problems. Follow the procedural steps in the order indicated.
complete troubleshooting procedure. If directed, consult your
proceeding.
PROBLEM 1
Engine will not rotate when trying to start.
POSSIBLE CAUSES
Dead battery, loose connection on battery, starter or starter solenoid is
damaged, engine node controller is damaged.
CHECKS
Check the voltage at the battery terminals while attempting to start the engine (see Section 7 - Battery Maintenance).
28 volts DC or more Less than 28 volts DC
Check the engine key switch for voltage from stop to start.
If Good No Voltage
Check the battery voltage (see Section 7 - Battery
Maintenance).
24 Volts DC or More
Less than 24 Volts DC
Check the engine stop switch for
voltage.
Charge or replace the battery.
Check the starter solenoid circuit breaker CB6.
If Good
If Bad
Check the electrical connections in the starter circuit
from the battery to the starters.
Connections Good Connections Bad
Replace the starter.
Clean the connections.
Replace circuit breaker CB6.
Check the starter solenoids and starter motors.
If Good If Bad
Replace the starter solenoid, motor, or wiring.
Disengage the clutch and attempt to start the engine.
Engine Rotates
Engine Does Not Rotate
Pump or pump drive damage.
Disassemble and investigate.
Engine or flywheel is damaged. Disassemble and
investigate. (See the engine manual.)
Test the engine node controller.
If Good
If Bad
Replace the engine node.
Repair or replace
the switch.
Yes
No
Repair or replace the engine stop/start switch.