I bought this little police lill rider it work for one day it can start again what can I do?

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Since you have stated ABSOLUTELY nothing about provinance... model, year... owners manual POLICE being a pretty decent watch from the UK (I'm going to skip right on past the AUTHENTIC notion... Chronograph (shown).

If your your watch is a REGULAR knock-off (replicant)... t has the miyota movement...

A highly precise and reliable motor in it's own right.
(sets very much like the high end valjoux cousins)

It is a crown-set... typically a three position stem set.

Force nothing... !!

Some GENTLY unscrew the crown... others will pull out
to set: 1, TIMW 2, DATE... THREE (back to normal -closed).
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In the closed position

The stop/start butons do precisely that on those SUB-DIALS.

In the SET positions the start/reset buttons are used to ZERO those sub-dials (press & hold... then individual clicks will move each hand to zero).

Hope this helps!

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There is a fuse on the pedal control that has probably blown replace it and it should run again. You may also want to charge the battery again.

Did anyone help you with this issue? I have the instruction book I can scan for you if you need and email it. I need to get in touch with the manufacturer..because I need certain part do you know who I can contact ?

Take it back to the place you bought it. It wasn't working after they worked on the vehicle (but it was before)so they are responsible for fixing it. (At least in the UK)

My tomtom rider 2 will not charge on my bike and will not charge from mains electric, when i use my tomtom in the car it works.

Cheers Tim

just find a schematic online and get screw size and head to hardware store

Gene, if it is getting spark as you say, it is not "the neutral switch if it has one, (under the seat??). Or something electrical for sure"
I would be more inclined to think along the lines of a leaking valve, most likely the exhaust valve.
You don't give any information about the engine so it isn't possible to tell you anything specific about it.
If it is an OHV engine though, it could be as simple as removing the valve cover and adjusting the rocker arms to get the proper clearance