EXMARK RADIUS E-SERIES Wont Crank
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Starter Solenoid
The audible click identifies that the solenoid's electromagnetic coil is functional, but the internal high-current contactor is failing to complete the circuit to the starter. Over time, high-amperage arcing causes carbon buildup on the internal copper plates, creating high electrical resistance. Replacing this component restores the physical bridge required to deliver battery power directly to the starter motor.
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6%
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Lead Acid Battery (12V 300+ CCA)
Internal sulfation of the battery plates can allow for a 12V reading at rest while failing to provide the necessary amperage under load. When the starter draws current, the battery's internal resistance causes an immediate voltage drop, which may engage the solenoid plunger but fail to rotate the engine's crankshaft against compression.
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3%
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Starter Motor Assembly
If the solenoid successfully passes current, the starter motor's internal brushes may be worn or stuck in a 'dead spot' on the commutator. This prevents the electromagnetic field from generating the torque required to spin the Bendix gear into the flywheel.
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Starter Solenoid.
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