Chapter 9 - Electrical
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ABOUT THIS CHAPTER
This chapter is divided into four sections:
• Section 1: About this chapter and Precautions
• Section 2: Components
This section will describe the location and opera-
tion of the electrical components on the vehicle.
Where appropriate, some disassembly or com-
ponent removal instructions will be included.
• Section 3: Diagnostic Techniques
This section will cover basic tools, techniques,
and methodology for diagnosing electrical issues
on the vehicle. A lot of the information in this
section can be applied to other equipment.
• Section 4: Schematics
Precautions:
CAUTION: Before disconnecting any electrical
component, take precautions to prevent the
component or the wires attached to it from short-
ing out. The most effective means of doing this
is to disconnect the battery ground cable from
the negative battery terminal.
CAUTION: Unless performing tests that require
the electrical system to be in operation, discon-
nect the negative cable from the battery before
doing any work to the electrical system of the
vehicle.
CAUTION: Refer to Section 5 of the Operator’s
Manual and Section 3 of this chapter for normal
maintenance procedures and precautions that
relate to the battery.
COMPONENTS
1. Fuse and Relay Center, Kohler Gas Engine:
• Location: Open the hood to reach the fuse and
relay center. It is mounted on the firewall, imme-
diately forward of the steering column.
• There are three positions in the relay center.
The fuses and relays for standard equipment
occupy position three, the most inboard position,
under a plastic cover. See Figure 9.1.
Item Place Rating
Accessory Relay R1
20/35A 14V
Start Relay R2
20/35A 14V
Park Buzzer Relay R3
20/35A 14V
Unused R4
N/A
Accessory Fuse F1
20A ATM
Unused F2
N/A
Unused F3
N/A
Key Switch / Front pp F4
2 5 A AT M
Unused F5
N/A
Unused F6
N/A
Figure 9.1
Position 3 Position 2
Position 1
R1 R4
R2
R3
F1 F4
F2 F5
F3 F6
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