2014 Kawasaki Brute Force 750 4x4i EPS Owners Manual - Page 169

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168 MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENT WARNING The electrical system can produce electrical shocks. When replacing the 40 A fuse, first remove the cables from the battery terminals to avoid electric shock. When replacing the fuse, release the hook of fuse. Breaker The breaker for the radiator fan is located inside the handle cover. When the excessive current flows to the fan circuit, the temperature in the fan breaker rise up. When the temperature is 150 ∼ 160 (302°F ∼ 320°F), the fan circuit is open because the fan breaker works to protect fan motor. And then the fan motor will stop, and the Coolant Temperature Warning Light stays on, check that the radiator fan is free from mud or other debris as well as the wiring harness and electrical equipment for bare wires or other possible causes. If it falls in temperature, Fan circuit returns normally by the fan breaker function. If it doesn't solve the trouble, have your authorized Kawasaki dealer check the vehicle for the trouble. j

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168
MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENT
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WARNING
The electrical system can produce electrical
shocks. When replacing the 40 A fuse, first
remove the cables from the battery terminals
to avoid electric shock.
When replacing the fuse, release the hook of fuse.
Breaker
The breaker for the radiator fan is located inside
the handle cover. When the excessive current flows
to the fan circuit, the temperature in the fan breaker
rise up. When the temperature is 150
∼
160 (302°F
∼
320°F), the fan circuit is open because the fan
breaker works to protect fan motor.
And then the
fan motor will stop, and the Coolant Temperature
Warning Light stays on, check that the radiator fan
is free from mud or other debris as well as the wiring
harness and electrical equipment for bare wires or
other possible causes.
If it falls in temperature, Fan circuit returns nor-
mally by the fan breaker function. If it doesn’t solve
the trouble, have your authorized Kawasaki dealer
check the vehicle for the trouble.