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6. Press and release the S/S button to activate the ignition
switch. Check that the indicator is blinking blue.
7. Press and release the S/S button to activate the ignition
switch. Check that the indicator is blinking blue.
Enter the passcode and press the S/S button. The S/S
button will flash one slow green blink if the code is
accepted and will change to a rapid green blink.
If the S/S button has accepted the code but does not stay
lit with a rapid green blink, see Ignition System Faults
When the S/S button displays a rapid green blink, press
and release the button once more to start the engine.
Allow the engine to run at a moderate speed,
approximately mid throttle, for a short time before use.
NOTE: For the first start after the unit has sat idle for an
extended period of time, or has been refueled after being
run out of gas, the engine may require an extended start
attempt to reprime the fuel system. Press and hold down
the S/S switch for three seconds and then release. This will
prompt the engine starter to attempt starting the engine
for up to ten seconds (instead of the normal five seconds),
allowing time for fuel to be pulled into the engine.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION Either of two actions will
wake up the ignition switch—either the operator sitting on
the seat or pressing the S/S button.
Ignition System Faults
The SmartSwitch Ignition is programmed to warn when any
part of the safety system is not being followed and will not
allow the unit to be started until all system faults are resolved.
The blade switch fault light will blink if the blade control switch
has not been disengaged (down position) or is disconnected.
The motion control fault light will blink if the motion control
levers are not in the neutral (outer) position.
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