Seat kill switch problem?

[Monopod]

I recently purchased a 26hp, 60 inch, zero turn Bad Boy from Tractor Supply. Today, I stood up while it was running to see if the seat kill switch worked. The engine died, as it's supposed to, but now it won't start. The brake is engaged. That's not the problem. Does anyone know what's going on?

 

[ILENGINE]

Didn't happen to have the deck engaged and forgot to push down the pto switch button.

 

[Forest#2]

Does the engine crank over? (or everything just seem dead)

 

[Auto Doc's]

Locate the 20 Amp main fuse holder. Thes fuse is likely blown or poorly fitting in the holder pins.

 

[BigBlueEdge]

Go through the list of things that disable start: PTO switch, seat switch, brake switch, levers 'parked'. I assume when you say "won't start" you mean it won't even crank at all?

 

[Monopod]

Didn't happen to have the deck engaged and forgot to push down the pto switch button.

No. The brake is engaged. The levers are out. The PTO is not engaged. I should have me mentioned i checked all those things.

 

[Monopod]

Does the engine crank over? (or everything just seem dead)

No. Nothing at all. I've still got a reading on the hour meter, but it seems like it's not getting any voltage at all. No clicking of relays or anything.

 

[Monopod]

Locate the 20 Amp main fuse holder. Thes fuse is likely blown or poorly fitting in the holder pins.

Thanks. I'll take a look.

 

[Forest#2]

Set down in the seat and test if you are still standing up.
But disable the PTO, apply brake, and don't breath.

Might still be under warranty.