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B&S mower - replacement of 10.8V li-ion battery with 12V gel battery

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  • #31 21105502
    marian1981.02
    Unitra equipment specialist
    kris86k wrote:
    I have a question, how do I check the battery? Do you have to short the two internal pins or apply voltage to either? I want to load it with an external source, because firing once works and once does not.

    Battery is IS12B.
    Pins: - | TH | E | +


    In order for voltage to appear on the + and - terminals of the battery, the - and E pins must be shorted.
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  • #32 21108283
    kris86k
    Level 11  
    Thanks. The mower then went for service because it was still under warranty. They claimed that the starter had died. This year the battery wouldn't charge. It turned out that the cells had gone "off" slightly. I think there is no balancer. After balancing it has served for a few months. Before next season the cells will probably have to be replaced.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the feasibility of replacing a 10.8V lithium-ion battery in a Stiga 53seq 4 b mower with a 12V gel battery. Users explore the implications of voltage differences, with some noting that a fully charged 12V gel battery can reach up to 14.5V, which may affect the mower's starter. Concerns about the starter's compatibility with higher voltage and the potential need for additional circuitry, such as a stabilizer or relay, are raised. The original battery's failure shortly after warranty expiration prompts discussions on battery regeneration and alternative solutions, including using a DeWalt charger for compatibility with existing tools. Users share insights on wiring configurations, the role of microswitches, and the importance of understanding the current draw of the starter to ensure safe operation.
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