JOHN DEERE S130 Wont Turn Over Just Clicks
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91%
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12V 300 CCA Lead Acid Battery
Statistically, the most frequent cause of a single click is a battery with sufficient surface charge to engage the solenoid but insufficient Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) to rotate the flywheel. Lead-acid batteries in consumer mowers often suffer from rapid sulfation or discharge during short periods of inactivity, leading to a voltage drop under the heavy load of the starter motor.
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5%
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Starter Solenoid
The solenoid is the specific component producing the 'click' sound. Internal failure occurs when the copper contact disc becomes pitted or carbon-etched, creating high electrical resistance that prevents the high-current battery power from reaching the starter motor despite the mechanical engagement of the plunger.
SKU: AUC15070
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4%
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Starter Motor Assembly
If the battery and solenoid are verified, the internal brushes or armature of the starter motor may be seized or shorted. On the S130's Briggs engine, the starter must also overcome the engine's compression; if the motor has weakened magnetically or mechanically, it will fail to turn the flywheel, resulting in the solenoid clicking without subsequent rotation.
SKU: MIU13644
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DIY Repair Guide
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