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How to Set the Clock on a Vespa Piaggio Lx 50

Model: Piaggio Vespa 50 Lx
Part: Clock

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Changing the time on this Vespa model is very simple. The time setting is in the 12-hour format, divided into A (ante meridiem, from midnight to 11:59 in the morning) and P (post meridiem, from midday to 11:59 in the evening).

Next to the time you need to adjust, there are two small buttons: pressing the lower button will show the date, then the hour dots will start to flash. Press the upper button until you reach the desired time.

Press the lower button again: now you can adjust the minutes. Reach the desired time and release the buttons.

The onboard computer will automatically save the last set time.


Updated on 26 May 2026 by ScegliAuto


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