I was cutting the grass and stopped for lunch and now my craftsman
riding mower wont start. All it does is one click. The battery is good
and there isn`t any loose or broken wires. Would this be the solenoid,
starter or what? And how do I determine what the problem is?
Thank you for a reply
On Sun, 3 Oct 2010 16:40:03 -0400, shilot@webtv.net (Herb Eneva)
wrote:
> I was cutting the grass and stopped for lunch and now my craftsman
>riding mower wont start. All it does is one click. The battery is good
>and there isn`t any loose or broken wires. Would this be the solenoid,
>starter or what? And how do I determine what the problem is?
>Thank you for a reply
I would clean the connections on the solenoid, first. Have you tried
starting with a charger or a jump from your truck battery?
Cables can still be tight, but have some corrosion. Even the negative
cable ground on the mower frame.
Tight cables don't always mean a "good" contact surface.
Also check the wires on the ignition switch for a good clean
connection.
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>riding mower wont start. All it does is one click. The battery is good
>and there isn`t any loose or broken wires. Would this be the solenoid,
>starter or what? And how do I determine what the problem is?
>Thank you for a reply