electronics not working

[DenP]

I have seen cluster problems here but none like mine. I have 2012 rt with 7000 miles only. Bike does start & run but cluster is blank, windshield , turn signals headlight controls, & reverse do not work. Only thing that works on that multi function control set up is the horn. Any help would be greatly appreciated, in my 70's retired & on Social Security only---dealer is way two $$$$$. Thanks

[Chupaca]

two things...cluster and command controllers. I would start with a full fuse and relay check and battery connections. If any work was done recently backtrack that work for connections etc. The how and when it started would help.

[billybovine]

Check fuse F1 in the front fuse box.

[IdahoMtnSpyder]

The horn is the only function in that switch that does not use the CanBus. First, check F1 in the left fuse box. If it is good then I suspect the left switch, which uses a processor on a circuit board for its operation, has gone south. That is, unless there is a bad ground in the switch circuit. Does your cruise control work? If not that points to the left switch module since the cc on/off signal goes through the left switch.

[DenP]

Had not rode it for a couple of weeks--was fine when last shut down. Lives in the garage--no work has been done in last 6 months. Battery is fine as it starts rite up. Thanks

[Fearless]

The horn is the only function in that switch that does not use the CanBus. First, check F1 in the left fuse box. If it is good then I suspect the left switch, which uses a processor on a circuit board for its operation, has gone south. That is, unless there is a bad ground in the switch circuit. Does your cruise control work? If not that points to the left switch module since the cc on/off signal goes through the left switch.

Thought cruise control went through the RIGHT switch block. Thats where the controls are.

[IdahoMtnSpyder]

Thought cruise control went through the RIGHT switch block. Thats where the controls are.

That's where the buttons are but they connect to the processor in the left handlebar.