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I have owned an Elite 250 and just bought a 150 Deluxe.
One of the first things that always needs to be fixed is the clock in the dash.
It is strange but I find having a dash clock is a very convenient element of riding a modern scooter.
However since on the Elite it is powered by a separate watch battery by the time I got hold of the scooter it was invariably dead.
There are some great websites out there but I hope that seeing me do the process will make this a little clearer.
One of the first things that always needs to be fixed is the clock in the dash.
It is strange but I find having a dash clock is a very convenient element of riding a modern scooter.
However since on the Elite it is powered by a separate watch battery by the time I got hold of the scooter it was invariably dead.
There are some great websites out there but I hope that seeing me do the process will make this a little clearer.
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Signing UpStep 1Remove the grill
First you need to remove the grill to the left of the dash.
It is held in with two springs to the left and one on the right.
Using a screwdriver to push in the right side spring and GENTLY pry up the grill is your best bet.
It is important to be gentle because we are dealing with vintage plastic that can be kind of hard to replace.
It is held in with two springs to the left and one on the right.
Using a screwdriver to push in the right side spring and GENTLY pry up the grill is your best bet.
It is important to be gentle because we are dealing with vintage plastic that can be kind of hard to replace.
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