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francesco
February 26, 2025
buongiorno , ho montato male i cavi della batteria mettendoli al contrario , ora mi lampeggia il **** non arriva corrente ne alla **** ne alla candela cosa potrebbe essere ? i fusibili sono buoni
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Mr. Anderson
February 26, 2025
If the Husqvarna DUAL PURPOSE TE 610 I.E. does not receive power to the spark plug after incorrectly connecting the battery cables, possible issues include:
1. Blown Fuse – Reversing the battery connections may cause a fuse to blow, interrupting power to the ignition system. 2. Faulty Ignition Coil – Incorrect battery connection could damage the ignition coil, preventing power from reaching the spark plug. 3. Damaged Spark Plug Cap – A surge caused by incorrect wiring may affect the spark plug cap. 4. Battery Issues – The battery may have been damaged or discharged due to incorrect polarity, preventing power delivery. 5. Regulator/Rectifier Failure – A reversed connection can damage the voltage regulator, affecting electrical components.
Checking fuses, battery voltage, and ignition components can help identify the specific problem.
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Do you have a question about the DUAL PURPOSE TE 610 I.E and is the answer not in the manual?
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buongiorno , ho montato male i cavi della batteria mettendoli al contrario , ora mi lampeggia il **** non arriva corrente ne alla **** ne alla candela cosa potrebbe essere ? i fusibili sono buoni
If the Husqvarna DUAL PURPOSE TE 610 I.E. does not receive power to the spark plug after incorrectly connecting the battery cables, possible issues include:
1. Blown Fuse – Reversing the battery connections may cause a fuse to blow, interrupting power to the ignition system.
2. Faulty Ignition Coil – Incorrect battery connection could damage the ignition coil, preventing power from reaching the spark plug.
3. Damaged Spark Plug Cap – A surge caused by incorrect wiring may affect the spark plug cap.
4. Battery Issues – The battery may have been damaged or discharged due to incorrect polarity, preventing power delivery.
5. Regulator/Rectifier Failure – A reversed connection can damage the voltage regulator, affecting electrical components.
Checking fuses, battery voltage, and ignition components can help identify the specific problem.
This answer is automatically generated