User's Manual

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS, cont’d.
How much power does the LoJack unit drain from my
battery?
One milliamp on average.
What if I store my motorcycle for the winter or don’t
ride it for several days/weeks/months?
LoJack recommends that all motorcycles that have a LoJack
installed also have some type of battery maintenance device
such as a smart charger or trickle charger installed to main-
tain your battery during long periods when you are not riding.
What if my motorcycle is involved in an accident?
If your motorcycle sustains damage as a result of an acci-
dent, contact your local LoJack authorized dealer to sched-
ule an inspection for your LoJack. This inspection is required
to ensure your LoJack unit is in proper working condition and
to maintain your warranty coverage.
What kind of maintenance is recommended for my
LoJack Early Warning?
The life of the batteries in your Key Passes will vary. Bat-
teries may need to be replaced from six months up to two
years, or when you change the batteries in other household
items like your smoke detectors. In addition, we recommend
an inspection of your system every two years.
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How do I get service for my LoJack?
Call your LoJack authorized motorcycle dealer. If you are
unable to schedule an appointment, please call LoJack at
1-888-334-8712 to speak with a Customer Service
Representative who can answer any questions you may
have or direct you to an authorized dealer in your area.
What is the warranty on the LoJack motorcycle unit?
There is a two-year Purchaser’s Limited Warranty that
includes a limited parts and labor warranty along with a
24-hour recovery warranty. If your motorcycle is stolen
within a LoJack coverage area and is not recovered within
24-hours, LoJack will refund you the purchase price of the
LoJack unit up to $695, not including installation costs.
Why is there no exterior marking on the motorcycle
stating it has LoJack? Wouldn’t a LoJack sticker act
as a theft deterrent?
One of the major benefits of the LoJack system is that the
presence of the LoJack unit is not disclosed to the thief. The
LoJack system was designed to enable police to track and
recover your motorcycle in the event it is stolen, it is not de-
signed to prevent theft. This is why you shouldn’t leave your
LoJack Owner’s Manual with your motorcycle. This increas-
es the likelihood of rapid recovery with minimal damage.