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I have a husqvarna zero turn, don't have the model# on...Answeredescalated
Service & Maintenance Question posted August 4, 2011 by Nate Knakmuhs, last edited February 10, 2012
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I have a husqvarna zero turn, don't have the model# on me but it has a 48" deck. When I last went to start it the battery was dead. there is nothing on it that should draw battery if left on (headlights etc). When we charged the battery it kills when the parking break is taken off. Had the battery checked and it is ok. thinking maybe the seat switch or a switch on the brake itself, any easy way to test this? Also the battery drained back down after it sat for awhile.
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Thank you for contacting the AnswerARMY.
There really is no good way for the consumer to trouble shoot the elctrical system. From what you describe the brake switch is working it is providing an on and off.
You will need to get this to a local authorized Husqvarna service center and they will need to find the draw on the battery as well as the electrical failure, most likely cause is the key being left in the on position. Make sure to tell the dealer of ANY parts that have been changed on the mower like the key switch or PTO switch.
Thank you for contacting the AnswerARMY.
There really is no good way for the consumer to trouble shoot the elctrical system. From what you describe the brake switch is working it is providing an on and off.
You will need to get this to a local authorized Husqvarna service center and they will need to find the draw on the battery as well as the electrical failure, most likely cause is the key being left in the on position. Make sure to tell the dealer of ANY parts that have been changed on the mower like the key switch or PTO switch.