Centro 160ie - Scooter MALAGUTI - Free user manual and instructions

Technical Specifications	Engine: 160 cc, 4-stroke, liquid cooling
Power	11.5 kW at 8,500 rpm
Transmission	Automatic, variator
Consumption	3.5 L/100 km
Fuel tank capacity	9 liters
Weight	150 kg
Dimensions	Length: 2,050 mm, Width: 740 mm, Height: 1,400 mm
Usage	Designed for city and daily commuting
Maintenance	Oil change every 5,000 km, regular brake and tire checks
Safety	LED lighting, ABS braking system
General information	2-year warranty, availability of spare parts

Frequently Asked Questions - Centro 160ie MALAGUTI

How do I start the MALAGUTI Centro 160ie?

To start the scooter, insert the key into the ignition, turn it to the 'ON' position, then press the start button while holding the front brake.

What should I do if the scooter does not start?

First, check that the battery is charged. Also ensure the brake is engaged and the key is in the 'ON' position. If the problem persists, consult a mechanic.

What is the recommended tire pressure?

The recommended tire pressure is 1.8 bar for the front tires and 2.0 bar for the rear tires. Check the pressure regularly to ensure safe riding.

How do I check the engine oil level?

To check the oil level, remove the dipstick, wipe it clean, then reinsert it without screwing it in. Remove it again and check that the level is between the 'min' and 'max' marks.

How do I perform regular maintenance on the scooter?

Perform maintenance every 3000 km or every 6 months. This includes checking brakes, tires, engine oil, and coolant levels.

How do I replace a headlight bulb?

To replace a headlight bulb, remove the rear cover of the headlight, unplug the faulty bulb, and replace it with a new one. Be careful not to touch the glass of the bulb with your fingers.

What should I do in case of a fuel leak?

If you notice a fuel leak, stop the scooter immediately and move it away from ignition sources. Contact a professional to check the fuel system.

How do I clean the air filter?

To clean the air filter, remove it from its housing, dust it off with a compressor or soft brush, then put it back in place. Replace it every 10,000 km.

What type of gasoline should I use?

Use unleaded gasoline with a minimum octane rating of 95. Avoid fuels containing non-recommended additives.

How do I store the scooter for winter?

For winter storage, clean the scooter, fill the tank with gasoline and a stabilizer, remove the battery, and store it in a dry, covered place.

USER MANUAL Centro 160ie MALAGUTI

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Indice

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Dimensioni

passo (A-Fig.1) m.... 1,360

A Fig.4 B Fig.5

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X	100/80-16" 50P
Y	120/80-16" 60P

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3.5 SERBATOIO LIQUIDO REFRIGERANTE

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3.6 BAULETTO ANTERIORE

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3.8 VANO CASCO

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3.9 GANCIO PORTABORSA

3.10 GANCIO ANTIFURTO

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3.11 CRUSCOTTO

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3.11.1 SPIA ANOMALIA ELETTRICA / SERVICE

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COMANDO SINISTRO (Fig.19)

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3.15 ATTREZZATURE IN DOTAZIONE

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A B C D E Malawi 08609600

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3.16 CAVALLETTO CENTRALE

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Norme per l'uso

4.1 CONSIGLI

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spia o e S MIN MIN B A Fig.28

- MAX - MIN

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5.7 TABELLA LUBRIFICANTI

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5.9 REGOLAZIONE AMMORTIZZATORI POSTERIORI

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Mechanical assembly diagram showing a wheel, brake disc, and gear mechanism (no text or symbols)

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Mechanical assembly diagram showing a brake caliper and wheel assembly with an eye indicator (no text or labels)

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MIN. 2mm Fig.35

5.14 LUCI

5.14.1 FARO ANTERIORE

A B R Fig.36

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5.14.4 FANALINO TARGA

• Luce targa (C-Fig.41)

Lampada 12V - 5W (W5W)

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Simple line drawing of a battery with a switch and a labeled component (no text or symbols)

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Abmessungen

Radstand (A-Abb.1) m.... 1,360

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X	100/80-16" 50P
Y	120/80-16" 60P

T.W.I. 2 mm Fig.6

DRUCK

bar (psi)
X	2.0(29.0)	2.0(29.0)	2.1(30.5)
Y	2.2(31.9)	2.3(33.4)	2.3(33.4)

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3.6 VORDERES FACH

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3.8 HELMFACH

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3.9 GEPÄCKHAKEN

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3.11 ARMATURENBRETT

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AFig.17

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5.7 SCHMIERMITTELTABELLE

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5.14 SCHEINWERFER

Halogenlampe 12V - 60/55W (H4)

• Standlicht (B-Abb.36)

Lampe 12V - 5W (W5W)

Orange Lampe 12V - 10W (RY10W)

AUSWECHSELN DER LAMPEN

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Lampe 12V - 5W (W5W)

- Stopplicht (S-Abb.38)

Lampe 12V - 10W (R10W)

• Hinterer Blinker (E-Abb.38)

Lampe 12V - 10W (R10W)

E P W S B W AI

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AUSWECHSELN DER LAMPEN

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1.1 Contents of the manual 3
1.2 Notes for easy consultation....3
1.3 Warnings for use 4

2. SPECIFICATIONS....5

3. GETTING TO KNOW YOUR VEHICLE....7

3.1 Main components....7
3.2 Identification data: Chassis n° / engine n°......8
3.3 Tires....9
3.4 Fuel tank 10
3.5 Coolant tank....11
3.6 Front compartment....12
3.7 Rear-view mirrors 13
3.8 Helmet compartment 13
3.9 Luggage hook 14
3.10 Anti-theft hook 14
3.11 Instrument board....15
3.12 Handlebar controls 17
3.13 Key switch 18
3.14 Handlebar lock....18
3.15 Owner's tool kit 18
3.16 Centre stand 19

4. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS .....20

4.1 Suggestions 20
4.2 Engine break-in....20
4.3 Checks before use 21
4.4 Starting the engine....21

4.5 Setting off 23
4.6 Braking 23
4.7 Stopping the engine 23
4.8 Safety information and important riding points.....24

5. ROUTINE MAINTENANCE ......26

5.1 Maintenance 26
5.2 Maintenance table.... 27
5.3 Transmission oil 28
5.4 Engine oil 29
5.5 Front/rear brake oil 31
5.6 Coolant 32
5.7 Lubricant table 33
5.8 Spark plug 34
5.9 Adjusting rear shock absorbers....35
5.10 Adjusting engine idling speed 35
5.11 Throttle free play adjustment 35
5.12 Adjusting brake levers 36
5.13 Checking pads and discs of front/rear brakes......36
5.14 Light 37
5.15 Fuses....41
5.16 Battery (12v - 9ah) 42
5.17 Troubleshooting 44
5.18 Storage 45
5.19 Cleaning....45

6. ACCESSORIES....46

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Introduction

• MALAGUTI Spa makes on-going efforts to perfect all its vehicles as well as the manuals supplied with them. Please carefully read this Owner's Manual before using your new vehicle. If you decide to sell it, you MUST hand this manual, its warranty and log book over to the new owner.
• MALAGUTI SpA reserves the right to modify its models without notice; therefore, kindly check if the vehicle meets your expectations before purchasing it.
• All MALAGUTI vehicles are designed and built with their common use in mind: therefore, any special use of MALAGUTI vehicles is excluded unless expressly approved in writing by MALAGUTI SpA.
• The vehicle observes the emission limits provided for by the European directive for motorcycles.
• Exclusively refuel your vehicle with: UNLEADED PETROL.

The muffler irradiates heat even after the engine has been turned off.

We therefore recommend you to carefully read the following instructions:

• Always allow the engine and muffler to cool down before any maintenance operation, in order to avoid hot surfaces.
  • Make sure you do not park nor stop your vehicle on grass, paper, dead leaves or other easily inflammable materials.
• The passenger should get on and off the vehicle from the opposite side of the muffler, in order to avoid surfaces.

ALWAYS RESPECT THE HIGHWAY CODE AND .... RIDE WITH CAUTION

For Spare Parts and Accessories, always contact an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre.

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1.1 CONTENTS OF THE MANUAL

1) INTRODUCTION

Introduction and instructions for use of the manual.

2)

SPECIFICATIONS

Technical features of the vehicle.

3)

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR VEHICLE

Description of the main parts of the vehicle, of the equipment on board and of the control devices.

4)

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Checks before use and hints. Engine break-in. Using the vehicle. Safety information and important riding points.

5)

MAINTENANCE

Periodic checks to be carried out by Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centres. Electrical components installed on board. Troubleshooting. Recommendations for storage of the vehicle and cleaning.

6)

ACCESSORIES

List of available accessories

IMPORTANT! For all maintenance, repair or accessory installation work, contact an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre.

1.2 NOTES FOR EASY CONSULTATION

ATTENTION! Texts bearing this symbol contain important safety information. Failure to observe these instructions can lead to serious damage.

Important! Texts bearing this symbol contain important information about integrity of the vehicle.

Note. Texts bearing this symbol contain further information.

Malaguti. The operation described must be entrusted to an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre.

Operations to be exclusively carried out while the engine is off.

For '125ie' version only

For '160ie' version only

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1.3 WARNINGS FOR USE

• The User must be in possession of the technical approval certificate (Log Book), insurance, road fund certificate and a driving licence complying with the laws in force.
• The identification plate must be applied to vehicle.

A helmet must be worn at all times (helmet approved by ECE/ONU).

• Always comply with the highway code: signs, of way, pedestrian crossings, speed limits, overtaking prohibitions, etc.
• Any tampering with the engine or other parts in order to increase speed or power is forbidden by law.

Infringements are punished by law by penalties that include confiscation.

• Using the vehicle for sporting purposes on circuits or private land voids the warranty and exonerates MALAGUTI SpA from any liability for harm to things or persons as the User has been warned that such use constitutes an improper use of the vehicle.

- Bearing in mind the above we strongly advise that any modifications made to make the vehicle suitable for sporting use be carried out by expert technicians on their own direct responsibility and remind you that after such modifications your vehicle may no longer be authorised to circulate on the public highway.

the In countries in which the law permits the carrying of a passenger, make sure that the passenger wears an approved helmet and do not carry children or persons who are unable to remain seated in the saddle unassisted.

Right Do not carry passengers unless they have first been warned and instructed on how they must behave whilst the vehicle is travelling.

Any work on the vehicle performed by persons who are not part of the network of Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centres may change the vehicle's original safety characteristics and may lead the retailer who sold the vehicle to refuse to perform work under warranty.

Specifications

MALAGUTI SpA reserves the right to modify the specifications at any time without prior notice.

A B D

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Dimensions

Wheel base (A-Fig.1) m.... 1,360

Max. length (B-Fig.1) m 2,050

Max.width(C-Fig.1)m....0,730

Max. height (D-Fig.1) m.... 1,180

Kerb weight kg 140

Max. load with rider, passenger and luggage kg..... 180

Capacity

Engine oil cm3 1000*

Transmission oil cm3 150*

Fuel tank capacity (reserve) L 8.2* (3.0*)

Engine: single-cylinder, two-valve - 4-stroke

Type .... MALAGUTI 01

MALAGUTI 02

Cylinders ....1

Bore x stroke mm 52.4 x 57.8

∅ 58.0 × 57.8

Capacity cm3 125

153

Compression ratio 10.6 :

11.3 :

Cooling....liquid

Starting system ....electric starter

Greasing system....wet sump

Spark plug

Type NGK DPR7EA9

Transmission

Primary: automatic speed variator with V-belt.

Final: with gears.

Automatic dry centrifuge clutch.

* Indicative Value

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Fuel system

electronic injection with electrical fuel pump.

Fuel: unleaded petrol.

Ignition

Digital.

Brakes

Front brake: disk type, ∅ 245 mm hydraulic calipers with double piston ∅ 25 mm. Rear brake: disk type, ∅ 220 mm hydraulic calipers with piston ∅ 34 mm.

Chassis

Made of steel pipes with a high resistance.

Suspensions

Front: hydraulically controlled fork ∅ 33 mm - stroke 88 mm. Rear: oscillating motor with double hydraulic shock absorber - stroke 74 mm.

Battery

12V, 9Ah, maintenance-free.

Tires

Front: 100/80 - 16 50P (tubeless) Rear: 120/80 - 16 60P (tubeless)

It is possible to use tires with load and speed indexes that are higher than or identical to those indicated. It is however necessary for the speed indexes to be identical for both tires.

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Getting to know your vehicle

3.1 MAIN COMPONENTS

N. Description Page

1 Headlight 37

2 Front turn indicator 38

3 Radiator -

4 Passenger footboard -

5 Centre stand 19

6 Battery 42

7 External helmet fastener 13

8 Helmet compartment 13

9 Tail lamp 39

10 Number plate light 40

11 Number plate holder

12 Anti-theft hook 14

13 Muffler

14 Hook for bag 14

15 Coolant tank 11

16 Front compartment 12

17 Switch with key 18

18 Mirror 13

19 Instrument board 15

20 Protection fuses 41

21 Twin seat

22 Fuel tank cap 10

23 Passenger handles

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2021 22 23 9 10 11 12 13 4 15 16 17 18 19 20

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3.2 IDENTIFICATION DATA: CHASSIS N° / ENGINE N°

• The vehicle's identification number (VIN) (A-F) is located on the rear side of the chassis, under the helmet compartment.
  • Engine identification data are visible on the engine crankcase (B-Fig.5).

3.2.1 ANTI-TAMPERING PLATE FOR 125 cc. MODELS ONLY

1.4 Ananti-tamperingplate, bearing all vehicle identification data required by Directive 97/24/CE Chap. 7, is fitted inside the helmet compartment. If you have the helmet lecompartment replaced, make sure the plate is fitted too.

Altering identification data will be punished according to the law.

- When ordering spare parts, also quote the vehicle identification data.

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MARCHIO DI FABBRICA MALAGUTIS P.A. CATEGORIA DEL VEICOLO (°) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

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3.3 TIRES

Type: Tubeless (without inner tube)

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X	100/80-16" 50P
Y	120/80-16" 60P

It is possible to use tires with load and speed indexes that are higher than or identical to those indicated.

It is however necessary for the speed indexes to be identical for both tires. USE ONLY HOMOLOGATED TIRES.

Check the tire conditions (before every journey): are broken (cracked) or cut, have them replaced as soon as possible.

"T.W.I." marks are provided all around the tire side walls. These correspond to tire wear indicators, which are situated in the tire's tread; if there is no difference between the thickness of these indicators and the tread depth itself, the tire must be replaced.

Minimum tread depth (front and rear) is 2 mm (Fig.6).

T.W.I. 2 mm

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PRESSURE

bar (psi)
X	2.0(29.0)	2.0(29.0)	2.1(30.5)
Y	2.2(31.9)	2.3(33.4)	2.3(33.4)

The pressure of tires must be adjusted while the tire is at ambient temperature.

Pressure differing from that indicated can lead to higher fuel consumption, irregular wear of the tire, impaired vehicle performance and riding conditions.

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3.4 FUEL TANK

To access the fuel tank, proceed as follows:

• Place the vehicle on the centre stand.
  • Take the ignition key out of the switch block and insert it into the lock on the left hand side of the seat (Fig.7).
• Open seat by turning ignition key clockwise (B-Fig.8).

- Remove the cap (A-Fig.8) and fill the tank.

- After refuelling, immediately remove any possible traces of fuel from the vehicle body, since fuel may deteriorate the vehicle's outer surfaces.

- The quantity of fuel, as well as a low fuel level, are displayed by the corresponding indicator on the right hand side of the instrument board (7-Fig.17).

• Use UNLEADED PETROL.

Petrol is extremely inflammable; avoid approaching the fuel filler - also during filling - with lit cigarettes or naked flames (for instance matches). Danger of fire!

FUEL TANK

TOTAL TANK CAPACITY 8.2*

RESERVE 3.0*

* Indicative value in litres

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3.5 COOLANT TANK

To gain access to the engine coolant tank, open the front compartment using the key and remove the protective plastic cover (A-Fig.9).

Owing to the particular position of the tank, you can check the level of coolant with respect to the "MIN" and "MAX" notches by checking through the sight glass located under upper fairing on the right hand side (F-Fig.9) (as described in chap.5.6 of this manual).

Use the coolant prescribed in this manual - or one having identical characteristics - for any topping up.

Never unscrew the tank cap when the engine is warm, so as to avoid burnings. Do not top up with water, except in emergency situations, and in this case, have the entire contents of the tank replaced with a suitable product as soon as possible.

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3.6 FRONT COMPARTMENT

This is located at the centre of the lower fairing. It features a lock that can be opened by turning the ignition key clockwise (A-Fig.10) and contains:

• the fuses of the electrical system (B-Fig.10) and relative spare fuses (F-Fig.10) (see chap.5.15).
  • The coolant tank (S-Fig.10) (see chap.3.5).
• The 12V socket fig.(11) can be used to connect a battery charger for maintenance-free batteries that can keep the battery charged in the event of long-term storage of the vehicle.

Remember to refit the socket cap after use to prevent foreign matters from causing short-circuits or other unexpected consequences.

Do not store heavy objects or temperature sensitive items (lighters, matches, inflammable liquids, perishables goods, etc...) inside the compartments. It is advisable not to leave any documents or valuables inside these compartments.

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3.7 REAR-VIEW MIRRORS

The left and right rear-view mirrors must be fi handlebar, in particular in their seats, and firmly secured in place.

Adjust the visual angle of the mirror, while you are sat in riding position on the vehicle in riding order, by turning the mirror until you obtain the best conditions of visibility (P-Fig.12).

The objects that are visible through the mirrors are actually closer than they seem.

Do not adjust rear-view mirror while driving. Always wait to stop at a traffic light, for

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3.8 HELMET COMPARTMENT

This is located under the seat. The helmet compartment can contain a Jet helmet, positioned as shown in Fig.14. Some types of helmet may not fit into the compartment. Before purchasing helmet, make sure it fits into the compaftr

• To gain access to the helmet compartment, put the vehicle on its stand; take the ignition key out of the switch block and insert it into the lock on the left hand side of the seat (Fig.13).
• On the front left edge of the helmet compartment, you will find a hook for another helmet (example.

The helmet compartment can be used to carry light objects. They shall be stored in such a way as not to compromise the vehicle's stability while riding. Do not store objects which are not temperature resistant (lighters, inflammable liquids, perishable goods, etc.). Do not leave documents or valuables inside the helmet compartment.

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3.9 LUGGAGE HOOK

The luggage hook (G-Fig.15) is located at the centre of the lower fairing. It must be used only for holding light and stable loads.

Never use this hook for loads that alter your riding position or put the vehicle's stability at risk. The load must never protrude from the sides of the vehicle.

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3.10 ANTI-THEFT HOOK

It is on the bottom right side (A-Fig.16) and is integral with the chassis, allowing a firm grasp to any external element (column, post, etc.) by means of an anti-theft chain that you can purchase from an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre.

Do not hook the chain to mobile structures and/or parked vehicles.

Always check that the vehicle is steady while it is 'firmly fixed'.

Never lay the anti-theft chain (usually fitted into plastic hose) on the muffler or on other hot part. Never ride if the anti-theft chain has not been previously stored inside the helmet compartment or inside the rear top case, if provided.

After turning the engine off, be careful not to touch the hot muffler in order to avoid burnings.

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3.11 INSTRUMENT BOARD

1) Analogue instruments, Speedometer This indicates the current speed in kmh or mph.
2) Odometer This indicates the total distance travelled in kmh.
3) Green turn indicator light
4) Blue high beam indicator light
5) Orange electrical fault / SERVICE warning light For more information see par. 3.11.1.
6) Red coolant temperature warning light The warning light comes on to indicate that the coolant temperature is too high.
7) Fuel level indicator This displays the level of fuel in the tank. The red zone means that reserve level has been reached.
8) Coolant temperature indicator The red zone means that temperature of the coolant is too high. The blue zone means that temperature of the coolant is low.
9) Digital clock For information about use and setting, see par. 3.11.2.

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3.11.1 ELECTRICAL FAULT / SERVICE WARNING LIGHT

When the key is turned to position, without starting the engine, the orange light (along with the red light) come on for a few seconds to test operation. In normal conditions, after the test cycle, the light goes off. If the light remains on (steadily lit and/or either of the following situations may be present:

- Electrical Fault (alternate short and long flash) this means that the vehicle's electrical equipment is not in working order. Have your vehicle checked as soon as possible by an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre. - SERVICE (15 short flashes): this means that maintenance must be performed (see Maintenance Table in chap.5.2). Contact an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre.

In both cases, as well as during scheduled maintenance work, the Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre will reset the SERVICE signal after performing the necessary work.

SERVICE signal frequency, which is indicated by the light, may not correspond to the indications provided in the Maintenance Table. Frequency of scheduled maintenance, in fact, depends on how and where the vehicle is used, etc. In these cases, contact an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre.

3.11.2 DIGITAL CLOCK

To select clock functions, proceed as follows:

- reading date and month press top button once (time will appear automatically after a few seconds).

reading seconds

press top button twice; to resume the initial s): configuration, press the button again.

To set the time or date, use the two buttons of the dial, starting from time display mode.

- setting month

schedule press the bottom button twice and select the correct number with the top button.

- setting date

press the bottom button 3 times and select the correct number with the top button.

- setting time

press the bottom button 4 times and select the correct number with the top button.

- setting minutes

press the bottom button 5 times and select the correct number with the top button.

Press the bottom button again to return to time display mode. If you have changed your settings, save them by pressing the top button.

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3.12 HANDLEBAR CONTROLS

RIGHT HAND CONTROL (Fig.18)

1) Counterweight
2) Throttle grip
3) Front brake lever

A) Light switch:

right = OFF

centre = parking and instrument board lights

left = low/high beam lights

B) Electric starter button.

A B 3 2 1 Fig.18

LEFT HAND CONTROL (Fig.19)

1) Rear brake lever
2) Counterweight
3) Horn button.
4) Turn indicator switch.
5) Button for turning off indicator lights
6) Light switch:

ED high beam

D low beam

Fig.19

3.13 KEY SWITCH

This switch (Fig.20) controls the ignition circuit, the handlebar lock.

ignition disabled (the key can be removed).

'ready to start' position (the key cannot be removed)

handlebar lock activated (ignition is disabled. The key can be removed) (chap.3.14).

3.14 HANDLEBAR LOCK

Activation

With the handlebar turned to the left, push the key in and turn it counter-clockwise (Fig.21).

Disengagement

Turn the key counter-clockwise.

Fig.20 Fig.21

Diagram of a mechanical component with a rotating shaft and curved arrow indicating rotation (no text or symbols)

3.15 OWNER'S TOOL KIT

The vehicle is equipped with a tool bag placed under the seat, in which you can find the following tools (Fig.22):

A Spark plug pipe (to be used with an adjustable spanner)
B Handle for inserts
C Double insert screwdriver / allen wrench (to be used with handle "B")
D Adjustable spanner
E Shock absorber adjustment wrench

Close-up of a mechanical component with a highlighted section and arrow pointing to a detail (no visible text or symbols)

A B C D E Malzzi 08609600

Fig.22

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3.16 CENTRE STAND

The centre stand position is not electronically controlled; therefore you can turn the engine on while the vehicle is parked. To place the vehicle on the stand, push the pin (A-Fig.23) and raise the vehicle using the rear grab rail.

During this manoeuvre, hold the vehicle in place to prevent it falling over.

When the stand is down, do not sit on the vehicle.

Mechanical assembly diagram of a scooter showing wheel, brake, and mounting bracket (no text or symbols)

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Operating instructions

4.1 SUGGESTIONS

The condition of a vehicle is the owner's responsibility. Vital functions of the vehicle can start to d quickly and unexpectedly, even if the vehicle remains unused (for instance, as a result of exposure to the elements). Any damage, fluid leakage or loss pressure could have serious consequences.

Therefore, check all main vehicle components with great care before use.

Important!

After a long ride at high RPM, when you stop the vehicle do not turn the engine off immediately but let it run idle for about 30 seconds.

4.2 ENGINE BREAK-IN

Good running in is essential to ensure that the life of engine, transmission and moving parts is sufficiently long.

During the first 1000 km (625 miles):

• Avoid using full throttle and maintaining a constant speed for a long time.
  • Do not use the vehicle over 80% of the top speed.

After the first 1000 km (625 miles), increase speed progressively, as established by the limits envisaged by rules in force.

Both during and after running in, use only UNLEADED PETROL.

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4.3 CHECKS BEFORE USE

PART CHECK
Fuel Enough fuel
Transmission engine oil	Level within limits specified. Check leaks
Tires Check pressure/wear/damage.
Nuts, screws, bolts	Check tightness
Steering	Free movement from one end to the other.
Front/Rear brakes	Working properly and not worn; if necessary, adjust or replace
Throttle	Operation should be smooth, if necessary lubricate or adjust
Lights and indicators	Proper working conditions
Coolant	Presence of coolant or possible leakages.
Stand	Operation of stand and springs
Loads	Make sure loads and accessories (e.g. rear case) are firmly secured to v

Checking takes just a few minutes, but your safety and that of other people is extremely important. If you do not have time or prefer to make some closer checks, apart from the essential maintenance checks listed in section 5 of this manual, please contact an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre.

4.4 STARTING THE ENGINE

Before pressing the ignition button, pull the front or rear brake lever and keep it pulled to start the engine, since this lever acts on a special ignition consent switch.

The automatic transmission runs the rear wheel, even when the throttle lever is operated gently. Gradually release the brake after starting and use the throttle with care.

Never start the engine in a closed area. Exhaust fumes are poisonous.

If the tank is empty, do not operate the «START» button and do not turn the key «ON» as this would damage the injection system.

If the engine does not start, release the ignition switch, wait a few seconds, then try again. Do not operate the ignition system for more than 10 seconds at each attempt, otherwise the battery will run flat. To guarantee a long service engine, do not rev up too roughly when engine is cold.

IMPORTANT! In order to ensure maximum battery life, we recommend you to turn the engine on with the lights switched off.

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The vehicle's fuelling system can handle starting either on the basis of the engine's conditions (cold/warm) or on the basis of ambient temperature.

• Place the vehicle on its centre stand (see chap.3.16)
• Keep the throttle grip at its minimum capacity.
• Turn the key ON Ⓞ.
• Pull the front or rear brake lever; then press the electrical starter button (B-Fig.18).

4.4.1 DIFFICULT STARTING

In the unlikely event that the engine is flooded, you attempt starting by keeping the throttle lever partially or fully open. In any case, have the vehicle checked by an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre to check why this happened and to resume normal conditions.

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4.5 SETTING OFF

• Get onto the vehicle whilst pulling the rear brake lever, and keeping both hands on the handlebar.
• Check the position of the rear view mirrors.
• Warm the engine up for a few seconds before setting off.
  • Make sure the centre stand is in its idle position (up).
• Look out for oncoming traffic, switch on the indicator light.
• Release brake, turn the throttle grip gently and set off.

Do not rev up while pulling the brakes.

The automatic transmission runs the rear wheel, even when the throttle lever is operated gently. Gradually release the brake after starting and use the throttle with care.

Make sure the fuel tank contains enough fuel (approx. 1 litres) to safeguard the condition of the fuel pump. No fuel in the pump could cause serious damage. If the fuel reserve light comes on, have fuel added at the nearest service station.

4.6 BRAKING

Close the throttle grip and operate both brake levers gently to balance the power on both levers, so as to avoid dangerous skidding.

The brakes are operated as follows: Left hand lever: operates the rear brake. Right hand lever: operates the front brake.

4.7 STOPPING THE ENGINE

After a long ride, we advise you to keep the engine at idle speed for a few seconds before turning the key OFF ☒.

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4.8 SAFETY INFORMATION AND IMPORTANT RIDING POINTS

• Always wear a helmet (homologated), which must be correctly fastened (this applies also to passengers) and suitable garments. Avoid wearing loose hanging and unbuttoned garments.
- Keep the visor (or protective goggles) and windscreen clean.
- Adjust the rear-view mirrors.
• Always drive seated, with both hands on the handlebar and feet on the footrests.
- Warm up the engine and let it run idle for a few minutes before setting off.
- Always, keep at a safe distance from other vehicles. When driving behind other vehicles or in slow if the speed needed is very close to minimum engine speed, maintaining this speed would cause continuous slipping and overheat the clutch. It is best to rev up and slow down at a regular frequency in order to maintain the clutch in working order.
- On dry road, without sand or gravel, use both brakes: using one brake can cause dangerous unexpected slipping.
- On wet road, drive with care and at a low brakes "gently" and entrust braking to the "engine brake".
- Good psychological and physical conditions are fundamental for safe riding. Driving under the effect of drugs, alcohol or psychotropic drugs, or in conditions of excessive fatigue or sleepiness, can be

extremely dangerous.

• Changes of direction, changes of lane, turns into side streets, or stops must always be signalled using the turn indicators.
• Near stop signals, red traffic lights, level crossings, fitting, speed control humps, etc. slow down gently and in good time. Safety is important for you but also for other drivers.
  • Drive with the lights on, even during the day.
• When stopping the vehicle after a long ride at high rpm, do not turn the engine off immediately, but let it run idle for about 30 seconds.
• Before riding, always check: the level of engine oil and coolant, the condition and pressure of tires, the electrical and braking system for malfunctioning.
  • Use only unleaded petrol and the lubricants recommended by the Maker. Avoid mixing incompatible types of oil.
• Never use mobile phones, whilst driving or fuelling, in a manner differing from the provisions of laws in force.
• Never allow passengers to use mobile phones in a manner differing from the provisions of laws in force during the journey, since they should be holding the special handles (23-Fig.3).
• When carrying a passenger, the driving method changes considerably. It is essential to adjust both rear shock absorbers (chap.5.9) and adopt a more prudent driving style.
• Whilst driving, do not carry pointed or fragile objects in your pockets.
• Whilst driving, never hold or carry your helmet (the

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same applies to the passenger).

• Never drive absent-mindedly.
• Never eat, drink, smoke or turn round to talk to the passenger whilst driving.
• Do not tow or be towed by other vehicles.
• When the stand is down, do not sit on the vehicle.
  • Never set off with the stand down.
• Never operate the stand when the vehicle is parked with its front side on a slope.
• Never drive on pavements, under porticos, on public land or parks, etc.

- Avoid stunts which are dangerous both for you and others.

- Never load bulky or heavy objects on the vehicle unless they are firmly secured in place.

- Never use the vehicle to carry objects that protrude from the vehicle or cover the lighting/signalling systems.

- Before carrying passengers, instruct and warn them about the behaviour to maintain during the ride.

- Maintain a driving style that takes account of the presence of a passenger.

- Do not exceed the maximum permissible weight (see specifications).

• Do not apply too may electrical devices.

- Avoid making modifications that increase or otherwise alter the original technical performance.

• Use the vehicle in the expected manner.

- Never leave the engine running for too long when the vehicle is at a standstill.

- Never start or run the engine in closed or poorly ventilated environments; exhaust gas is highly toxic.

• Never set off at high speed.
• Do not turn the throttle grip too roughly.
- Avoid pressing the start button when the engine is running to prevent damage to the starter motor.

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Routine Maintenance

5.1 MAINTENANCE

WARNINGS

It is compulsory to carry out the routine maintenance operations, at the deadlines indicated in the table on page 27 of this manual, in order not only to ensure both your safety and that of other people but also correct operation of the vehicle.

Failure to perform these operations can adversely affect vehicle operation, with all the relevant consequences, including the FORFEITURE OF THE WARRANTY.

For information about the warranty, refer to the "Warranty and Log Book".

For any operational trouble, we advise you not to wait until the kilometres required for the next coupon are reached, but immediately contact an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre to solve this trouble.

Before starting any maintenance work on the vehicle, stop the engine, remove the key and wait for the engine, the exhaust and the cooling systems to be completely cold so as to prevent scorching.

When performing maintenance work, wear protective goggles and gloves and make sure that all heated parts of the vehicle have cooled down.

THE FIRST CHECK COUPON must be carried out at 1000 km (625 mi): for subsequent coupons see the MAINTENANCE TABLE.

If the time-related scheduled maintenance for changes/coupons is reached earlier than the kilometre-based one, carry out the relative scheduled maintenance.

SERVICE signal frequency, which is indicated by the light (see par.3.11.1), may not correspond to the indications provided in the Maintenance Table. Frequency of scheduled maintenance, in fact, depends on how and where the vehicle is used, etc. Also in these cases, contact anyway an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre.

During scheduled maintenance work, the Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre will reset the SERVICE signal after performing the necessary work.

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CHECKS AND REPLACEMENT OPERATIONS		1FIRST1.000 km(824m)	24.000 km(2.496 m)or 12months	38.000 km(4.992 m)	412.000 km(7.440 ml)	516.000 km(9.984 ml)	620.000 km(12.480 m)	724.000 km(14.860 ml)
Spark plug (condition and electrode gap)		○●	○●	○●	△	○●	○●	△
Engine oil and filtering net	*	△	△	△	△	△	△	△
Final transmission oil	*	△			△			△
Valves (clearance)	*	●□			●□			●□
Fuel pump filter	*			△ every 48.000 Km
V-belt	*		●	●	△	●	●	△
Clutch weights	*		●	●	△	●	●	△
Primary speed variator rollers	*		●	●	△	●	●	△
Variator pulley bushing and clutch bearing (greasing)	*				●			●
Tightness of the braking system pipes - Injection system	*	●			●			●
Air filter (suction and transmission)	*	○●	○●	○●	△	○●	○●	△
Battery condition and charge level		●	●	●	●	●	●	●
Wear: brake pads - discs		●		● every 2.000 Km
Level and density of coolant (replace every 2 years) - Manifold tightness		●	●	●	●	●	●	●
Braking system fluid	*	●	△	every 24 months or 12.000 Km
Wheel bearings	*	●	●	●	●	●	●	●
Chassis linkages (or levers)	*	●	●	●	●	●	●	●
Steering system operation and play (lubricate if necessary)	*	●	●	●	●	●	●	●
Operation and tightness of fork and shock absorbers	*	●	●	●	●	●	●	●
Tightness of nuts and bolls	*	●	●	●	●	●	●	●
Tightness of centre stands - Pivot lubrication	*	●	●	●	●	●	●	●
Operation of sidestand switch - Lubrication		●	●	●	●	●	●	●
Tire pressure - tread wear		●	●	●	●	●	●	●
Final check: tires, pressure, lighting, warning devices, switch functions, road test	*	●	●	●	●	●	●	●

Note: maintenance operations should be performed more frequently if the vehicle is used in rainy weather, in dusty places or on rough terrain.

Due to their simplicity, checks with no asterisk CAN also be carried out by technicians not authorised by MALAGUTI, but under their direct responsibility.

5.3 TRANSMISSION OIL

Checking level/topping up

1) Place the vehicle on a level surface on its centre stand.
2) Unscrew the oil filling screw (A-Fig.24
3) If necessary, top up with the recommended type of oil (Q8 CLASS 10W40) until it overflows.
4) Refit and tighten the oil filling screw.

Renew after the first 1,000 km (624 mi) and every km (7,440 mi)

1) Place the vehicle on a level surface on its centre stand.
2) Put a container under the crankcase.
3) Loosen the drainage (B-Fig.24) and filling (A-Fig.24) screws.
4) Clean the drainage screw, refit and tighten in place.
5) Fill crankcase with the recommended type of oil (Q8 CLASS 10W40) until it overflows (150cc).
6) Refit and tighten the oil filling screw.

Perform this operation with the engine off and cold.

Prevent foreign matters from getting into transmission crankcase during checks or oil changes. Prevent oil dripping on tires or wheels.

12,000 A B

Fig.24

Regularly check for oil leakages near drain cap at the rear wheel. If you notice any leaks, contact an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre.

Hand waste oil over to an authorised waste diposal centre, in accordance to laws in force.

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5.4 ENGINE OIL

Check oil level every 2,000 km (1,248 mi)

As far as four-stroke engines are concerned, engine oil is used to lubricate distribution components, base bearings and the thermal unit. An insufficient amount oil can seriously damage the engine.

In all four-stroke engines, deterioration of the oil and a certain consumption are to be considered normal. Consumption, in particular, strictly relates to conditions of usage (oil consumption increases if the vehicle is used with the throttle fully open).

To prevent trouble, check the oil level more frequently with respect to the indications given in the MAINTENANCE TABLE, especially before long journeys.

Checking the oil level

This check should be performed when the engine is cold, as described below:

1) Park the vehicle on flat ground and put it stand.
2) Stop the engine and wait a few minutes for the oil to stabilise.
3) Unscrew the cap/dipstick (A-Fig.25), dry it with a clean cloth and retighten it.
4) Remove the cap/dipstick and make sure the level falls between the MAX and MIN notches; if necessary, top up with Q8 CLASS 10W40 oil.
Maximum amount of 1000cc.
Max. amount of oil for periodic renewing: 800cc.
5) Refit the cap/dipstick (A-Fig.25).

of A Max Min Fig.25

When checking the oil level, make sure the vehicle is upright; slight tilting may alter readings.

If you need to check the level when the engine is warm, I remember that the level line will be lower. It is best to wait at least 10 minutes from stopping the engine in order to have a correct reading

Topping up

Before topping up, check the oil level and in no case allow the level to rise above the MAX notch.

Never allow the level to rise above the MAX mark! Excessive internal pressure can impair performance and cause malfunctioning or damage to the engine.

Waste oil is toxic for the environment, therefore we suggest you contact an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre for disposal according to the rules in force.

Change engine oil and clean the filtering net after the first 1000 km (624 mi) and every 4000 km (2496 mi)

1) Warm the engine up for a few minutes.
2) Stop the engine. Put an oil container under the engine and remove the dipstick (A-Fig.26).

A F S

Fig.26 Fig.27

Technical diagram showing mechanical assembly with numbered parts for identification

3) Remove drainage cap (S-Fig.26) and let oil flow out.
4) Remove filter cap (F-Fig.26
5) Clean the oil filtering net (1-Fig.27) with solvent.
6) Check the O-ring (3-Fig.27) and replace if damaged.
7) Refit O-ring, compression spring (2-Fig.27), oil filtering net and tighten filter cap.

Make sure the O-ring is correctly seated.

8) Refit drainage cap and wrench.
9) Fill the engine with 800cc. of Q8 CLASS 10W40 oil and refit the dipstick.
10) Run the engine and let it warm up; check for any leaks. If leaks are noted, stop the engine and locate their cause.
11) Repeat engine oil level check (see "Checking the oil level" chap.5.4).

Letting the engine run with an insufficient amount of lubricant or with the wrong types of lubricant causes wear to moving parts and can in the long run cause serious damage.

Waste oil contains polluting substances. Have oil replaced by an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre that will also dispose of waste oil in accordance to the law.

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• The visual check should be made through the sight glass (S-Fig.28) of the tanks: front brake (A-Fig.28) and rear brake (B-Fig.28), when the vehicle is on level ground and perfectly upright.
• The oil should be at 3mm from the bottom edge of the sight glass.
• Topping up must be entrusted to an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre.

Hydraulic oil is corrosive and can cause damage and injuries. Do not mix different types of oil. Check the perfect seal of the gaskets.

Renew every 7,500 mi (12,000 km) or 24 months

• If the fluid features traces of dirt, debris or water, it must be replaced.
• A soft and spongy feeling in the brake lever can indicate the presence of air in the circuit. Immediately contact an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre.

28) MIN S MIN B A water, it Fig.28

To ensure long life and efficiency for your vehicle, we advise you to have these operations made by an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre.

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5.6 COOLANT

• The coolant expansion tank is located inside the front compartment and is protected by a plastic cover (chap.3.5).
• The level of coolant can be checked using the "MIN" and "MAX" notches as reference. These are visible through the chassis number sight glass (Fig.29).
• Check the coolant level in the tank when the engine is cool, in order to avoid possible burnings.
• The coolant level is sufficient if it is included the "MIN" and "MAX" notches marked on the tank.
• If it is lower than the "MIN" notch, top up until you reach the "MAX" notch.
  • We advise you to use: Q8 TOP FLUID
• If you are using undiluted fluid, dilute with amount of water.

The cooling circuit is supplied with an electric fan, actuated by a thermistor, which automatically cools the fluid inside the radiator if its t reaches excessive levels. The electric fan is protected by a 7.5 A fuse located in the glove compartment (chap.3.6).

Before using the vehicle, check that the cooling surface of the radiator, located behind the front wheel, is not even partially clogged by leaves, paper, mud, etc.

Fluid temperature indicator

Temperature of coolant is displayed by the temperature indicator on the right hand side of the instrument board.

When coolant temperature rises above the permissible threshold, the indicator reaches the red zone of the scale and the relative warning light comes on (chap.3.11). In this case, stop the vehicle immediately. Allow the engine to cool down and check:

• that there are no objects clogging the cooling surface of the radiator located between the headlights (remove them);
• that there are no leaks inside the circuit with subsequent leak of fluid (see oil level, topping up);
• that the fan's fuse is in working order (if not, replace it).

the same

For any trouble inside the cooling circuit, we advise you to contact an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre for an extensive check as soon as possible, even if the cause of the trouble has already been removed.

temperature already been removed.

- MAX - MIN

Fig.29

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5.7 LUBRICANT TABLE

Note: the vehicle's life depends also on the care devoted to lubricating it.

LUBRICANTS TYPE OF LUBRICANT

ENGINE OIL (4-STROKE TYPE)	Q8	CLASS 10W 40
ENGINE TRANSMISSION OIL	Q8	CLASS 10W 40
AIR FILTER LUBRICANT	Q8	AIR FILTER OIL
RADIATOR FLUID Q8 TOP FLUID
BRAKE CIRCUIT FLUID	Q8	BRAKE FLUID DOT 4
FORK ROD OIL Q8 FORK OIL

5.8 SPARK PLUG

Replace every 7,440 mi (12,000 km)

Recommended spark plugs: NGK DPR7EA9

The spark plug is an essential component:

• Proper care of the plug is important for maintaining the engine in perfect working order.
• For maintenance, remove the centre partition under the seat (P-Fig.30), by unscrewing the three fix screws (V-Fig.30) and raising the bottom profile (with the aid of a screwdriver) sealed onto the two teeth of the footboard. Carefully remove the cap by turning it clockwise and anticlockwise alternatively (C-Fig.31); Now, unscrew the spark plug using the special wrench supplied with the vehicle (all operations on the spark plug must be performed when the engine is cold).
• Examine the spark plug conditions after a reasonably long drive (10-15 km) and after letting the engine cool down (at least 10-15 minutes), since the sediments and the colour of the insulator can provide useful information about the heat rating of the spark plug, carburetion, lubrication and general conditions of the engine. A light brown colour of the insulator, around the central electrode, indicates good working order.
• After disassembling the spark plug, suitably clean the electrodes and the insulator using a metal brush. Adjust the electrode gap using a filler gauge: the gap should range from 0.6 ÷ 0.7 mm.

- Blow onto it so as to prevent possible residues from entering the engine, then refit it, by wrenching until finger tight. Then, using the special spark plug wrench, wrench it to the recommended torque wrench setting: 17.5 Nm / 1.75 kgm.

Spark plugs with a heat rating differing from the recommended one may seriously damage the engine.

It is imperative that any spark plug exhibiting cracks on the insulator or corroded electrodes be replaced.

Close-up of a mechanical component with labeled parts P and V (no text or symbols beyond labels)

Fig.30

Close-up of a mechanical component with a labeled section (C) and a tool inserted, no visible text or symbols.

Fig.31

5.9 ADJUSTING REAR SHOCK ABSORBERS

• The shock absorbers are equipped with a spring preload ring nut, with which it is possible to adjust the vehicle's behaviour depending on the load carried, how the vehicle is driven and where.
• The adjustment is carried out using the wrench supplied, by acting on the ring nut located in the top section of the shock absorbers (R-Fig.32); turn anti clockwise to increase spring pre-load (load increase).

There are five adjustment positions:

1) light-weight driver only (up to 75 kg)
2) driver only
3) driver and luggage case
4) driver and passenger
5) driver, passenger and luggage case

Mechanical assembly diagram of a scooter wheel and suspension system (no text or symbols)

Fig.32

ATTENTION: adjust both shock absorbers according to the same adjustment index. An unbalanced adjustment may compromise the vehicle's stability.

While riding with a passenger, preload the shock absorber spring at position '4'.

When adjusting, wear gloves to protect yourself against scratching.

5.10 ADJUSTING ENGINE IDLING SPEED

For possible adjustments, please contact an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre.

5.11 THROTTLE FREE PLAY ADJUSTMENT

Check that the throttle grip idle stroke is 1-3 mm (measured on the end of the throttle grip).

Any adjustments must be entrusted to an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre.

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Maintenance of the brake levers is limited to the brake fluid level check (chap.5.5).

A soft feeling in the brake levers could indicate the presence of air in the hydraulic circuit. In this event, refer to an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre for a check and circuit purging, if necessary.

5.13 CHECKING PADS AND DISCS OF FRONT/REAR BRAKES

• We recommend that you check the front/rear pads and discs every 2,000 km (1,250 mi).
- Check the thickness of the brake pads as indicated by references A (front), B (rear) (Fig.33-34). The minimum thickness of the brake lining shall not be less than 2 mm (Fig.35).
- If the thickness of the pads is close to the lowest permitted limit or if they are damaged, have them replaced immediately.

It is absolutely necessary to replace the worn discs and pads as soon as possible. This operation must be performed by an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre using only original MALAGUTI spare parts.

Mechanical assembly diagram showing a wheel, brake disc, and gear assembly (no text or symbols)

Fig.33

Mechanical assembly diagram showing a brake caliper and wheel assembly (no text or labels)

Fig.34

MIN. 2mm Fig.35

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5.14 LIGHT

5.14.1 HEADLIGHT

To increase visibility at night, quartz (halogen) type headlights are fitted.

• Low beam / high beam (A-Fig.36)

Halogen bulb 12V - 60/55W (H4)

• Parking light bulb (B-Fig.36)

Bulb 12V - 5W (W5W)

For light controls, see chap.3.12.

• Using a Phillips screwdriver, turn the projector screw (R-Fig.36), bearing in mind that turning clockwise lowers the beam and vice versa.
• Adjust the beam so that its bottom line projected on the wall is at about 95cm from the floor.

Have the beam of the headlight periodically checked by an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre.

Note: We advise you to check if the replaced bulb works properly before refitting the headlight unit definitively.

ADJUSTING THE BEAM

To check/adjust the beam, proceed as follows:

• Put the vehicle in running conditions at 10 metres from a wall.
• Turn on the headlights and keep the vehicle balanced without a stand (lean it against a wall for instance).

A B R Fig.36

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REPLACING THE BULBS

Any replacements must be entrusted to an Authorised MALAGUTI SERVICE CENTRE.

5.14.2 FRONT TURN INDICATOR

• Front turn indicator (C-Fig.37)

Orange lamp 12V - 10W (RY10W)

REPLACING THE BULBS

The rate at which the turn indicator warning light on the instrument board flashes will increase to signal that one of the four indicators is not working.

Any replacements must be entrusted to an Authorised MALAGUTI SERVICE CENTRE.

Front view of a scooter's head and front grille, labeled with 'C' and figure number 'Fig.37' (no text or symbols on the body)

Fig.37

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5.14.3 TAIL LAMP (WITH STOP LIGHT)

- Parking light (B-Fig.38)

Bulb 12V - 5W (W5W)

- Stop light (S-Fig.38)

Bulb 12V - 10W (R10W)

• Rear turn indicator (E-Fig.38)

Bulb 12V - 10W (R10W)

Note: visually check if the stop light works properly, by pulling one of the two brake levers.

V F V

E P W S B W

Fig.38

REPLACING LAMPS

• Remove number plate light (see par.5.14.1).
• Remove cover of tail light (F-Fig.38) by loosening the 2 screws (V-Fig.38). Pay attention not to scratch the cover.
• Remove the parabola (P-Fig.38) by loosening the 2 screws (W-Fig.38).

Parking light (B-Fig.39)

• Remove the lamp socket inside the lamp.
• Replace the light bulb.
• Refit the rubber lamp socket (by pressing) cover.

Stop light (S-Fig.40) and turn indicator (E-Fig.40)

• Remove the coloured cap, secured to the lamp by means of two hooks.
• Replace the light bulb.
• Refit the coloured cap and cover.

When performing the operations described above, pay attention not to damage parts nearby (transmission, wiring, gaskets, etc.)

Interior view of a vehicle showing a mechanical component with labeled point B (no text or symbols beyond label)

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5.14.4 NUMBER PLATE LIGHT

• Number plate light (C-Fig.41) Bulb 12V - 5W (W5W)

To check if the number plate light (C-Fig.41) is working properly, flick the light switch, which is on the side control, to its central position and turn the key to starting position.

Technical illustration of a car's front wheel assembly with labeled component (C), no readable text or symbols beyond labels

REPLACING THE BULBS

To replace the number plate light:
- Remove the number plate light cover (F-Fig.42), by loosening the screw (V-Fig.42).
- Remove the rubber lamp socket and plastic cover.
- Replace the light bulb.
highRedthe lamp socket and cove

When performing the operations described above, pay attention not to damage parts nearby (transmission, wiring, gaskets, etc.)

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5.15 FUSES

The electrical equipment includes eight fuses protecting the main components against faults. These are located in the glove compartment (F-Fig.43). They are:

A	Light 10s A	CK16C
B	7.5 A	STOP	Stop light + indicators
C	5 A	ACC.MOTOR	Engine accessories activated when key is on
D	5 A	ECU	Control unit
E	30 A	PRINCIPAL	Main
F	10 A	PUMP.I.E	Fuel pump
G	7.5 A		Fan
H	30 A	CHARGE	Protection for battery recharging

REPLACING THE FUSES

To replace a fuse, just open the lower fairing cover and, using the pliers supplied, extract the blown fuse and replace it with one of the same capacity. Inside the compartment, you will find some spare fuses Check that the fuse you are using has the same amperage of the fuse you are replacing.

Do not replace the fuse with one having a higher capacity, as it could seriously damage the electrical equipment and cause a fire on the vehicle in the event of a short circuit.

S F Fig.43

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If the fuses blow, even if they have been replaced have them checked by an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre.

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5.16 BATTERY (12V - 9Ah)

The battery housing is in the central channel.

Fitting battery (operation performed before delivery)

To fit battery, proceed as follows:

• Take a charged battery.
• Apply the adhesive band supplied with the vehicle as shown in Fig.44, removing the two protective from the ends of the adhesive area, as shown by the arrow in the drawing (P-Fig.44).
• Remove the 30A general protection fuse.
• Undo the 3 screws (V-Fig.45) and remove the centre partition under the seat (S-Fig.45).
• Remove the battery fixing cover by removing the two screws (C-Fig.46).
• Insert the battery and make sure it is correctly seated.
• Connect the battery wiring:
• positive pole (+) RED/BLUE cables
• negative pole (-) to the BLACK cables.
  • Wrench down the battery terminals.
• Refit the 30A general protection fuse previously removed.
• Check that the battery and the wiring harness are correctly installed; you can now refit the battery cover.
• Fit the partition.

NEVER invert the cable connections.

Do not use the vehicle if the battery has not been fitted correctly and connected to its cables. This may cause failures and short circuit of the electrical system and its components.

If the battery remains flat it will be seriously damaged.

We advise you to use protective gloves and goggles while removing the battery from its compartment, for example to recharge the battery.

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Battery recharging

• To carry out this operation, we advise you to remove the battery from its housing, unless the connection through the special plug (chap.3.6) is used.
• Disconnect the cables.
• It is good practice to recharge with amperage of 1/10 with respect to that of the charged battery.
• Refit the battery, being careful to connect positive cable (red/blue) to the + pole and the negative cable (black) to the - pole.
  • Wrench down the battery terminals.
• The battery must always be kept completely charged. During winter or when the vehicle is not used, charge the battery at least once a month.

Danger of explosion! Never use open flames (lighters, matches, etc.) to check the battery liquid level.

The battery contains sulphuric acid, which is highly toxic. Avoid any contact with eyes, skin or clothes.

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If you are using the special socket (chap.3.6) to recharge/maintain the battery, it is recommended to open the battery compartment to provide sufficient ventilation.

Simple line drawing of a battery with a switch and cable, no text or symbols present

Fig.44 Fig.45 Fig.46 Fig.47

Close-up of a mechanical component with labeled parts (S and V), no readable text or symbols present.

Close-up of a mechanical component with labeled parts (C), showing internal structure without any readable text or symbols.

Close-up of an electronic device showing internal components and wiring (no visible text or symbols)

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5.17 TROUBLESHOOTING

If the vehicle does not operate correctly, run the checks and carry out the operations described herein.

If the problem persists, contact an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre, which has the required equipment and experience for any kind of adjustment and repair.

The vehicle does not brake or the brake lever travel is too long.

• For both hydraulic brakes, check the oil level in the brake pump chambers, located on the handlebar, and if necessary, have them topped up or purged by an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre.
• Check the thickness of the brakes pads every 1,250 mi (2,000 km).

THE ENGINE DOES NOT START

1) Brake lever not pulled:

- Operate one of the two brake levers.

2) Main switch not activated:

- Insert the key and turn it clockwise.

3) Flooded engine:

- Contact an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre.

4) Clogged or dirty air filter:

- Contact an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre.

5) The starter motor runs too slowly:

• The battery is flat or partially run down. Recharge tr battery.
• If the fault remains, contact an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre.

6) The starter motor works but the vehicle does not start:

• Check the state of the spark plug; if necessary clean or replace it.
• If the fault remains, contact an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre.

5.18 STORAGE

To keep the vehicle in good conditions before long term storage, remember to:

• Start and run the vehicle for about 10 minutes in order to drain any water and enable oil to spread over all internal mechanisms and walls.
• Remove the spark plug and pour a spoon of engine oil inside the head and then refit the spark
• Press the starter button a few times so as to allow the oil poured in to lubricate the parts subject to heat.
• Lubricate the control cables.
• Cover all metal surfaces with a coat of oil (not on rubber or plastic parts).
• emove the battery and recharge it.
  • Store the vehicle in a dry place.
• During long term storage, make sure there is enough fuel (approx. 1 litres) in the fuel tank to preserve the fuel pump in good working order. No fuel in the pump could cause serious damage.

5.19 CLEANING

To keep each part of your vehicle in perfect working order, we advise you to clean it properly.

- Before cleaning, protect the exhaust pipe and make sure that the spark plug and the fuel and oil tank caps are properly closed.

- For cleaning, never use chemical products, which plug may spoil the vehicle paintwork, plastic and rubber components, etc.

- Avoid using aggressive solvents, which can oxidise metal parts.

- An excessive water pressure while cleaning the vehicle may damage its mechanical and electrical components, especially those on the front side of the vehicle (handlebar, upper fairing, instrument board, lights, etc.).

- Avoid high pressure washing, for instance pressurised washing appliances and the like.

- While cleaning the vehicle, make sure that the cooling surface, situated in the front side, is not clogged by mud, paper, leaves, etc. In the presence of dirt, clean with a jet of water or air at a moderate pressure.

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Accessories

The vehicle can be fitted with following accessories: If you wish to fit electric or electronic accessories, always make sure that they do not interfere with the vehicle's normal operation and in case of doubt contact an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre for full information.

• LUGGAGE CASE OF A MATCHING COLOUR
• ELECTRONIC ANTI-THEFT DEVICE
- WINDSCREEN
• TARPAULIN

- If you wish to fit a non-approved part to the vehi contact MALAGUTI Spa before doing so, to find out if said accessory is compatible with your vehicle.

Note: the MALAGUTI spare parts catalogue is frequently updated. Contact your Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre for information about the new accessories for your "CENTRO".

• MALAGUTI Spa grants the full compatibility of its vehicle with MALAGUTI original accessories. Always refer to an Authorised MALAGUTI Service Centre.
• MALAGUTI Spa is released from all liability for damage to the vehicle or to the user due to installation of non-original accessories. Likewise, MALAGUTI Spa is released from all liability for damage to the vehicle or harm to the user due to improper installation of accessories, original included, the said responsibility being borne by the party who performed said installation.

NOTES:

Malaguti recommends:

MALAGUTI ORIGINAL SPARE PARTS

Index

1. INTRODUCTION ...... 2

1.1 SECTIONS DU MANUEL

1) INTRODUCTION

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11 Porte-plaque

12 Anneau antivol 14

① ② ③ ⑧ ⑦ ⑥ ⑤ ④ Fig.2

Labeled diagram of an electric scooter with numbered parts for identification and assembly reference.

Fig.3

A Fig.4 B Fig.5

MARCHIO DI FABBRICA MALAGUTIS P.A. CATEGORIA DEL VEICOLO (*) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

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3.3 PNEUS

Line drawing of a scooter with labeled X and Y components (no text or symbols on the diagram itself)

X	100/80-16" 50P
Y	120/80-16" 60P

Diagram showing a car wheel switch mechanism and its labeled components A and B in the dashboard.

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3.5 RESERVOIR DU LIQUIDE DE REFROIDISSEMENT

Close-up of a mechanical device with labeled component A, showing internal components and no readable text or symbols.

F toute max min Fig.9

3.6 COFFRE AVANT

Close-up of a mirror with a labeled point P pointing to it, mounted on a stand (no text or symbols beyond the label)

Fig.12

3.8 COFFRE A CASQUE

Close-up of a white helmet partially inserted into a car's hood, with a close-up inset showing the gear detail (no visible text or symbols)

3.9 ACCROCHE-SAC

Close-up of a mechanical component with a labeled section (G), showing internal structure and mounting holes (no text or symbols beyond label)

Fig.15

3.10 ANNEAU ANTIVOL

Close-up of a white motorcycle's wheel and suspension system, showing mechanical components and a labeled section (A), with no visible text or symbols.

Fig.16

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3.11 TABLEAU DE BORD

Front view of a silver electric scooter with visible motors and dashboard (no text or symbols)

Fig.17

A B 3 2 1 Fig.18

Fig.19

NO. Fig.20 Fig.21

Diagram of a mechanical component with a rotating shaft and curved arrow indicating rotation (no text or symbols)

Close-up of a mechanical component with a highlighted section and arrow pointing to it (no visible text or symbols)

A B C D E Malzani 08609660

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Mechanical assembly diagram of a scooter showing wheel, brake, and mounting bracket (no text or symbols)

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Technical diagram showing mechanical assembly with numbered parts for identification

Fig.26 Fig.27

S MIN MIN A B Fig.28

- MAX - MIN

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5.7 TABLEAU LUBRIFIANTS

Mechanical assembly diagram showing a component labeled 'C' with a tool inserted, no readable text or symbols present.

5.9 RÉGLAGE AMORTISSEUR ARRIÈRE

Close-up of a scooter's wheel and brake system with labeled component (R), no visible text or symbols beyond the label.

Fig.32

Mechanical assembly diagram showing a wheel, brake disc, and gear mechanism (no text or symbols)

Fig.33

Mechanical assembly diagram showing a brake caliper and wheel assembly with an eye symbol (no text or labels)

Fig.34

MIN. 2mm Fig.35

5.14 FEU

5.14.1 FEU AVANT

Ampoule 12V - 5W (W5W)

REMPLACEMENT AMPOULES

REMPLACEMENT AMPOULES

Front view of a scooter's head and front grille, labeled with 'C' and figure number 'Fig.37' (no text or symbols on the body)

Fig.37

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Ampoule 12V - 5W (W5W)

• Feu de stop (S-Fig.38)

Ampoule 12V - 10W (R10W)

E P W S B W

Fig.38

REMPLACEMENT DES AMPOULES

Close-up of a car interior showing engine compartment and dashboard (no visible text or symbols)

S E

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5.14.4 FEU PLAQUE

• Feu plaque (C-Fig.41)

Ampoule 12V - 5W (W5W)

REMPLACEMENT AMPOULES

Technical illustration of a car's front wheel assembly with labeled component (C), no readable text or symbols beyond labels

S F Fig.43

REPLACEMENT FUSIBLES

Simple line drawing of a battery with a switch and a labeled component (no text or symbols)

Fig.44 Fig.45 Fig.46 Fig.47

Close-up of a mechanical component with labeled parts S and V, showing internal structure and mounting base (no readable text or symbols)

Close-up of a mechanical component with labeled parts (C), showing internal structure and wiring (no readable text or symbols)

Close-up of an electronic device showing internal components and wiring (no visible text or symbols)

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5.17 DÉFAILLANCES DE FONCTIONNEMENT

Top-down schematic of a vehicle viewed from the side, showing internal components and structural lines (no text or labels)

Fig.1

Dimensiones

Paso (A-Fig.1) m.... 1,360

5 Caballete central 19

6 Batería 42

7 Gancho casco externo 13

8 Compartimento del casco 13

9 Luz trasera 39

① ② ③ ⑧ ⑦ ⑥ ⑤ ④ Fig.2

Labeled diagram of an electric scooter with numbered parts and a license plate visible

Fig.3

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A Fig.4 B Fig.5

Line drawing of a scooter with labeled X and Y axes (no text or symbols on the diagram itself)

X	100/80-16" 50P
Y	120/80-16" 60P

Diagram of a hand using a tool to lift a circular component, showing motion direction (no text or symbols)

A B

Close-up of a mechanical device with labeled component A, showing internal components and no readable text or symbols.

Close-up of a mirror with a labeled point P pointing to it, mounted on a desk lamp (no text or symbols beyond the label)

Fig.12

3.8 COMPARTIMENTO DEL CASCO

Technical illustration showing a mechanical component and a close-up of a car's wheel assembly (no text or symbols)

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3.9 GANCHO PORTAOBJETOS

Close-up of a car front panel with a labeled component (G) pointing to a small electronic component (no text or symbols beyond the label)

Fig.15

3.10 GANCHO ANTIRROBO

Close-up of a white motorcycle's wheel and suspension system, showing mechanical components and mounting bracket (no text or symbols visible)

Fig.16

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3.11 SALPICADERO

Front view of a silver electric scooter's head and front wheel assembly (no visible text or symbols)

Fig.17

A B 3 2 1 Fig.18

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NO. Fig.20 Fig.21

Diagram of a mechanical component with a rotating shaft and curved arrow indicating rotation (no text or symbols)

3.15 EQUIPAMIENTO ESTÁNDAR

Close-up of a transparent mechanical component with a highlighted rectangular opening (no visible text or symbols)

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3.16 CABALLETE CENTRAL

Technical diagram showing mechanical assembly with numbered parts for identification

mirilla MIN S MIN A B Fig.28

- MAX - MIN

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5.7 TABLA DE LUBRICANTES

Close-up of a mechanical component with a labeled section (C) and a tool inserted, no visible text or symbols.

Fig.31

Close-up of a scooter's wheel and suspension system, showing mechanical components and a labeled part (R) (no text or symbols beyond label)

Fig.32

Mechanical assembly diagram showing a wheel, brake disc, and eye component (no text or symbols)

Fig.33

Mechanical assembly diagram showing a brake caliper and wheel assembly (no text or labels)

Fig.34

MIN. 2mm Fig.35

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5.14 LUCES

5.14.1 FARO DELANTERO

Front view of a scooter's head and front grille, labeled with 'C' and figure number 'Fig.37' (no text or symbols on the body)

Fig.37

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5.14.3 LUZ TRASERA (CON LUZ DE FRENO)

E P W S B W

Fig.38

CAMBIO DE BOMBILLAS

Close-up of a car interior showing engine and dashboard components (no visible text or symbols)

S E

Fig.40Fig.39

Technical illustration of a car's front wheel assembly with labeled component (C), no readable text or symbols beyond labels

Simple line drawing of a battery with a switch and a labeled component (no text or symbols)

Fig.44 Fig.45 Fig.46 Fig.47

Close-up of a mechanical component with labeled parts S and V, showing internal structure and mounting base (no readable text or symbols)

Close-up of a mechanical component with labeled parts (C), showing internal structure and wiring (no readable text or symbols)

Close-up of an electronic device interior showing internal components (no visible text or symbols)

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