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Cub Cadet Z-Force-S 48 - New Battery Being Drained

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jwlehman

I recently installed a new battery in my Cub Cadet Z-Force-S 48. After a single day of cutting with 2-3 starts (for breaks), the mower will not start. The voltage meter on the mower indicates that the voltage is just above 11 volts.

Is there a equivalent of a alternator in these mowers? I've looked at parts lists and don't see anything. Any help with this issue would be greatly appreciated!

J W Lehman
Laconia, IN
CWO2 USMC Retired


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Rivets

Yes there is. Post the engine model numbers and I'll try to find you an electrical troubleshooting procedure. Sounds to me light you have either a bad stator or voltage regulator.


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jwlehman

Yes there is. Post the engine model numbers and I'll try to find you an electrical troubleshooting procedure. Sounds to me light you have either a bad stator or voltage regulator.

Thanks for the quick reply! I was able to find the Alternator on the schematic but I'm guessing by your reply that it's integrated with another part:

Mower Model:17AI5BHB056
Engine Model: FR651V

JW


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Rivets

This service/repair manual should be of some help. Small engines don't have alternators, but separate stators and voltage regulators.

http://www.mymowerparts.com/pdf/Kaw...ASAKI-SERVICE-REPAIR-MANUAL-99924-2093-01.pdf


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jwlehman

This service/repair manual should be of some help. Small engines don't have alternators, but separate stators and voltage regulators.

http://www.mymowerparts.com/pdf/Kaw...ASAKI-SERVICE-REPAIR-MANUAL-99924-2093-01.pdf

Thanks Rivet! You're a great asset to the board!


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