Dashboard turned off won't switch on

I have a 2006 cbr 1000RR she started up nicely everything as we were driving the dashboard turned off but the bike was still driving like normal it was only when we stopped and turned her off she didn't want to start again or switch on

 

What do you mean by the dash turned off? Has everything electrical stopped working ignition, oil pressure, high beam, turn, etc or has just the LCD screen part gone off? Is the Rev counter still working?

 

Good morning i mean everything electrical the dash turned off the rev counter increased and decreased as i was driving but the bike sound everything was driving smoothly so after i turned her off everything stopped working i replaced all the fuses but still nothing a lot of people say it is the ecu but I'm insure don't have a lot of experience

 

If you are sure the fuses are all okay and have checked the loom connector/s in to the back of the instrument cluster is/are secure (after checking for any signs of dampness or corrosion) I’m guessing you’re left with either the instrument cluster itself or ecu at fault. Do you have a wiring diagram and can you check for voltage going to the instrument cluster? The other thing to check is earth continuity - that the instrument panel is wired to earth as a corroded earth will cause havoc.

 

There is no sign of dampness or corrosion that i can see I'll just double check to make sure about it. I have the repair manual there should be a wiring diagram that i can consult and go over with the multimeter as for the earth continuity i have not checked

 

Because the battery, rectifier, ignition shows the correct voltage all the injector connectors are snug

 

Do other electrical items work and respond to controls - turn indicators, lights, brake light, horn?

 

Nothing of the sense

 

So there’s power at the battery but turning the key nothing at all lights up or happens. Check the battery is connected (earthed) to the frame. Otherwise it sounds like the main fuse or the ecu

 

There is power at the battery yes I'll check that the battery is well earthed and that the condition of the main fuse. Is there a way to test the ecu?

 

Sorry, that’s beyond my skill set

 

I appreciate the help Thank you very much you've helped quite a lot

 

Happened to my 05 when I was initialy getting it back on the road.
Was the big connector at the back of the dash.
Popped it apart, gave it a spray with contact cleaner and bunged it back in. So far so good.

 

I will have to give that a try as well thank you for the advice and glad your beast still runs without any issues