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Hour gauge
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bertsmobile1
Lawn Royalty
No
On the starter solenoid battery lead will be a red wire with a ring terminal ( not the one at the bottom with a spade / blade terminal ).
Follow that and it will lead to a fuse, replace the fuse .
Follow the negative battery lead to where it bolts onto the mower, make sure the bolt is tight & the joint is clean .
On the starter solenoid battery lead will be a red wire with a ring terminal ( not the one at the bottom with a spade / blade terminal ).
Follow that and it will lead to a fuse, replace the fuse .
Follow the negative battery lead to where it bolts onto the mower, make sure the bolt is tight & the joint is clean .
bertsmobile1
Lawn Royalty
Not on your machine
Get your parts book from Husqvarna and look at the wiring diagram
The hour meter is just that a clock powered on a circuit activated when the key is turned on
On some other mowers where the hour meter is part of a control module then it is a different matter .
Get your parts book from Husqvarna and look at the wiring diagram
The hour meter is just that a clock powered on a circuit activated when the key is turned on
On some other mowers where the hour meter is part of a control module then it is a different matter .
bertsmobile1
Lawn Royalty
Without that fuse, the fuel solenoid in the carb can not open so the engine will not run.
If it blows the fuse again look for a bad connection both ends of the battery cable , the ground to the rectifier & the power return from the rectifier to the battery.
If it blows the fuse again look for a bad connection both ends of the battery cable , the ground to the rectifier & the power return from the rectifier to the battery.