JOHN DEERE E100 Mower Battery Drain
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Voltage Regulator / Rectifier
The regulator contains internal diodes designed to ensure one-way current flow to the battery. If these diodes suffer a thermal breakdown, they can allow a parasitic back-feed from the battery to the stator, effectively draining the battery while the mower is stored. Replacing this component restores the electrical check-valve functionality of the charging system.
SKU: MIU14388
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8%
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Starter Solenoid
This electromechanical relay often suffers from internal contact pitting or coil failure on the E100 series. While it may not always cause a 'drain,' its failure produces a 'click' or 'no-start' condition that is statistically the most frequent reason users incorrectly diagnose a dead or drained battery. Replacing the solenoid ensures high-amperage current successfully reaches the starter motor.
SKU: AM138068
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6%
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Ignition Switch
The ignition switch manages multiple circuits including the fuel solenoid and lights. If the internal plastic housing warps or contacts become contaminated with carbon, it can create a 'leaky' bridge between the battery feed and the accessory circuits. This results in a continuous millivolt draw that will deplete a standard lead-acid battery over a period of 48-72 hours.
SKU: GY20074
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Voltage Regulator / Rectifier.