New battery hard to start 4 fuses in box 2nd fuse from left blows after run the mower for a while the wire goes to the voltage regular an to the charging system why is it blowing the fuse if you put a 30 amp it melts it have to turn the motor over by hand then turn the key to get it to spin i have to hook up a battery charger to get battery back to full amp,
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SOURCE: Fuse blows when engage blade
The electro-magnetic coil side of your PTO is shorted out.On the 318 it is very easy to replace,just under front screen.
SOURCE: BLOWING FUSES
Ist of all is 10 amp the proper size?
2nd if you bypass and whatever you are replacing the fuse with, is it warm, or hot to the touch?
If it is you have a direct short in you have a direct short in the electrical system. Check for bare wires,wires touching the motor or chassis that don't have a connector.
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SOURCE: My riding mower blows fuses once you turn the key.
Sounds like you are on the right path, maybe some wires on the ignition were replaced backward, and you are sending +12v directly to ground? Does it blow right away?
SOURCE: LTX1000 42" 18HP Kohler - Blowing fuse after 2-4 min mowing.
sounds as though you are on the right track
but be sure to check the wiring directly from the electric clutch on the front of the motor back to the switch
a wire could be pinched in the frame and shorting out intermittingly
look around and find those wires and move them around and look for chaffing and tightness
and what you could also do is to unhook the clutch at the connection to it at the front of the motor and engage switch and ride around and see if fuse blows and if not you may have an electric clutch issue
SOURCE: The charging system on the mower will not charge the battery up
The first thing to check on this machine is your voltage regulator try bypassing the voltage regulator to see if the alternator starts charging, it would be better to check your charging system with a voltmeter so that you know what the exact input and output in the electrical system.
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Well mine came with a 20 amp fuse too from the dealership brand new ....and i also have to replace it at 5 times now and it did cone with 20 amp fuse from the factory
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