Yamaha Morphous CP250W Bedienungsanleitung

OWNER’SMANUAL

LIT-11626-20-30

CP250W

1B7-28199-11

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containschemicalsknowntothe

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YAMAHA LIT-CALIF-65-01

INTRODUCTION

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CongratulationsonyourpurchaseoftheYamahaCP250W.ThismodelistheresultofYamaha’svastexperienceinthepro-

ductionoffinesporting,touring,andpacesettingracingmachines.Itrepresentsthehighdegreeofcraftsmanshipand

reli-

abilitythathavemadeYamahaa leaderinthesefields.

Thismanualwillgiveyouanunderstandingoftheoperation,inspection,andbasicmaintenanceofthisscooter.Ifyouhave

anyquestionsconcerningtheoperationormaintenanceofyourscooter,pleaseconsulta Yamahadealer.

ThedesignandmanufactureofthisYamahascooterfullycomplywiththeemissionsstandardsforcleanairapplicableatthe

dateofmanufacture.Yamahahasmetthesestandardswithoutreducingtheperformanceoreconomyofoperationofthe

scooter.Tomaintainthesehighstandards,itisimportantthatyouandyourYamahadealerpaycloseattentiontotherec-

ommendedmaintenanceschedulesandoperatinginstructionscontainedwithinthismanual.

IMPORTANTMANUALINFORMATION

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Particularlyimportantinformationisdistinguishedinthismanualbythefollowingnotations:

& TheSafetyAlertSymbolmeansATTENTION!BECOMEALERT!YOURSAFETYIS

INVOLVED!

FailuretofollowWARNINGinstructionscouldresultinsevereinjuryordeathtothe

scooteroperator,a bystander,ora personinspectingorrepairingthescooter.

1A WARNING1 FailuretofollowWARNINGinstructionscouldresultinsevereinjuryordeathtothe

scooteroperator,a bystander,ora personinspectingorrepairingthescooter.

FailuretofollowWARNINGinstructionscouldresultinsevereinjuryordeathtothe

scooteroperator,a bystander,ora personinspectingorrepairingthescooter.

CAUTION:

ACAUTIONindicatesspecialprecautionsthatmustbetakentoavoiddamageto

thescooter.

NOTE:

ANOTEprovideskeyinformationtomakeprocedureseasierorclearer.

NOTE:

•Thismanualshouldbeconsidereda permanentpartofthisscooterandshouldremainwithitevenifthescooterissub-

sequently

sold.

•Yamahacontinuallyseeksadvancementsinproductdesignandquality.Therefore,whilethismanualcontainsthemost

currentproductinformationavailableatthetimeofprinting,theremaybeminordiscrepanciesbetweenyourscooterand

thismanual.Ifyouhaveanyquestionsconcerningthismanual,pleaseconsultyourYamahadealer.

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PLEASEREADTHISMANUALANDTHE“YOUANDYOURMOTORCYCLE:RIDINGTIPS”BOOKLETCAREFULLY

ANDCOMPLETELYBEFOREOPERATINGTHISSCOOTER.DONOTATTEMPTTOOPERATETHISSCOOTERUN-

TILYOUHAVEATTAINEDADEQUATEKNOWLEDGEOFITSCONTROLSANDOPERATINGFEATURESANDUNTIL

YOUHAVEBEENTRAINEDINSAFEANDPROPERRIDINGTECHNIQUES.REGULARINSPECTIONSANDCARE-

FULMAINTENANCE,ALONGWITHGOODRIDINGSKILLS,WILLENSURETHATYOUSAFELYENJOYTHECAPA-

BILITIESANDTHERELIABILITYOFTHISSCOOTER.

*Productandspecificationsaresubjecttochangewithoutnotice.

IMPORTANTMANUALINFORMATION

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AFFIXDEALER

LABELHERE

CP250W

OWNER’SMANUAL

U.S.A.

1stedition,April2006

Allrightsreserved.

Anyreprintingorunauthorizeduse

withoutthewrittenpermissionof

YamahaMotorCorporation,

U.S.A.

isexpresslyprohibited.

PrintedinJapan.

P/NLIT-11626-20-30

TABLEOFCONTENTS

SAFETYINFORMATION1-1

Furthersafe-ridingpoints1-4

Locationofimportantlabels1-6

DESCRIPTION2-1

Leftview2-1

Rightview2-2

Controlsandinstruments2-3

INSTRUMENTANDCONTROL

FUNCTIONS3-1

Mainswitch/steeringlock3-1

Indicatorandwarninglights3-2

Multi-functiondisplay3-3

Handlebarswitches3-6

Frontbrakelever3-7

Rearbrakelever3-7

Rearbrakelocklever3-7

Fueltankcap3-8

Fuel3-9

Catalyticconverter3-10

Seat3-10

Adjustingtheriderbackrest3-11

Helmetholder3-12

Storagecompartments3-12

Trunk3-14

Sidestand3-15

Ignitioncircuitcut-offsystem3-16

PRE-OPERATIONCHECKS4-1

Pre-operationchecklist4-2

OPERATIONANDIMPORTANT

RIDINGPOINTS5-1

Startingtheengine5-1

Startingoff5-2

Accelerationanddeceleration5-2

Braking5-2

Enginebreak-in5-3

Parking5-4

PERIODICMAINTENANCEAND

MINORREPAIR6-1

PERIODICMAINTENANCE6-1

Owner’stoolkit6-2

Periodicmaintenancechartforthe

emissioncontrolsystem6-3

Generalmaintenanceandlubrication

chart6-4

Removingandinstallingcowlings...6-8

Checkingthesparkplug6-13

Canister6-15

Engineoilandoilfilterelement6-15

Finaltransmissionoil6-19

Coolant6-20

Airfilterelementandcheckhosesand

V-beltcaseairfilterelement6-21

Checkingthethrottlecablefree

play6-24

Valveclearance6-24

Tires6-24

Castwheels6-26

Accessoriesandreplacement

parts6-27

Frontandrearbrakeleverfree

play6-27

Adjustingtherearbrakelocklever

cable6-28

Checkingthefrontandrearbrake

pads6-29

Checkingthebrakefluidlevel6-29

Changingthebrakefluid6-30

Checkingandlubricatingthe

cables6-31

Checkingandlubricatingthethrottle

gripandcable6-31

Lubricatingthefrontandrearbrake

levers6-31

Checkingandlubricatingthe

centerstandandsidestand6-32

Checkingthefrontfork6-32

Checkingthesteering6-33

Checkingthewheelbearings6-34

Battery6-34

Replacingthefuses6-35

Replacinga headlightbulb6-37

Tail/brakelight6-38

Replacinga frontturnsignallight

bulb6-39

Replacinga rearturnsignallight

bulb6-40

Licenseplatelight6-41

Troubleshooting6-41

Troubleshootingcharts6-42

SCOOTERCAREAND

STORAGE7-1

Care7-1

Storage7-3

SPECIFICATIONS8-1

CONSUMERINFORMATION9-1

Identificationnumbers9-1

Reportingsafetydefects9-3

Scooternoiseregulation9-4

Maintenancerecord9-5

YAMAHAMOTORCORPORATION,

U.S.A.

STREETANDENDURO

MOTORCYCLELIMITED

WARRANTY9-7

YAMAHAEXTENDEDSERVICE

(Y.E.S.)9-9

TABLEOFCONTENTS

ASAFETYINFORMATION

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SCOOTERSARESINGLETRACK

VEHICLES.THEIRSAFEUSEAND

11OPERATIONAREDEPENDENT

UPONTHEUSEOFPROPER

RIDINGTECHNIQUESASWELLAS

THEEXPERTISEOFTHEOPERA-

TOR.EVERYOPERATORSHOULD

KNOWTHEFOLLOWINGREQUIRE-

MENTSBEFORERIDINGTHIS

SCOOTER.

HEORSHESHOULD:

•OBTAINTHOROUGHINSTRUC-

TIONSFROMA COMPETENT

SOURCEONALLASPECTSOF

SCOOTEROPERATION.

•OBSERVETHEWARNINGS

ANDMAINTENANCEREQUIRE-

MENTSINTHEOWNER’S

MAN-

UAL.

•OBTAINQUALIFIEDTRAINING

INSAFEANDPROPERRIDING

TECHNIQUES.

•OBTAINPROFESSIONALTECH-

NICALSERVICEASINDICATED

BYTHEOWNER’SMANUAL

AND/ORWHENMADENECES-

SARYBYMECHANICALCONDI-

TIONS.

Saferiding

•Alwaysmakepre-operation

checks.Carefulchecksmayhelp

preventanaccident.

•Thisscooterisdesignedtocarry

theoperatorandpassenger.

•Thefailureofmotoriststodetect

andrecognizescootersintrafficis

thepredominatingcauseofauto-

mobile/scooteraccidents.Many

accidentshavebeencausedbyan

automobiledriverwhodidnotsee

thescooter.Makingyourself

con-

spicuousappearstobeveryeffec-

tiveinreducingthechanceofthis

typeofaccident.

•Therefore:

•Weara brightlycoloredjacket.

•Useextracautionwhenap-

proachingandpassingthrough

intersections,sinceintersec-

tionsarethemostlikelyplaces

forscooteraccidentstooccur.

•Ridewhereothermotoristscan

seeyou.Avoidridinginanother

motorist’sblindspot.

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•Manyaccidentsinvolveinexperi-

encedoperators.Infact,manyop-

eratorswhohavebeeninvolvedin

accidentsdonotevenhavea cur-

rentdriver’slicense.

•Makesurethatyouarequalified

andthatyouonlylendyour

scootertootherqualifiedopera-

tors.

•Knowyourskillsandlimits.

Stayingwithinyourlimitsmay

helpyoutoavoidanaccident.

•Werecommendthatyouprac-

ticeridingyourscooterwhere

thereisnotrafficuntilyouhave

becomethoroughlyfamiliarwith

thescooterandallofits

con-

trols.

•Manyaccidentshavebeencaused

byerrorofthescooteroperator.A

typicalerrormadebytheoperator

isveeringwideona turndueto

EXCESSIVESPEEDorundercor-

nering(insufficientleananglefor

thespeed).

•Alwaysobeythespeedlimitand

nevertravelfasterthanwarrant-

edbyroadandtrafficconditions.

ASAFETYINFORMATION

•Alwayssignalbeforeturningor

changinglanes.Makesurethat

othermotoristscanseeyou.

•Thepostureoftheoperatorand

passengerisimportantforproper

control.

•Theoperatorshouldkeepboth

handsonthehandlebarand

bothfeetonthefootboardduring

operationtomaintaincontrolof

thescooter.

•Thepassengershouldalways

holdontotheoperator,theseat

straporgrabbar,ifequipped,

withbothhandsandkeepboth

feetonthepassengerfootrests.

•Nevercarrya passengerunless

heorshecanfirmlyplaceboth

feetonthepassengerfootrests.

•Neverrideundertheinfluenceof

alcoholorotherdrugs.

•Thisscooterisdesignedfor

on-roaduseonly.Itisnotsuitable

foroff-roaduse.

Protectiveapparel

Themajorityoffatalitiesfromscooter

accidentsaretheresultofhead

inju-

ries.

Theuseofa safetyhelmetisthe

singlemostcriticalfactorinthepreven-

tionorreductionofheadinjuries.

•Alwayswearanapprovedhelmet.

•Weara faceshieldorgoggles.

Windinyourunprotectedeyes

couldcontributetoanimpairment

ofvisionwhichcoulddelayseeing

ahazard.

•Theuseofa jacket,substantial

shoes,trousers,gloves,etc.,isef-

fectiveinpreventingorreducing

abrasionsorlacerations.

•Neverwearloose-fittingclothes,

otherwisetheycouldcatchonthe

controlleversorwheelsandcause

injuryoranaccident.

•Nevertouchtheengineorexhaust

systemduringorafteroperation.

Theybecomeveryhotandcan

causeburns.Alwayswearprotec-

tiveclothingthatcoversyourlegs,

ankles,andfeet.

•Passengersshouldalsoobserve

theaboveprecautions.

Modifications

Modificationsmadetothisscooternot

approvedby

Yamaha,

the

removalof

originalequipment,mayrenderthe

scooterunsafeforuseandmaycause

severepersonalinjury.Modifications^^

mayalsomakeyourscooterillegalto^1

use.

Loadingandaccessories

Addingaccessoriesorcargotoyour

scootercanadverselyaffectstability

andhandlingiftheweightdistributionof

thescooterischanged.Toavoidthe

possibilityofanaccident,useextreme

cautionwhenaddingcargooraccesso-

riestoyourscooter.Useextracare

whenridinga scooterthathasadded

cargooraccessories.Herearesome

generalguidelinestofollowifloading

cargooraddingaccessoriestoyour

scooter:

Thetotalweightoftheoperator,pas-

senger,accessoriesandcargomust

notexceedthemaximumloadlimit.

Maximumload:

190kg(419lb)

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ASAFETYINFORMATION

Whenloadingwithinthisweightlimit,

keepthefollowinginmind:

•Cargoandaccessoryweight

shouldbekeptaslowandcloseto

thescooteraspossible.Makesure

todistributetheweightasevenly

aspossibleonbothsidesofthe

scootertominimizeimbalanceor

instability.

•Shiftingweightscancreatea

sud-

denimbalance.Makesurethatac-

cessoriesandcargoaresecurely

attachedtothescooterbefore

riding.

Checkaccessorymounts

andcargorestraintsfrequently.

•Neverattachanylargeorheavy

itemstothehandlebar,frontfork,

orfrontfender.Suchitemscan

createunstablehandlingora slow

steeringresponse.

Accessories

GenuineYamahaaccessorieshave

beenspecificallydesignedforuseon

thisscooter.SinceYamahacannottest

allotheraccessoriesthatmaybeavail-

able,

youmustpersonallyberesponsi-

blefortheproperselection,installation

anduseofnon-Yamahaaccessories.

Useextremecautionwhenselecting

andinstallinganyaccessories.

Keepthefollowingguidelinesinmind,

aswellasthoseprovidedunder“Load-

ing”whenmountingaccessories.

•Neverinstallaccessoriesorcarry

cargothatwouldimpairtheperfor-

manceofyourscooter.Carefully

inspecttheaccessorybeforeusing

ittomakesurethatitdoesnotin

anywayreducegroundclearance

orcorneringclearance,limitsus-

pensiontravel,steeringtravelor

controloperation,orobscurelights

orreflectors.

•Accessoriesfittedtothehandle-

barorthefrontforkareacan

createinstabilityduetoimproper

weightdistributionoraerody-

namicchanges.Ifaccessories

areaddedtothehandlebaror

frontforkarea,theymustbeas

lightweightaspossibleand

shouldbekepttoa minimum.

•Bulkyorlargeaccessoriesmay

seriouslyaffectthestabilityof

thescooterduetoaerodynamic

effects.Windmayattempttolift

thescooter,orthescootermay

becomeunstableincross

winds.Theseaccessoriesmay

alsocauseinstabilitywhen

passingorbeingpassedby

largevehicles.

•Certainaccessoriescandis-

placetheoperatorfromhisor

hernormalridingposition.This

improperpositionlimitsthefree-

domofmovementoftheopera-

torandmaylimitcontrolability,

therefore,suchaccessoriesare

notrecommended.

•Usecautionwhenaddingelectri-

calaccessories.Ifelectricalacces-

soriesexceedthecapacityofthe

scooter’selectricalsysteman

electricfailurecouldresult,which

couldcausea dangerouslossof

lightsorenginepower.

Gasolineandexhaustgas

•GASOLINEISHIGHLYFLAMMA-

BLE:

•Alwaysturntheengineoffwhen

refueling.

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