Sinnis motorcycles T380 User manual

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PREFACE
Thank you for buying a new Sinnis Motorcycle.
Please read this manual carefully before using your Sinnis. It contains important information on the
function, operation and maintenance of the bike that will help the owner to keep it running safely and
reliably and maintain its value. It describes basic inspection and maintenance procedures that the owner
should carry out as described. We advise that all advanced servicing and maintenance procedures are
carried out by an authorized Sinnis dealer using the manufacturer's parts.
The pictures in this manual are for reference only and may show a difference to the actual motorcycle.
Any questions or concerns, please contact either your local dealer or Sinnis International Trading Ltd for
advice.
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death if the instructions or advice are not followed.
Indicates a potential medium-risk hazard that may cause serious injury or death if
the instructions or advice are not followed
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the instructions or advice are not followed.
Indicates special information to make maintenance easier or instructions clearer.
WARNING
CAUTION
ADVICE
DANGER
For your own safety and that of others, please strictly follow the safety information and operating
instructions provided, and pay particular attention to the safety warning symbols shown below when
given:
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Preface
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Safety information
2
Contents
3
Precautions for use
4
Vehicle identification numbers 5
Introduction to the motorcycle
6
Ignition Switch/Steering lock
9
Instrument warning lights
10
Left-hand switches
11
Right-hand switches
12
Fuel tank
13
Motorcycle controls
14
Load limit
17
Electronic fuel injection (EFI) system
18
Pre-Ride checks
23
Starting and warm-up
24
Riding instructions
26
Running-In 27
Safe riding guide 28
Periodic maintenance 30
Engine oil 31
Air filter 33
Spark plugs34
Throttle adjustment 35
Front brake inspection 36
Rear brake inspection 37
Tyres and wheels 38
Battery 39
Fuse replacement 40
Horn 40
Troubleshooting 41
Cleaning and storage 42
Rear Wheel Maintenance 43
Specifications
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Read through this manual carefully and thoroughly.
USER’S NOTICE
DANGER
WARNING ADVICE
CAUTION
1.Strictly follow all traffic laws and regulations.
2.Do not ride this motorcycle without a valid motorcycle
license.
3.Do not allow anyone else to ride this motorcycle without a
valid motorcycle license.
4.Do not ride this motorcycle under the influence of drugs or
alcohol.
5. This motorcycle is not designed for competition use
and Sinnis International Trading Ltd will not be held
responsible for accidents, breakdowns, or injury or any
other consequences of incorrect use.
6. Do not ride this motorcycle if you have underlying
health conditions that may impair your ability to ride
safely.
1. Wear the correct riding gear in accordance with the
legislation of the country you are riding in.
2. Never wear loose clothing or items that could become
entangled with the bike and cause an accident.
3. The use of parts such as fairings, windshields, luggage
and others that are not approved by Sinnis International
Trading Ltd can have a detrimental effect on the reliability,
performance, and stability of the motorcycle. The
distributor cannot be held liable for the consequences of
the use of any parts that have not been approved by
Sinnis International Trading Ltd.
1.
2.
If the motorcycle is sold or transferred to a new owner this manual
or a replacement manual must be supplied with it.
During the warranty period,
we advise that you maintain your bike according to the
maintenance schedule or mechanics advice. Failure to do so may
result in the motorcycle’s warranty being void.
1.Valve clearances must be checked and adjusted by a
Sinnis approved professional workshop mechanic in
accordance with the maintenance schedule.
2.This motorcycle is limited to one rider and one passenger.
The maximum total load capacity of this bike is 150kg.
The maximum load in the luggage supplied by Sinnis is
5kg in the top box and 5 kg in each side pannier.
3.The recommended fuel is Minimum Research Octane
Number (RON) 95 with maximum Ethanol content of E10
(10%) The use of poor quality fuel is not recommended
and any consequences of its use are not covered under
warranty.
3. All warranty work must be carried out at a Sinnis authorised dealership.
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1. The vehicle identification
number (VIN) is stamped
on the right-hand side of
the steering head.
2. The VIN plate
is on the right-hand side of
the frame.
3. The engine number
is stamped on the top
of the crankcase on
the left-hand side.
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USER’S NOTICE
Vehicle Identification Number(VIN) and Engine Number
Engine No. VIN
Record these details here for future reference:
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Introduction to the motorcycle - Location of parts, rider's view
1. Rear-view mirror 2. Left handlebar 3. Left switch housing 4. Instrument cluster 5.Ignition
switch 6.Right switch housing 7. Throttle Grip 8. Fuel tank filler cap
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1. Headlight 2. Front forks 3. Seat 4. Seat lock
5. Gear-change lever 6. Rider's footrest 7. Passenger footrest
8. Luggage
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Location of parts - left-hand side
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1. Tail light 2. Fuel tank 3. Rear wheel 4. Exhaust silencer
5. Passenger footrest 6. Rider's footrest 7. Rear brake pedal
8. Front wheel
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Location of parts - right-hand side
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Ignition lock
The ignition switch operates the ignition system and
steering steeringlock as below:
Turn the handlebars to the left. Turn the
key anti-clockwise to the push position,
push the key down and turn to the
position to lock the steering.
Turn the ignition key to position to
provide power for the ignition. In this
position the key cannot be removed.
Turn the ignition key to position to
turn off the power. In this position
the key can be removed.
1.Ignition
switch ON
2.Ignition
switch OFF
3.Steering
lock ON
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4
Instrument Cluster
The functions of Instrument console are as
below:
Riding for prolonged periods with
the tachometer needle in the red zone
should be avoided to prevent causing
damage to the engine.
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Displays the engine speed (RPM).
2.Mode
/select
buttons
3.TFT
screen
4.Signal
indicator
1.Tachometer
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Ign ON: Press mode to change mpg/
av.mpg/av.mph/max.mph. Press & hold
mode/select buttons to set clock, release
when digits flash and change using mode
button, switching between hours/mins with
select button. Press and hold select button
to zero trip meter.
Ign OFF: Hold select button and turn ign
ON, keep select held until start sequence
complete to change from metric to imperial
and vice/versa.
Displays road speed, RPM, ODO,
TRIP, TEMP, gear position, time.
left turn signal
High beam
Low fuel
Engine warning light
right turn
signal
If oil warning light comes on, stop engine
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Left Hand switches
for
for
Turn the switch to
high beam.
Turn the switch to
the low beam.
Move the switch to the
left or right when
making a left or right turn
In case of emergency
push the hazard warning light
switch - all four turn signals will
flash.
2.Dimmer
switch
1.Pass switch
5.Turn
signal switch
3.Horn button
Press the button
to use the
horn
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When overtaking the "PASS" switch
can be used to warn the vehicle
in front. Press the switch to turn
the high beam light on. Release the
switch to turn the high beam light off.
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4.Hazard
warning
light switch
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Right Handlebar Controls
InstructionName
2.Illuminating
switch
1.Engine
ON/OFF
switch
Press button to use the electric
starter. Caution: If the motorcycle
is in gear you must hold the clutch
lever in or select Neutral before
pressing the button.
3.Electric
starter
button
4.Throttle
grip Controls the amount of throttle.
Turn switch to to turn on
to
headlight,turn switch to
turn on instrument
lights,taillight and position
light,turn switch to
●to turn
lights off.
position
Turn the switch to
position to stop the engine.
Turn the switch to position
before starting the engine.
DO NOT use the electric starter for more than 5 seconds. If the engine
does not start wait 10 seconds before trying again. Seek guidance
from a Sinnis Approved dealership or mechanic if the engine
does not start after 3 attempts.
WARNING
USER’S NOTICE
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1. Only add fuel in a well ventilated area. Do not overfill the tank - the
fuel level should not be above the bottom of the filler neck.
2. When adding fuel, keep away from sparks and naked flames, and
do not smoke.
3. Only use the specified type of fuel. Failure to do so can
affect the motorcycle's reliability and performance. The ethanol
content must not exceed 10%, otherwise it can have a detrimental
effect on the motorcycle. Sinnis Trading International Ltd cannot
assume liability for any damage caused by the use of the wrong
fuel.
Only use the specified type of fuel. If you do
not, the engine may stop, fuel economy may be
reduced, and the bike could become unsafe for
use. Never use petrol that contains more than 10%
ethanol (E10 rating). Doing so could reduce the
service life of the engine. Failure to use the correct
fuel may void your warranty and be beyond the
responsibility of Sinnis Motorcycles.
Fuel tank
Fuel tank capacity：19L.Use 95 RON petrol.
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1. To open
the fuel tank
Insert ignition key and turn
clockwise to open filler cap.
2. To close
the fuel tank
Align the fuel tank
cap latch with the groove
in the filler neck and turn
the key anti-clockwise to
lock the fuel tank cap.
3. Fuel filter
The fuel is filtered by the
fuel filter to ensure it is
clean.
DANGER
CAUTION
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Operation controls
This motorcycle has both front and rear disc
brakes. Please ensure to properly clean
and maintain the brake system for the
safety and reliability of your motorcycle.
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1.Front brake
lever
2.Rear brake
pedal
Activates the rear wheel brake
Activates the front wheel brake
Have the brakes checked and maintained at the
specified interval by a Sinnis approved dealership
ADVICE
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4
Operation controls
1. This bike has a manual wet multi-
plate clutch. Make sure the transmission
is in neutral before starting the engine.
2. If the clutch slips, take the bike to a
Sinnis Approved dealership or mechanic.
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3.Electric
starter button
4.Gear-shift
pedal
Push the button to use
the electric starter
This bike has a
6-speed transmission in
the standard one-down,
five-up pattern as
shown in the picture.
ADVICE
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5.Throttle
twist grip
6.Tool kit
The tools provided enable you
to do some simple adjustment
and maintenance. The kit
contains:
8 and 10 mm spanners,
Spark plug socket,
Screwdriver handle with
double-ended screwdriver,
4mm Hex key,
5mm Hex key,
6mm Hex key
Twist the grip back to open the
throttle, twist it forwards to
close the throttle.
Operation controls
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Loading limit
USER’S NOTICE
This bike is limited to one driver and one
passenger. Strictly follow the load limits
given below, otherwise the safety and
stability of the motorcycle will be affected.
Total Max.load of motorcycle:150kg.
The load of the aluminium top box and
each side box is 5kg.
1. The user is responsible for any traffic
accident that causes injury or death as a result
of over loading.
2. Our company will not guarantee warranties if
there is any marking or damage to the finish of
the luggage that is the fault of the user.
3. Please make sure the load on each side of
the motorcycle is evenly distributed.
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EFI (electronic fuel injection) system
The primary function of the EFI system is to
atomise the fuel and mix it with air before it
enters the combustion chamber. The EFI
system consists of the electronic control
unit (ECU), injector, throttle, inlet air
pressure sensor, engine temperature
sensor, ignition coil, crankshaft position
sensor and oxygen sensor. The EFI system
controls the fuel/air mixture ratio and
ignition timing to optimise engine
performance and driveability, and strictly
controls exhaust emissions.
An EFI fault warning light is provided in the
instrument cluster. The warning light comes
on when the ignition switch is turned on and
goes out when the engine starts. If the
warning light does not go out when the
engine starts or comes on or flashes when
the engine is running, the EFI system has a
fault.
You can use a fault code reader to diagnose
the fault but we advise to take the
motorcycle to an approved Sinnis
dealership.
1.Do not start the motorcycle when there is not enough fuel
to cover the fuel pump or this may damage the pump.
2.Additional electrical equipment i.e. GPS, alarm etc. should
be connected directly to the battery and not into the bike's
wiring loom. Additional electrical equipment should be kept
150mm away from the EFI system components.
3.If the EFI warning light indicates an error please take the
motorcycle to a Sinnis approved mechanic to be inspected/
repaired.
4.The EFI system is set when leaving the factory. Do not
adjust the throttle idle screw or replace or adjust any of the
EFI system components yourself. For further information,
please contact the Sinnis International service department.
WARNING
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RE58 nozzle (left cylinder)
RE58 nozzle (right cylinder)
EFI schematic
EFI system
Crankshaft
Position Sensor
24X trigger timing
Wheel onCrankshaft
Heated Exhaust
Gas Oxygen Sensor
Engine Temperature
Sensor
Inlet
Pressure Sensor
Neutral Switch
Ignition Switch
Battery
Fault
Indicator
Catalytic Converter
Throttle Position Sensor
Serial Communication
Interface of Fault
Diagnosis Switch
Fuel Pump
WCPR Fuel
Pressure
Regulator
Ignition Coil
Throttle
Idle Control Valve
Engine Control
Module
Overturn Switch
High
Temperature
Indicator
Rotate Speed
Optional
Optional
Optional
alarm
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