Path Of Electricity thru electric drill motor

An electrical circuit is where electricity follows a path through some components.

Electricity is not reaching your starter motor. Period.

You need to check the electrical path to find out the culprit. Riding mowers have safety sensors on gear, seat, blades, etc designed to not let motor crank if they are in the open position.

Year/make/model???? Possible defective wiper motor....switch.....relay....seized wiper pivot to name a few

Electricity is very LAZY. t seeks the least path of resistance. If your breakers keep going off you have a short or open wire that is going to ground and tripping the breaker. This is not good and the machine has nothing to do with it. It is the electric in YOUR HOUSE!

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Whatever part, motor, or electrical load that ground is for will not work. For instance, a motor is an electrical load, put power to it -it won't operate without a path to ground after the load. A lighting bulb is an electrical load. Send power to it. and the bulb won't light, power will not travel through the bulb filament making it bright, without a path to ground after the bulb. Every electrical load has to have a path to ground, or it will not work-the reason for the term "circuit"-every wiring circuit (starting circuit, light circuit, ignition circuit, etc.) begins at the power source and ends at the power source. The ground completes the circuit back to earth (ground), and as you know, all grounds go to metal frame, and thus go back to the battery. If the circuit is not complete, the electrical load will not operate. See?

You likely have a poor/corroded ground. Check the wire terminals at the power wire inside the machine, and make sure it is properly grounded.

You are acting as the ground condiut - electricity takes the path of least resistance.

If there is corrosion - or the ground wire is broken - YOU are the path it will take.

Thanks!

P.S. Be sure to unplug the machine before checking.

check the resistance of your fuel injectors.Should be 11.6 to 12.4 ohms, measured between the two prong, with the plug off. Look for one that is out of range low. When you load the engine, this one will **** up all of the electricity, as electricity takes the path of least resistance.

No power at all?? pump may be gone & not allowing a path of electricity to the main board OR the board is gone.

electricity flows in a path simliar to water. IF the path is closed no water , or no power. if the TV doesn't turn on something inside is not working, and it most likely is related to the transformer or an electrical short in the TV, If you already tried plugging other stuff where the TV was plugged in to test the outlet, then my advice is to replace the TV the unit is not worth fixxing.