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Diagnostics of Malfunctions in The Operation of GEMO Systems

1. The document describes malfunctions in GEMO ignition systems and their causes and solutions. It lists malfunctions like lack of spark, wires being unsoldered or broken, improper connections, and damaged or low battery. 2. For each malfunction, it provides the potential causes like gaps being too wide, shorts, improper coil connections, or damaged parts. 3. It also lists methods for verifying the defects and removing them, such as checking connections, gaps, resistances, and replacing damaged parts. Measurements should be made with disconnected wires.

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Diagnostics of Malfunctions in The Operation of GEMO Systems

1. The document describes malfunctions in GEMO ignition systems and their causes and solutions. It lists malfunctions like lack of spark, wires being unsoldered or broken, improper connections, and damaged or low battery. 2. For each malfunction, it provides the potential causes like gaps being too wide, shorts, improper coil connections, or damaged parts. 3. It also lists methods for verifying the defects and removing them, such as checking connections, gaps, resistances, and replacing damaged parts. Measurements should be made with disconnected wires.

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Diagnostics of malfunctions in the operation of GEMO systems

Malfunction Cause Defect verification/removal method


1. There is no spark The gap between the impulse generator 1. Measure the gap between impulse generator and strap using feeler gauge,
and strap (marker) of the magnet wheel is too big. loosen screws mounting the impulse generator and adjust the gap to value of
0.3mm.
Blue wire is unsoldered or broken. 1. Solder the wire/replace it with a new one.
The module is not powered (there is no voltage in 1. Check the connection between red wire and stator (black coils) and, in case of
red/blue wire). a break
in the connection, perform repairs (replace/solder the wire)
2. Check the connection between blue wire
and impulse generator and, in case of a break in the connection, perform repairs
(replace/solder the wire).
3. Using multimeter measure the resistance value of:
a) power supply coil: value around 480 Ω (minimum 300, maximum 750) -
perform during a complete disconnection of RED wire from the module while
touching wire with one end of the device and engine or stator with its other end.
a) impulse generator: value around 280 Ω (minimum 200, maximum 600) -
perform during a complete disconnection of BLUE wire from the module while
touching wire with one end of the device and engine or stator with its other end.
Replace the stator/impulse generator in case of results outside of the scope.
4. Using multimeter (set in the buzzer function) check short circuit (during the
measurement connect one end of the device to red/blue wire and the other end
- to the stator/base).
a) NO short circuit (the device is not buzzing) = OK
b) SHORT CIRCUIT (the device is buzzing) = DEFECT
Replace the stator/impulse generator in case of finding irregularities.

PERFORM MEASUREMENTS WHILE THE WIRES ARE COMPLETELY DISCONNECTED!


Mechanical damage of coils/impulse generator. 1.Replace the stator/impulse generator with a new one.
Module is incorrectly connected. 2. Check the connection of the module
a) black - ground
b) black-white (key-switch pin or relay)
c) red/white-blue
d) red/black-red
e) orange - black pin coil

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Module is damaged 1. Mechanical damage
- replace the module with a new one
2. Electronic damage
- no ability to perform a diagnostics in basic scope (replace the module with a
new one in case of eliminating other damages)
High voltage coil is incorrectly connected. 2. Check the connection of the coil
a) black-orange pin
b) green-ground pin
High voltage coil is damaged. 1. Mechanical damage
- replace the coil with a new one
2. Check the coil using multimeter
a) resistance (between black pin and exit of high voltage wire) ar. 3kΩ (min. 2kΩ,
max. 3.8kΩ)
b) short circuit between green and black pins (set multimeter in the buzzer
position and place one of its ends on black pin and the other - on green pin.
SHORT CIRCUIT = OK, NO SHORT CIRCUIT = DEFECT)
- in case of measurement results other than those provided above replace the
coil with a new one.

Lack of, damaged, or discharged battery (if 1. Connect the battery/power supply (12V).
necessary, see diagram). 2. Check the battery level (voltmeter connected in parallel)
a) reading at level of 11.5 or higher = OK
b) reading below 11.4 = charge the battery
Extinguishing device is incorrectly connected. 1. Check the connection of the device
a) pin 30 - ground
b) pin 86 - ground
c) pin 85 - plus (12V voltage) after key-switch (key-switch in ignition position!)
d) pin 87a - black/white from module

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Extinguishing device is damaged. Check the extinguishing device
a) turn the key and check whether the device is operating (characteristic sound
of closing contacts, i.e. click).
b) set the key in ignition position and check whether the device shows ground
(multimeter set to transition check function, one of its ends is connected to the
ground and other to pin 87a) when the key-switch is ignition position no
transition signal after turning the key-switch to zero position i.e. extinguishing
the transition signal.
In case of finding irregularities replace the extinguishing device.

The spark plug boot/cap is damaged 1. Check the operation of ignition (occurrence of a spark) only on the high
voltage wire, i.e. bring the wire without boot near the engine casing, move the
starter lever at active ignition, and observe the occurrence of a spark
a) if the spark appears, change the boot/cap.
Spark plug is damaged 1. Similarly to a damaged boot check the operation only on the high voltage wire
a) if the spark appears, replace the spark plug with a new one.
There is a break in circuit (short circuit of module 1. Check the connection of module wires - wire insulation.
wires to ground) a) remove (isolate) found possible damage
2. The motorcycle is not shutting down Lack of, damaged, or discharged battery (if 1. Connect the battery/power supply (12V).
necessary, see diagram). 2. Check the battery level (voltmeter connected in parallel)
a) reading at level of 11.5 or higher = OK
b) reading below 11.4 = charge the battery
Extinguishing device is incorrectly connected. 1. Check the connection of the device
a) pin 30 - ground
b) pin 86 - ground
c) pin 85 - plus (12V voltage) after key-switch (key-switch in ignition position!)
d) pin 87a - black/white from module
Extinguishing device is damaged. Check the extinguishing device
a) turn the key and check whether the device is operating (characteristic sound
of closing contacts, i.e. click).
b) set the key in ignition position and check whether the device closes the
ground (multimeter set to closure check function, one of its ends is connected to
the ground and other to pin 87a) when the key-switch is ignition position no
transition signal after turning the key-switch to zero position (i.e. extinguishing)
of the transition signal.
In case of finding irregularities replace the extinguishing device.

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3. Unstable work at a certain/whole The gap between the impulse generator 1. Measure the gap between impulse generator and strap using feeler gauge,
rotational speed of the engine (interrupting and strap (marker) of the magnet wheel is too big. loosen screws mounting the impulse generator and adjust the gap to value of
engine). 0.3mm.
Module is damaged 1. Electronic damage
- no ability to perform a diagnostics in basic scope (replace the module with a
new one in case of eliminating other damages)
The gap between spark plug electrodes is too 1. Adjust the gap between spark plug’s electrodes to about 0.6mm.
small/big, heat value is incorrect. 2. Replace spark plugs with new ones with heat parameters corresponding to a
given engine
Lack of (if necessary, see diagram)/discharged 1. Connect the battery/power supply (12V).
battery. 2. Check the battery level (voltmeter connected in parallel)
a) reading at level of 11.5 or higher = OK
b) reading below 11.4 = charge the battery
4. No charging The voltage regulator is incorrectly connected. 1. Check the connection of voltage regulator.
Too small/big charging a) red (+) to the battery and key-switch
b) black - plus (12V voltage) after key-switch (key-switch in ignition position!)
c) yellow-yellow
d) pink-yellow
e) green-ground
Stator wires are damaged. 1. Check whether the wires are damaged on their length.
a) replace damaged wires
The stator is damaged. 1. Visible mechanical damage.
a) replace the stator with a new one
2. Electronic damage
- no ability to perform a diagnostics in basic scope (replace the module with a
new one in case of eliminating other damages)
Stator wires are unsoldered. 1. Solder the stator wires (yellow/pink) in appropriate places.

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