48" Flip up won't flip up

bslow47

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My Flip up will not flip up anymore. I insert the pin in the lower switch on the deck rail, which kills the deck from moving as it should. I pull the lever in the back, which (dis)engages the other switch, and nothing happens.
I took that switch out and ran a continuity check, which checked out fine. Deck height adjustment works fine. But I can't flip it up anymore. Does anyone have ideas? Thank!
 

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Check the circuit breaker to see if it is tripped. Don't know if it is manual reset or auto reset type.
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There was another thread with same issue just recently..
 

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There was another thread with same issue just recently..
Yes there was and it was the same person and he got no where so I try helping since I have found the electrical schematic where we can do some point to point electrical checks.
 

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Thank you,
This makes good sense. I did not know about that breaker. I checked all that I could see, and all checked out. I'll give this one a whirl and let you know.
 

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What is strange is the parts list doesn't a PN for the breaker so the amperage rating is not known. But the schematic in hand and a test meter you should be able to pin point the problem.
 

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Check the circuit breaker to see if it is tripped. Don't know if it is manual reset or auto reset type.
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Again, thank you for the schematic info. I found the breaker and engraved on the side it reads "short stop". I was optimistic this would be my problem but, I ran continuity across it and it checked out fine. It appears to be a one and done type of breaker. There was no reset on it. Could be a auto reset but, I don't know. I was just a little tin box with the two posts on it for the wire connection. then there was a rubber cover/boot over it.

Since I was in there I decided to check all the other switches again and they all checked out fine.
I don't know what's left. Controller, maybe? If controller was bad would the grass cut height still work?
 

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Hmmmm, following..
 
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