pulled
2) Front or rear brake lever
not pulled
F. 35
Tester (DC 20 V)
1
F. 36
If the turn indicators and the relative indicator lights are not working, check:
1) CONTINUITY OF 5 A FUSE
2) TURN INDICATOR SWITCH
3) VOLTAGE DELIVERED TO FLASHLIGHT
4) CONTINUITY OF BROWN/BLACK CABLE
1. 5 A fuse
- Remove fuse.
- Connect Tester (Ω) to fuse.
- Check continuity of fuse.
- Not compliant: replace fuse.
Tester (W)
F. 37
M-N
VR
VR
VL
VL
0FF 0FF
AZ
AR
AZ
AR
L L
ON ON
R R
TURN HORN TURN HORN
M-N
M-N
VL
VL
VR
VR
AR
AR
AZ
AZ
2 1 3 1
F. 38a F. 38b
Tester (DC 20 V)
1
M-N
M
BL
2
F. 39
0FF
AZ
AR
L
ON
Tester (W)
R
TURN HORN
M-N
M
BL
M-N
VL
VR
AR
AZ
F. 40
A B
10 W 10 W
2 4
VR
N
VL
1 3
F. 41a F. 41b
B-R
BL
0FF 0FF
ON ON
B-R
BL
1
2
F. 42
GR-R
B-R
BL
N
0FF 0FF
ON ON
2
GR-R
B-R
BL
F. 43
B-R
BL
10 22 MODE START
BL-R 9 21
B-VL 8 20
GL-BL 7 19 B-VR
BL 6 18 GR
N-R 5 17 N
RS 4 16 VL 2
RS 3 15
VR 2 14 GR-R
RS 1 13 B
GR-R
B-R
BL
1
F. 44
- NOTE: the LED and relative icon on the display will start flashing to signal that the probe is not
connected.
F. 45
H
L
F. 46
1. Oil probe
- Detach connector of oil probe and take it out of tank.
- Connect Tester (Ω) to connector, as follows:
- Terminal (+) of Tester Coupling (1).
- Terminal (-) of Tester Coupling (2).
- Check continuity of float (A). In there is continuity, the float will move freely and position itself at the base
of the probe.
- Not compliant: replace oil probe.
Tester (W)
1 2
A
F. 47
Tester (DC 20 V)
BL B/VL
F. 48
NOTE: every time the sensor closes (V dc), the system activates the alarm procedure, which consists
in the oil icon lighting up on the display along with the relative red warning light. The system
will in any case remain fully operative. To avoid false alarms, this message appears only if
the contact remains closed in positive mode for at least 15 seconds.
The alarm is displayed irrespective of the function selected.
F. 49
- NOTE: the information is displayed in graphic form by means of a bar graph with eight segments
located on the bottom right of the display and accompanied by the “fuel” icon.
F. 50
- CAUTION: the relative icon will start flashing if the probe is not connected.
F. 51
~ ~
1 GR N
F. 52
12 24 BL-VR 1
Tester (W)
11 23
10 22
BL-R 9 21
B-VL 8 20 2 GR N
GL-BL 7 19 B-VR
BL 6 18 GR
N-R 5 17 N
RS 4 16 VL
RS 3 15
VR 2 14 GR-R
RS 1 13 B
F. 53
F. 54
- CAUTION: If the probes are faulty, the alarm condition will be displayed by the ‘fuel’ icon and contour
of the bar graph flashing but no segment will come on.
To avoid false alarms, this alarm is activated only if the contact remains grounded for a
period of more than ten seconds.
F. 55
Tester (DC 20 V)
BL
N
B
GL-BL
N
B
2 1
F. 56
12 24 BL-VR
11 23 Tester (DC 20 V)
10 22
BL-R 9 21
B-VL 8 20
GL-BL 7 19 B-VR
BL 6 18 GR
2
N-R 5 17 N
RS 4 16 VL
RS 3 15
VR 2 14 GR-R
RS 1 13 B
1
F. 57a
- Turn key “ON”.
- Let wheel run in riding direction and check power as follows:
- Sensor (3) Slot on disc (4).
- Voltage: 5±0.5 V.
- Sensor (3) Disc body (5).
- Voltage: 0.20±0.15 V.
- Not compliant: continue searching.
4 3 5 3
F. 57b F. 57c
BL
N
B
N-R 5 17 N
RS 4 16 VL
GL-BL
N
B
RS 3 15
2
VR 2 14 GR-R
RS 1 13 B
1
F. 58
ICE alarm
When temperature read by the sensor is less than or equal to 4°C, the system activates the alarm
procedure to signal that the road may be icy (this message appears irrespective of the function dis-
played). The relative alarm icon (ICE ALARM) will come on.
This alarm message does not have any effect on operation of the instrument: all functions are there-
fore available.
The alarm condition ends when temperature rises above 5°C.
F. 59