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CONDITION CAUSE CORRECTION
7. The engine does not stop
when the shift selector is in
gear as you get off the seat.
• The traction or seat switch is
adjusted incorrectly or they are
defective.
• The seat return pin spring
broken, missing or jammed
down.
• The seat pivot fails to rotate
freely.
• Refer to Traction Switch
Maintenance.
• Refer to Seat Switch
Maintenance.
• Replace, loosen and lubricate
parts so the pin operates
freely.
• Loosen and lubricate the seat
pivot pin to assure free
movement.
6. The engine does not stop
when mow pedal is
depressed (reels engaged)
as you get off the seat.
• The mow/lift or seat switch
adjusted incorrectly or are
defective.
• The seat return pin spring
broken, missing or jammed
down.
• The seat pivot fails to rotate
freely.
• Refer to Mow/Lift Switch
Maintenance.
• Refer to Seat Switch
Maintenance.
• Replace, loosen and lubricate
parts so pin operates freely.
• Loosen and lubricate the seat
pivot pin to assure free
movement.
• The cause of this problem is
unrelated to interlock wiring
system.
• The rear camshaft is
maladjusted.
• The engine or rectifier plug is
loose
• The “ I “ terminal wire of the
key switch is loose
• Engine trouble or out of gas.
• Parking brake kill relay
defective
• All interlock switches are OK;
therefore, go to next cause.
• Refer to Rear Camshaft
Adjustment
• Connect wire
• Connect wire
• Determine problem and
correct
• Replace relay
5. The engine cranks but does
not start when the shift
selector and mow pedal are
in neutral.
• The mow/lift switch, traction
switch and/or seat switch
adjusted incorrectly or are
defective.
• Battery terminals are corroded
• The mow/lift or traction switch
wires are loose
• The battery is dead
• The solenoid is defective
• The ignition switch is defective
• The starter is defective
• The engine is seized
• The key switch, voltmeter, or
solenoid wires are loose
• The operator must be on seat.
• Refer to Traction Switch
Maintenance
• Refer to Mow/Lift Switch
Maintenance
• Refer to Seat Switch
Maintenance.
• Clean terminals.
• Check wires and connect them
properly
• Charge or replace the battery
• Replace the solenoid
• Replace the ignition switch
• Replace or repair the starter
• Repair the engine
• Connect wires
• Sit on the seat
4. The engine fails to crank,
regardless of shift selector
or mow pedal position.