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In my case the answer is: it's time to buy a new one. I called Kintrex and they haven't made infrared thermometers for 5 years and could not answer any questions about them. I found a similar item made by Thermoworks and despite their product's similar specs and similar error codes the technical people there did not know what Er 5 means, and suggested removing the batteries and letting the machine sit for 10 minutes or more to "reset". I've tried that to no avail.
I assume it has been restricted to 33bhp for use on an A1 license?
If so it will either have been done through the ECU if your bike is fuel injected. Or (more likely) it is carbs then there will be large washers inside the inlet rubbers restricting the bore of the carbs. If you take the carbs off and pull these out you'll have access to your bikes full potential.
Best would be to examine tht noise, put your bike on the center stand and get an assistant to sit on it so tht the front wheel is thn free to rotate.
Rotate the wheel and try to locate the noise...not bad if you start at the brake pads!
Hope this helps!
The ER5 has got an electronic rev-counter, no cable.
Like the oval rear brake-drums this is another ER5 bugbear, the rec/rec fails, the battery boils and the rev-counter is usually a victim too. Often on ER5 specific forums there will be someone who repairs the circuit board and sells the repaired units much cheaper than a new one. it's usually a tiny zener-diode that is killed.
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