Fault message regarding TSAS semi-active suspends

[DOM57]

Good morning.

For several weeks now, a TSAS (semi-active suspension) system failure message has been displayed on the screen. However, the suspensions seem to work normally. Taking advantage of the 64,000 km service, I reported the problem. The mechanic explained to me that it certainly came from the battery because, despite a 4 hour charge in the workshop, it had not reached 100% of its charge. In addition, by replacing it, the message no longer appeared.

So I went to where I bought this battery in September 2022. A test carried out in store and the conclusion of the merchant is that my battery is OK.

Has anyone had this problem with the TSAS system and what was the cause?

Thank's

[KenW]

I occasionally get it, and my battery is good.  -Well it starts the bike when I want it to, even after weeks of idleness.

[Chippy4467]

Used to get it on my Gen2 XRT occasionally.
Realised it happened if I turned ignition on/started engine on centre stand then moved it onto its wheels/put it on side stand.  At that point just don't touch anything and in about 30-45secs it re-calibrates
Might not be the same thing but it worked for me.

[Will Morgan]

Originally Posted by Chippy4467

Used to get it on my Gen2 XRT occasionally.
Realised it happened if I turned ignition on/started engine on centre stand then moved it onto its wheels/put it on side stand.  At that point just don't touch anything and in about 30-45secs it re-calibrates
Might not be the same thing but it worked for me.

  Mine could get confused & have a tantrum if the start up procedure was rushed or not to its liking. It was as if it objected to being expected to multi-task. Switching off and trying again gently taking one step at a time usually calmed it down & had normal service resumed.

[JG_XRT]

Originally Posted by Chippy4467

Used to get it on my Gen2 XRT occasionally.
Realised it happened if I turned ignition on/started engine on centre stand then moved it onto its wheels/put it on side stand.  At that point just don't touch anything and in about 30-45secs it re-calibrates
Might not be the same thing but it worked for me.

I get this on my Gen 2 every now and then, too.

Just got it yesterday when I pulled the bike off of the trailer after picking it up from winter storage.

Ran the bike for a few minutes and it adjusted itself and went away.  The warning went away, that is.  The bike is still in the garage.   

[Jon]

Originally Posted by JG_XRT

Ran the bike for a few minutes and it adjusted itself and went away.  The warning went away, that is.  The bike is still in the garage.