Bought a new battery for our grandson's John Deere ride on mower. The connectors came off the battery so we took it back to Battery Plus. They resoldered the connectors and the battery seems to work, the only problem is that after we hooked it up it goes backward when you press the gas pedal and forward when you put it in reverse. We took the battery back to the store and they say the soldered it correctly. What gives?.
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John Deere Riding Mowers
Richard, Check the attached links,instruction and guides for wiring diagram. Good luck
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The voltage at the electric needs to be checked. You have a bad switch or electrical connection.
Another way to check the pto is to apply 12V battery voltage directly to the clutch's electrical connector via jumper wires. If engages fully doing then you an electrical problem before the clutch.
Check "under the hood" to make sure all connections are tightly connected. I bought the girl version of this and one of the cords had come undone. If that doesn't work go to your local batteries plus and see if they can test out your battery to be sure its a working battery.
hi,
one of the safety switches probably came out of alignment, probably the safety switch at the pto blade control. its an electric switch up under the frame usually. there are a few of these switches on riding mowers and just one of them will stop it. check your seat switch to make sure its functioning. a word of advice. these switches are backwards of what you would think they would be, meaning when the switch contacts are apart, it will start and when they are closed or together it wont. if switch seems to be working unplug the electrical connector off the ignition switch from the rear and see if its rusty, plug it back in. check your battery connections for rust, check all your contacts for rust and sand them down.
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