Outdoor Power Equipment and Small Engines - Lawnmower problems
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Ronald#1
06-24-04, 01:47 PM
I have a Snapper series 22 rear engine riding lawnmower, I have to set the brake to start it, when I release the brake the mower dies. Can anyone tell me where to start to fix this problem. I would like to disable the saftey equipment if possible.
sceptre
07-05-04, 12:12 AM
ronald,
i've never heard of that happening before. you may have a wiring problem.
as to how to disarm the safety switches it can be done but, can be dangerous. get a wiring diagram and check your to see if it's wired correctly.
good luck,
i've never heard of that happening before. you may have a wiring problem.
as to how to disarm the safety switches it can be done but, can be dangerous. get a wiring diagram and check your to see if it's wired correctly.
good luck,
cheese
07-05-04, 12:56 AM
Hello Ronald!
If it dies when you release the clutch/brake, then you have a problem with the seat switch. Check to be sure it is plugged in tight.
If it dies when you release the clutch/brake, then you have a problem with the seat switch. Check to be sure it is plugged in tight.