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Old 08-24-2013, 05:10 PM
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Sprayed the terminals and the top part of the switch - worked like a charm.

But the standard lawn mower key I bought doesn't fit. Bummer
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Old 09-02-2013, 02:38 PM
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Does anyone have a diagram of which leads are supposed to switch on the back of the starter switch?

I get a lot of 'clicks'. Eventually it turns over. The solenoid is good, the starter is good.

Took the switch out and cleaned the terminals and no help. There are 4 terminals. When the switch is off, three of them are connected to each other. When I turn the key, the 4th connects to one of the three, but then another loses connectivity (now this could be exactly the way its supposed to work).

Am off to mess with PTO switch next... but wondering if there is a diagram someone has done for trouble shooting the switch itself.
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Nobody has mentioned.

To diagnose and repair electrical problems, often a large bottle of aspirin is necessary. Or MANY
Only if you don't have the proper print, I'll do electrical all day long IF I have a print!!

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Old 09-02-2013, 04:26 PM
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Ok, here was my issue:

One of the spades that goes to the top fuse (maybe from the switch?) was loose.

Took it off, crimped it down a bit so it would make better connection, and problem solved !

Interesting because it would just click click click, and then every now and then turn over. So an intermittent failure. (To start it I would just sit and click it 20 or 30 times until one of them worked, annoying)
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I love the challange.


If I ever get around to this snake nest, maybe you can come up???


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