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I bought a new TIGER_900_GT_PRO (MY2023 model), & used my workshop-grade charger MATSON MW61224 to charge the battery. I have used this battery-charger for many years to charge my previous motorcycle (YAMAHA V-STAR XVS950A).
After about 3 hours of charging, the charger stopped charging as it indicated the battery on my TIGER_900 was fully charged. However, 2 alerts appeared on the motorcycle dashboard. They are the hazard-warning, & the 'spanner symbol' for service-alert.
I believe this is because the motorcycle ECU (Electronic Control Unit) did not like the high charging-current used by the MATSON charger. Join me in this video as I explain how I searched TRIUMPH official documents to find information on the maximum charging-current permitted by the ECU. I subsequently bought the TRIUMPH OPTIMATE DUO 2A charger for the motorcycle, & have been using it successfully on the motorcycle.
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