Toro Pro Force 44552, Руководство по обслуживанию

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Starting Problems
Problem Possible Cause Corrective Action
The battery charge is low Charge the battery
The battery is discharged or damaged Charge and test the battery
Replace the battery if necessary
The battery cables are loose or
corroded Clean and secure the battery cables
The ground connection is loose or
corroded Clean and secure the ground
connections at the engine block
The wiring at the starter motor is
damaged Repair or replace starter wiring
The starter solenoid clicks, but the
starter does not crank
The starter solenoid or starter motor is
damaged Refer to the Kohler Command Pro
CH740 Service Manual for starter
solenoid and starter motor information.
The battery is discharged or damaged
Charge and test the battery
Replace the battery if necessary
The battery cables are loose or
corroded
Clean and secure the battery cables
The ground connection is loose or
corroded Clean and secure the ground
connections at the engine block
A fuse is damaged Test the fuse and replace it if necessary
F–1 (7.5 A), F–2 (7.5 A), F–3 (15 A),
and/or F–4 (2 A) if necessary; refer to
Fuses in Chapter 5 – Electrical System
A relay is damaged Test the start relay and main power
relay and replace them if necessary;
refer to Component Testing in Chapter
5 – Electrical System
The key switch is damaged Test the key switch and replace it if
necessary; refer to Component Testing
in Chapter 5 – Electrical System
The wiring to the start circuit
components is corroded, loose, or
damaged Clean, secure or repair/replace the
circuit wiring; Refer to the Electrical
Schematics in Appendix A
The wiring at the starter motor is
damaged Test the circuit wiring and replace it as
necessary
Nothing happens when you attempt to
start the engine using the key switch
The starter solenoid or starter motor is
damaged Refer to the Kohler Command Pro
CH740 Service Manual for starter
solenoid and starter motor information.
Attempt to start the engine with the
key switch. If the engine starts,
troubleshoot the wireless remote as
follows:
The batteries in the wireless remote are
discharged or installed improperly Test the batteries and replace them if
necessary
Make sure the batteries are properly
installed; refer to Wireless Remote in
Chapter 5 – Electrical System
The association between the wireless
remote and the control module has
been lost Re-establish remote control-to-base
unit communication; refer to the
machine
Operator’s Manual
Models 44552, 44552TE, and 44553
– Nothing happens when you attempt
to start the engine using the wireless
remote
The wireless remote or control module
is damaged Replace the wireless remote
Troubleshooting: Starting Problems Page 3–6 Pro Force® Debris Blower
18237SL Rev A