New-to-me Craftsman E150 Riding Mower is getting stowed for winter. Any advice on battery maintenance over winter? It's a Li-Ion battery, so is it best to leave it on the charger, or just periodically charge it during freezing temperatures?
It would seem your battery went bad during the winter, Lithium batteries do not like to be frozen.Removing the battery involves disassembling the rear of the mower and seat. Terrible design.
And, upon startup this spring, it ran for 10 minutes, and now the charger flashes a, "E004" error code. Mower does not start. Searching for answers.
Trying to find a shop that will work on a battery Craftsman mower will not be easy. When people buy off brand battery equipment, this is one of many problems.Thanks Grumpy, but when I turn the mower on, it draws .055 Amp, but will do nothing more. Usually a contactor goes clack, but I get nothing. Dosen't look like a battery problem, it's a problem detected by the CANBUS system. Anybody know how to troubleshoot that?