John Deere stx38 User Manual

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CIRCUIT OPERATION AND DIAGNOSIS

ELECTRICAL

CRANKING CIRCUIT DIAGNOSIS STX38 (SN 210001— ) & STX46

Test Conditions:

• Transaxle/hydro in neutral

• Park brake engaged

• PTO switch disengaged

• Key switch in run position

• Meter negative (-) lead on battery negative (-)

terminal

• Meter positive (+) lead on numbered test point

Test/Check Point

Normal

If Not Normal

1. Battery positive terminal

11.8—13.2 volts

Test battery

2. Key switch terminal B—200

red wire and starter solenoid
terminal—200 red wire

Battery voltage

Check battery cable connection,
fusible link (orange wire) and 200
red wires, replace as necessary.

Test Conditions:

• Key switch in start position

Test/Check Point

Normal

If Not Normal

3. Key switch terminal ST—700

purple wire.

Battery voltage

Replace key switch.

4. PTO switch—700 purple wire.

Battery voltage

Test 700 purple wire.

5. PTO switch—705 purple/

white wire.

Battery voltage

Replace PTO switch.

6. Brake interlock switch—705

purple/white wire.

Battery voltage

Test purple/white wire.

7. Brake interlock switch—710

purple wire.

Battery voltage

Replace brake interlock switch.

8. Starter solenoid terminal.

Battery voltage

Test 710 purple wire.

9. Starter solenoid ground

terminal.

Greater than 0.0 —less than 0.2
volts

Greater than 0.2 volts— check
starter solenoid ground circuit 105
blk wire; 0.0 volts, replace solenoid.

10. Starter solenoid battery

terminal.

Battery voltage

Test red battery wire.

11. Starter solenoid starter

terminal.

Battery voltage

Replace starter solenoid.

12. Starting motor

Battery voltage

Check red wire; if OK, test starter.

13. Fuel shut-off solenoid

(optional)—401 yellow wire
Key switch terminal A
—401 yellow wire.

Battery voltage

Battery voltage

Check yellow wire; if OK, test fuel
shut-off solenoid.

Replace key switch.

14. Fuel shut-off solenoid

(optional).

Greater than 0.0—less than 0.2
volts.

Greater than 0.2 volts— check
engine ground; if 0.0 volts, replace
fuel shut-off solenoid.

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