Exmark 117-1197 Lawn Mower Starter Solenoid

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Description

The Exmark 117-1197 Starter Solenoid is an electrical part that is used in a lawn mower. It is used as a high-current switch that connects the starter motor circuit when the key is turned. When energized it causes the contacts to close with the use of an electromagnet and provides battery power to the starter. Advantages are in the form of better initial cut quality, longer part life, and seamless compatibility with the mowers. It is also used in the starting process and reduces the damage of the ignition switch.

Dimensions:

  • Weight: 1 lbs

The Exmark 117-1197 Lawn Mower Starter Solenoid is an electrical switching component used for suitable mower starting systems. It controls the flow of electrical current from the battery to the starter motor, allowing the engine to crank properly when starting.

Common Symptoms:

• Starter motor does not engage when the key is turned.

• Clicking sound occurs during engine starting attempts.

• Intermittent starting caused by inconsistent electrical connection.

• Solenoid terminals show corrosion or visible damage.

• Mower fails to crank despite a charged battery.

Starter Does Not Engage During Startup

Quick Check: Inspect the Exmark 117-1197 Lawn Mower Starter Solenoid connections for loose terminals or damaged wiring.

Fix Suggestion: Clean electrical connections, tighten terminals, and verify proper current flow through the solenoid circuit.

Prevention Tip: Keep solenoid connections protected from moisture and corrosion buildup.

Clicking Sound During Starting Attempts

Quick Check: Listen for repeated clicking and inspect battery and solenoid terminal connections.

Fix Suggestion: Check terminal contact points and correct loose connections affecting solenoid operation.

Prevention Tip: Inspect electrical connections regularly to prevent starting system issues.

Intermittent Starter Operation

Quick Check: Examine the solenoid wiring and mounting area for loose connections or corrosion.

Fix Suggestion: Clean contact surfaces, secure wiring connections, and inspect related starter components.

Prevention Tip: Avoid exposing electrical components to excessive moisture or debris.

Solenoid Shows Visible Damage

Quick Check: Inspect the starter solenoid housing, terminals, and mounting points for cracks or damage.

Fix Suggestion: Replace the solenoid if internal electrical failure or physical damage prevents proper operation.

Prevention Tip: Perform routine electrical system inspections before starting problems occur.

Customer Experience: After resolving electrical connection issues, the Exmark 117-1197 Lawn Mower Starter Solenoid helped to restore consistent engine starting performance and improved starter system response.

Disclaimer: Troubleshooting guidance provided for reference only.

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