Toro Groundsmaster 7210 Service Manual page 247

Testing the Deck Lift/Lower Switch
Groundsmaster 7210
16222SL Rev C
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1. Switch cap
2. Switch wire harness
3. Deck lift/lower switch
1. Ensure that the key switch is in the O
from the key switch.
2. Move the right traction lever out of the N
screws that secure the switch cap to the right motion control handle
175). Carefully slide the switch cap with the deck lift/lower switch and the
attached wire harness from the control handle.
3. Disconnect the wire harness connectors from the lift/lower switch.
4. Connect a multimeter (ohms setting) across the lift/lower switch connector
terminals to check the continuity of the switch.
5. With the switch is its normal, centered position, there should be no continuity
(open circuit) between any of the switch terminals.
6. With the top of the switch pressed (momentary position), there should be
continuity (closed circuit) between the bottom and center switch terminals
and no continuity (open circuit) between the top and center switch terminals.
7. With the bottom of the switch pressed (detent position), there should be
continuity (closed circuit) between the top and center switch terminals and no
continuity (open circuit) between the bottom and center switch terminals.
8. If the testing determines that the deck lift/lower switch is damaged, replace
the lift/lower switch.
9. After you complete the testing, secure the wire harness connectors to the
deck lift/lower switch.
Note: Ensure that the connectors are attached to the switch terminals as
shown in Figure 175. The top switch terminal should have the green wire
connected to it for proper lift operation.
10. Carefully slide the switch cap with the lift/lower switch and the attached wire
harness into the right control handle and secure the switch cap with the 2
screws.
Figure 175
4. Screw (2 used)
5. Right traction lever
position and the key is removed
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