Safety Switch Problem Too

[Ciscoborb]

I have a Z248F. After I start it up and move the levers in from the Park position the left arm being moved in causes it to shut off. I know that moving them both in simultaneously is what you have to do but I did notice that it’s the left arm by moving it in and out it reengages when moved out.

 

[Ciscoborb]

I have a Z248F. After I start it up and move the levers in from the Park position the left arm being moved in causes it to shut off. I know that moving them both in simultaneously is what you have to do but I did notice that it’s the left arm by moving it in and out it reengages when moved out.

So I tried again. Start up and when I disengage the right lever it still runs. I disengage the left lever and it shuts off.

 

[Loose_Screws]

I have the exact same problem. Did you find a fix ?

 

[Tiger Small Engine]

So I tried again. Start up and when I disengage the right lever it still runs. I disengage the left lever and it shuts off.

There are safety switches on each steering arm.

 

[StarTech]

It would be two problems at the same time. The safety on the arm not killing the engine has failed. Also either the seat switch connector is loose/unplugged, the switch failed, or the shorting strip is damaged.

 

[Loose_Screws]

It would be two problems at the same time. The safety on the arm not killing the engine has failed. Also either the seat switch connector is loose/unplugged, the switch failed, or the shorting strip is damaged.

StarTech, I have exactly the same problem as Ciscoborb has in this thread. You also responded to my post concerning the same issue in a separate thread. In my case, the seat switch connector is definitely not loose, disconnected or unplugged. I really appreciate your interest and effort in trying to help us.