What to do if Gravely Promaster 460 solenoid clicks but engine won't start?
If your Gravely Lawn and Garden Equipment's solenoid clicks but the engine starter motor doesn't operate, the issue could stem from a discharged battery, corroded battery cable connectors, or a damaged starter. Check these components to resolve the problem.
Why Gravely Promaster 460 has no sound or motion on start?
If your Gravely Lawn and Garden Equipment produces no sound or motion when you turn the ignition switch to the “Start” position, consider the following potential issues: The PTO control might not be in the “On” position, the Range Selector could be in the "Fast" or "Slow" range, there may be a blown fuse, the battery could be discharged, the starting solenoid might be damaged, or the battery cables could be loose. Check each of these to identify and resolve the problem.
General| Brand | Gravely |
|---|---|
| Model | Promaster 460 |
| Category | Lawn and Garden Equipment |
| Language | English |
Provides understanding of safety instructions and controls during operation and maintenance.
Information on ordering parts and making service inquiries for your unit and engine.
Advises against using non-Gravely parts to avoid performance issues, safety risks, and warranty voiding.
States Gravely's right to change products without notice and that manual specs were effective at printing.
Details how to order parts through a Gravely Dealer.
Customer responsibilities if product was not fully assembled or instructed by retailer.
Explains the importance of filling out and returning the warranty registration card.
Explains the meaning and use of safety alert symbols to draw attention to hazards.
Defines DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION signal words used with safety alerts.
Encourages safe working precautions, awareness of conditions, and adherence to local rules.
Emphasizes the need for proper training, especially when the unit is loaned, rented, or sold.
Instructs to always replace damaged safety decals and refers to locations in Figure 3.
Covers responsible operators, drugs, alcohol, safety gear, gloves, footwear, goggles, sharp edges, entanglement.
Details safe distances, no riders, tip-overs, thrown objects, and hazardous slopes.
Information for the dealer and customer to review regarding unit preparation and delivery.
Lists the necessary tools for assembly, such as sockets and wrenches.
Lists the items included in the Promaster 460 package.
Step-by-step instructions for assembling the steering wheel and seat.
Locates and explains the function of various controls and features on the unit.
Details the seat's adjustment features for position and operator weight.
Explains the importance and function of the safety interlock system for safe operation.
Describes how to use the throttle control lever for engine speed and operation.
Explains how to operate the unit forward and backward using the directional pedal.
Describes the function of the brake lock arm for parking and transport.
Instructions for engaging and disengaging the parking brake for safety.
Explains how to engage and disengage the power take-off (PTO) for attachments.
Details how to use the hydraulic lift lever to raise, lower, and position attachments.
Explains how to select speed ranges for mowing or transport.
Describes how to use the differential lock to reduce wheel spin on difficult terrain.
Explains the meaning of warning lights and the temperature gauge for engine monitoring.
How to operate the optional headlight switch.
Instructions for setting and disengaging cruise control for maintaining speed.
Step-by-step procedures for starting and stopping the unit's engine safely.
Daily check of nuts, bolts, and other fasteners for tightness and condition.
Instructions for checking the engine oil level and changing the oil and filter.
Safety precautions and steps for safely filling the fuel tank.
Guidance on replacing the fuel filter at specified intervals.
Details on greasing fittings and applying motor oil at recommended intervals.
Procedures for checking engine coolant level and handling hot components safely.
Instructions for cleaning the air intake screen daily to ensure proper airflow.
Checking the cooling system for debris and cleaning radiator fins.
Information on checking transmission oil level, changing oil filter, and priming.
Steps to check transmission oil level and maintain proper fluid.
Guidance on changing the transmission oil filter at specified intervals.
Steps to prime the transmission after oil or filter changes to prevent damage.
Advice on cleaning transmission cooling fins to prevent overheating.
How to adjust the neutral stop mechanism if the unit creeps.
Daily inspection of tires and checking tire pressure.
Explains proper wheel alignment and how to adjust toe-in.
How to adjust the direction control pedal for proper operation and transmission safety.
Procedures for washing, inspecting, and adjusting the brakes.
Safety precautions and instructions for handling and charging the battery.
Steps for charging the battery according to manufacturer guidelines.
Procedures for jump-starting the unit to start the engine or charge the battery.
Information on checking PTO gearbox oil and adjusting the PTO clutch.
Steps to adjust the PTO clutch for proper operation under various conditions.
Defines warranty duration for rented or leased products.
Outlines duties like performing maintenance and notifying for service.
Explains the dealer's role in filling out and returning the warranty card.
Details warranty coverage for parts and accessories not purchased with the unit.
Specifies that warranty service must be performed by an authorized Gravely dealer.
Describes the prorated warranty coverage for batteries over time.
Lists items and conditions not covered by the warranty.
Limits Ariens Company's liability to repair/replacement, excluding consequential damages.
States no warranty beyond what's expressly made, limiting implied warranties.
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