AboutJohn C. Bridgers Sr. Expertise Small Engine Service Center Co-Owner - ATVs, Mowers, Trimmers, Snow throwers, and Many Other Small Engine Operated Equipment. I can answer questions pertaining to Most Lawn and Garden Equipment, e.g. riders, tillers, trimmers, cement mixers, chainsaws, etc. I have been repairing small engines for 34 years. Briggs & Stratton, Tecumseh, Kohler, Lawn Boy, Stihl, Poulan, Mac, and Honda; to name a few.
Experience
Past/Present clients I have worked on small air/water cooled engines for 34 Years. I performed warranty work for Lowes of Wilson and other retailers in the area. I Own a Yard Maintenance and Certified Small Engine Repair Service Center.
Question i have a craftsman lawnmower model number 917.25490. the mower is not charging the battery. the battery is brand new, and the fuse is good. just wondering how the charging system works on this particler mower. engine numbers..
model:303777 type:0015-02 code:90032911
5349
thanks any feedback is greatly appreciated.
Answer Hello Chris:
You can View a Breakdow of the Engine at this Addy http://shop.briggsandstratton.com/BShopProductListingPage.asp?rsvp=0&PARENTID=0&... and Enter the Model Numbers 303777 and the Type Numbers 0015 and Click Search. On the Next Page Scrool Down to the 2nd Listing and Click View PDF. This will DOwnload a Breakdown of the Engine. On Page 6 of 22 is the Stator and the Regulator. Check the Stator by Disconnecting it from the Regulator and Checking the Voltage from the Stator. The Stator Voltage should be 15.5 Volts or Higher from the Stator. If this Voltage is Good, Replace the Regulator. If the Voltage is Not, Replace the Stator and the Regulator. Most times when the Stator Goes Bad the Regulator has Gone Bad Also. Most times the Regulator is the Bad Component. Hope this Helps. Let me know what Happens, Please. I enjoy knowing the Outcome. Thanks.
