I unfortunately backed the back wheels of my machine into a recess and in
order to get it out I had the bright idea of lifting the back as it was
slowly going forward. I had to make the safety switch on the seat operate
without me on the seat and I used a heavy hammer. It worked and I got the
machine out.
I then found after starting the machine as soon as I let the clutch out the
engine stopped.
I assumed it was a safety switch operating but could not understand what the
clutch has to do with a safety switch.
I took the battery out to see the switch connections and there was a yellow
and black connection with another yellow connection which had a connector
which was dangling loose. I could see no other connection near.
Has anyone got a clue what my problem is and the solution please.
Blair

"Blair" wrote in message
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I unfortunately backed the back wheels of my machine into a recess and in
order to get it out I had the bright idea of lifting the back as it was
slowly going forward. I had to make the safety switch on the seat operate
without me on the seat and I used a heavy hammer. It worked and I got the
machine out.
I then found after starting the machine as soon as I let the clutch out
the
engine stopped.
I assumed it was a safety switch operating but could not understand what
the
clutch has to do with a safety switch.
I took the battery out to see the switch connections and there was a
yellow
and black connection with another yellow connection which had a connector
which was dangling loose. I could see no other connection near.
Has anyone got a clue what my problem is and the solution please.
Blair

I found that the bracket operating the safety switch had been bent so that
it did not operate the switch.
A little bending back did the trick!
Blair