R7184b keeps locking out

no engine of 3 told, KWAWaSKi , briggs or Kohler
22FX means .Kawasaki FX691V , bingo
this a lawnmower/ sure and is no car. or truck
sure
and like all lawnmowers that are huge.
they have 5 more more interlocks to keep engine dead.
here I will try to list some.
1; in gear, lockout.
2: blades activated lockout.
3: seat switch open no person seated. (lockout)
4: low oil pressure cranked, lockout.
5: cooling open lockout.
6: clutch engaged lockout.
7: brakes not locked. (to start)
or as you lost service manual shows. schematics will tell that that . for sure.
fuses blown?
connectors loose or fell off
keyswitch bad

spark magneto dead.
the answer is here,

the engine uses magneto to make spark and is defeated by engine connector black wire. jump to ground.
black wires on engine are coil wires spark and most not be grounded out, via safety switches.
the 12vdc does not produce spark at all. only he mag. does.
the carb has cut fuel wire green/white


seen here

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/619769/Scag-Power-Equipment-Stc48v-23cv.html?page=77#manual


and

https://www.kawasakienginesusa.com/sites/default/files/manuals/99920-2251-04_FX651V-691V-730V_English.pdf

Probably on hard lockout. Need service tech.

simple answer : none ! use bar/chain oil in auto lube tank , some suppliers even tell you right on bottle what to set your drip rate too for your model saw , other types of oil wont have the same viscosity (or temp range) to lube your saw and it will wear out faster , allways fill to just below the top of tank (not top of fill neck) leave a little air gap this keeps it from vapor locking and stopping up auto oiler pathway

Air in line. Prime and shut off power to unit at least 1 minute

It sounds like its the flame sensor which would send it to lock out . unplugging it only resets it . They do not work like the plumber said .

Press down and hold the reset button. You may need to bleed the oil line once you get oil in the tank.

Storing a chain saw for longer than 30 days requires storage maintenance. Unless the storage instructions are followed, fuel remaining in the carburetor will evaporate, leaving gum-like deposits. This could lead to difficult starting and result in costly repairs. Never store a chain saw for longer than 30 days without performing the following procedures:
Remove the fuel tank cap slowly to release any pressure in tank. Carefullydrain the fuel tank.Start the engine and let it run until the unit stops to remove fuel from carburetor. Allow the engine to cool (approximately 5 minutes).
Using a spark plug wrench, remove the spark plug.
Pour 1 teaspoon of clean 2-cycle oil into the combustion chamber. Pull starter rope slowly several times to coat internal components. Replace spark plug.
Store the unit in a dry place and away from possible sources of ignition such as a furnace, gas hot water heater, gas dryer,etc. When removing the unit from storage, be sure to perform the following procedures:Remove spark plug. Pull starter rope briskly to clear excess oil from combustion chamber.Clean and gap spark plug or install a new spark plug with proper gap.Prepare unit for operation.Fill fuel tank with proper fuel/oil mixture.

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how do you reset a beckett oil burner when your locked out ?

I'm assuming this is a 4 cycle engine. If yes check the level of the oil in the crankcase - DON'T over fill, drain some out if over filled. If 2 cycle engine your oil mix is to rich. drain gas from tank and mix a fresh match of fuel with the proper amount of oil.

my Beckett oil burner with a honeywell R7184P just did the same thing. Quit burning, blinks for half a second. The burner says press reset once, if it does not reset then call a local serviceman. It is cold here in Alaska, you betcha', and my oil must have jelled up. It happened once, but pressing reset solved my problem, two days later it stopped again. I applied heat (hair dryer) to my supply line, added an anti-jelling solution to my tank. Here is what I found.

"The Honeywell R7184P-1080 (interrupted control—transformer shuts down 10 seconds after flame is established) is now the standard control used on all Beckett oil burners along with the new “Cleancut” pump. The Honeywell control has both a 15 second pre-purge and a 15 second post purge feature, as well as internal self-checking of the control itself. The control has 15 second lockout timing plus a 10 second ignition carry over period. After 3 lockouts during the same call for heat, the control goes into restricted lockout., A restricted lockout condition may be reset by holding the reset button down for 30 seconds until the LED flashes twice. At any time the control is powered, the reset button may be held for 30 seconds to reset the lockout counter. There are several new “Service Features” with the R7184P control that make for easier servicing."

You have to press the reset button for thirty seconds. I don't know how cold it it there, or what number oil you guys are burning, but what I do know is that you guys have been pressing your reset button more than once.

This worked for me. Good luck.