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Ryker mph/rpm/reverse just froze & won't work - any ideas?
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Gerome, I've merged your 2 threads - no point in having more than 1 
& expanded your title to briefly ask your question... usually works better at getting answers. :2thumbs:
That's an odd one on a Ryker!! I'm not all that sure that disconnecting the battery will do anything, but it certainly can't hurt... :thumbup:
Maybe while it's disconnected you could test its voltage (tell us what it says ) &/or attach a charger just to make sure that the dash/reverse beep freezing thing isn't just a sign of a flat battery?!? 
Over to you! :cheers:
& expanded your title to briefly ask your question... usually works better at getting answers. :2thumbs: That's an odd one on a Ryker!! I'm not all that sure that disconnecting the battery will do anything, but it certainly can't hurt... :thumbup:
Maybe while it's disconnected you could test its voltage (tell us what it says
) &/or attach a charger just to make sure that the dash/reverse beep freezing thing isn't just a sign of a flat battery?!? Over to you! :cheers:
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You mean the gauges froze at one reading? The reverse works but doesn't give warning beep?
Can you provide more of an explanation?
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Hi there
Thank you for responding
I currently don’t have any response when pushing the soft buttons on the instrument cluster.
There is no mph, rpm, or temp reading
I can’t get out of eco mode since I have no response when pushing the soft buttons on the cluster panel
When I put the bike in reverse there is no more beeping sound, hazards than normally would come don’t anymore.
Signals don’t come off automatically when making a turn, I have to turn it off manually.
I appreciate everyone’s input.
Thank you for responding
I currently don’t have any response when pushing the soft buttons on the instrument cluster.
There is no mph, rpm, or temp reading
I can’t get out of eco mode since I have no response when pushing the soft buttons on the cluster panel
When I put the bike in reverse there is no more beeping sound, hazards than normally would come don’t anymore.
Signals don’t come off automatically when making a turn, I have to turn it off manually.
I appreciate everyone’s input.
I think Ed is suggesting disconnecting and reconnecting the battery as a start to helping you troubleshoot the problem. Most of us are familiar with Spyders, but not Rykers. However some troubleshooting may be common to both.
This is the first I knew of a beeping alarm when a Ryker is in Reverse.
The screen is on but not functioning
Nothing works it just at 0 and the temp gauge has 0 bars
The buttons on the side I can’t even use it doesn’t work
When I used to put it in reverse it a beeping “warning” sound to alert people around you
It sure does seem like there's a problem with the electronic module that controls those things. Take it to the dealer while it's still under warranty.
Look for the bit where the speedo, tacho, gas gauge, etc normally appear, with the buttons on it. That's the dash module - it's the black box that makes up the dash & all its workings, display, buttons etc...There's a fairly large bunch of wires that plug into it - check to make sure that's tight, not wet, etc. :thumbup:
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