shear280
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My wife was moving some dirt and the engine stopped. I've checked all the safety switches, no power at the clutch switch. I'm in need of a wiring diagram.
Kubota B7610 quit running
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hr3
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Have you checked the pto lever.. my wife hits it all the time..
I have traced the wiring back from the starter to the key switch. The controller 6c190-55512, (new #55513) seems to be the culprit. I need to find out what turns that output on. I have checked all the safety switches for power and continuity. It's tough to trace without diagrams.
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Egon
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Can't help with original problem but would suggest a liberal application of Elecrolitic Grease to all connections as you work your way through checking.
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I take it you have check all the fuses,lose +,- wires.
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I'm sure you checked it but what about the seat sensor?
When you get off it cuts power.
Also this may do better in the Kubota Owner Operator forum.
When you get off it cuts power.
Also this may do better in the Kubota Owner Operator forum.
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kensnelling
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Welcome to the forum from Oklahoma.
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Briana03
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Welcome to TBN
I moved your thread to the Kubota Owning/Operating Forum.
I moved your thread to the Kubota Owning/Operating Forum.
Thanks for moving me to the appropriate venue. I have resolved the issue. I disconnected and cleaned all electrical connections and tested the start each step. It still didn't start. I was told to short the starter solenoid but I was reluctant. I did short the connection at the controller and it started. I then removed the short and it has continued to start and run perfect. That may be the process to reset the controller and shorting the solenoid would have done that too. Thanks for all the input.
