What would cause a John Deere riding mower not to start?
What would cause a John Deere riding mower not to start?
A John Deere lawn mower may not start because of an issue in the fuel system; a clogged air filter; a dirty carburetor; or a bad battery, safety switch, spark plugs or ignition switch. A faulty charging system and ignition coil can also be the culprit of your starting problem.
What does SVC mean on a John Deere lawn mower?
If an arrow with “SVC” has appeared in the lower left-hand corner, pointing to the left, the computer is alerting you that engine service will be necessary soon. A similar arrow will appear in the lower right-hand corner, pointing to the right, if mower deck service is necessary soon.
How do you reset a John Deere SVC?
Turn the ignition key to the “Run” position, but do not start the engine. Leave the key in this position for two hours, then turn the ignition key to the “Stop” position and remove the key. The service timer will reset and come on when the next service interval is reached.
Why does my riding mower not start?
There are many reasons a riding lawn mower won’t start—everything from stale gas to ignition switch problems. If you constantly have to charge the battery, a bad battery or failed alternator could be causing the problem. Lawn mower ignition switch problems can prevent the starter from getting current.
When should I service my John Deere tractor?
Replace after every 1500 hours or 2 years, whichever occurs first. Replace at every fourth change of Primary Air Filter, or after 4500 hours or 3 years, whichever occurs first. Replace after first 100 hours, then after first 500 hours and every 500 hours thereafter. Change Transmission Oil Filter as well.
How do you clean a riding mower carburetor without removing it?
How to Clean Your Carburetor?
- Turn Off Mower. Completely turn off the lawn mower and also let the engine cool down for a few minutes before you can begin any cleaning procedures.
- Inspect the Air Filters.
- Check all Connections to the Carburetor.
- Clean the Carburetor.
- Contact Your Local Dealer.
