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I have a GTS. And it has water spots or dirt on the inside . Is there an easy way to remove it so I can clean the inside . Or do I need to take apart the whole handlebar setup . Thanks for any answers .
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Choonsy wrote:
Or do I need to take apart the whole handlebar setup .
Yes.
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If you're looking for an easy way, there really isn't. It shouldn't be all that dirty inside, at least to make it worth disassembling. Ogf course you should be in there every other year for brakes, so two birds, one stone...
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Yes I suppose I will wait for the brakes to clean it . Just annoying that I can give it a wipe .
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I wouldn't be too confident of pulling apart the SuperTech dashboard
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see

https://vespaforum.de/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=60739&sid=04fa26498cc740458c221990bbb4fab1#p889862

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Hello,
this topic is already old, but I only came across it now because my speedometer glass (Plexi) (Supertech with TFT display) also has cracks/scratches.
It may already be known, but in case it's of interest to some of you. After searching around for a while, I found a new plastic housing online from China (costs around 90-100 euros including shipping). I then disassembled the speedometer, or rather cut open the old housing all around to remove the upper cover from the housing with the broken Plexi. After that, I had to carefully remove the upper, thin, dark film with a hot air gun and a carpet knife, because it's glued. Underneath are 4 Torx screws (Torx size 6), which have to be removed because these are the screws that secure the circuit board to the rear housing cover. Then screw the new housing back onto the circuit board, stick the film back on, glue the housing together... done.
As I said, maybe one of you has the same problem and I can help you.
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can buy the cover from here

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005009148551843.html
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Honestly, in my case i dont see these screws which are holding the electric plate, could you help me?

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