How do I stop the Service Icons flashing on the Gilera Fuoco instrument panel? Ta

Are you referring to TA Instruments Thermogravimetric Analalyzer? That's not exactly what I think of as office equipment. https://imri.uci.edu/facilities/tempr/tempr-instruments/q500/ I suspect your company has a service plan for this equipment. The instrument's company's support site is https://www.tainstruments.com/support/ You might try the followin forum: https://www.labwrench.com/thread/242221/error-192 I don't see the error codes listed: https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1246529/Ta-Q-Series.html?# Sorry.

We have no manuals for this make, sorry.

I had an intermittent starting problem with my Piaggio MP3 which turned out to be water ingress and some "corrosion" inside the ENGINE STOP SWITCH


It's very easy to get at, fairly easy to disconnect from the wiring loom connector and then remove from the handlebar shroud, and not too difficult to open it up and get inside.
It's then simple to dry and clean up any contact metal surfaces that look dirty or "corroded".
I used several cotton buds and some isopropyl alcohol

You can get a very soft abrasive "eraser" specially designed to remove oxidation from PCB edge connectors which would also do a fine job of cleaning up these contacts

Once cleaned I applied a little bit of petroleum jelly to both help protect the electrical contacts and repel water

Then just reverse the processes.

Mine's been OK ever since

These icons are yellow and as such do not generally mean there is immediate danger, but rather to alert you that service is needed when lit. There may be little or no change to the way the car drives or handles when these colored indicators are on (Check Engine, Service Engine Soon, etc.).

Red icons on the other hand indicate a serious condition that requires immediate attention when lit. This usually means stopping and shutting the engine off (Oil, Temperature, Brake, etc.).

The icon to the right of the Tachometer is the "Anti-lock Brake System" (ABS) indicator. This is not the normal state when lit. This means there is a problem with the antilock brakes but your regular brake system is working. You may experience longer stopping time in a "panic stop" due to locking up the brakes.

The Icon above the Odometer indicates the "Traction Control System" (TCS) or "Traction Assist" (TA) is *not* engaged. This is NOT the normal state. The TCS / TA is a secondary function of ABS, so it is not unusual to see these come on at the same time as a result of the same problem.

These systems are in cars made in the last 15 or so years and provide safer starts and stops via computer control of the application of the brakes. You should bring the vehicle to a trusted mechanic or dealer for proper diagnosis and an estimate for repairs. Until then, the vehicle *should* operate as normal, except in cases of slippery roads or emergency / panic stopping.

I hoipe this helps and good luck!

try spraying with wd40 or alternative oil,

Sounds like preamp gone ta ta. Put it in for a service but get a quote first. Keep on rockin'
Good Luck