Dixon ZTR 5020, ZTR 5424 manual Electrical System

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TROUBLESHOOTING

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM:

SITUATION

CAUSES

REMEDY

Starter will not

Circuit breaker

Push button to reset Consult

turn engine over

disengaged

your dealer for repair

 

 

 

Starter will not

Dead battery

Charge battery

turn engine over

 

 

 

 

 

Battery discharge

Poor connections on

Tighten or replace as required

 

battery Battery water

 

 

low Wrong battery

 

 

installed in mower

 

 

 

 

Battery discharge

Engine electrical system

Have electrical system checked by

 

not functioning correctly

your dealer

 

 

 

Battery discharge

Engine being operated

Increase engine RPM Contact your

 

at too low an RPM

dealer for information

 

 

 

NOTE: Electrical system failures are generally simple in nature, always check the obvious first and then move onto the more complicated parts used. Poor battery service, loose connections, corrosion, frayed or broken wiring, are more likely than component failure.

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Contents Page Important Read Carefully Index Most common causes of injury to the operator or bystander Safety Symbols Safety Alert SymbolSerious injury or death Slope Operation Do notBe alert to avoid accidents Service Dixon Limited Warranty Policy -- Estate Models Specifications Model ZTRRear 20 X 1 0.5 X 8 Multi Trac Seat Adjustment Instructions Page To SET Parking Brake ControlsParking Brake HYDRO-GEAR Drive SystemTurning To GO ForwardTo GO Backward BrakingCircuit Breaker Blade DriveMower Deck CUT Height Lift Lever Operation Instructions Before Operating MowerBlade Drive Switch Test Starting Instructions Cold Engine Always turn engine off when leaving mower Mowing with a Mulching Attachment Mowing with a Grass Catcher Attachment Maintain Sharp Blades Throughout The Cutting SeasonSide Discharge of the Clippings Grass Height SuggestionsDeckrollers Care and Maintenance Maintenance ScheduleCutter Blade Maintenance Belt Tension Fuel Shut OFF Valve LubricationSeries Rear Wheels Changing the Engine OIL Protect Your InvestmentMower Deck Installation Care and Maintenance Mower Deck Leveling Procedure BOX to Hydrostat Belt Adjustment Parking Brake Cable Adjustment Neutraladjustment Care and Maintenance Procedure for Electric Clutch Adjustment Ohms TestHydrostatic Transmission OIL and Filter Service OIL Filter P/N 5565 ImportantWheels and Tires Standard Service Parts List Estate Model 42 DeckBriggs and Stratton AIR and OIL Filter Part Numbers Mower CUT Quality TroubleshootingSituation Causes Remedy Side or the other Drive System Situation Causes RemedyElectrical System Owner Information Purchased from

ZTR 5424, ZTR 5020 specifications

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On the other hand, the ZTR 5020 features a slightly smaller engine, typically around 20 horsepower, making it ideal for residential users with medium-sized yards. The 50-inch cutting deck strikes a balance between capability and maneuverability, allowing users to navigate tight corners and landscaping features with ease. Both models utilize a dual-blade design, which enhances cutting efficiency and improves grass discharge, ensuring a well-manicured lawn.

One of the standout technologies found in both models is the hydrostatic transmission, providing smooth acceleration and seamless speed adjustments. This technology allows operators to control the mower with precision while eliminating the need for shifting gears, making mowing more enjoyable. Additionally, the zero-turn design allows for the impressive turning radius, enabling users to make sharp turns around obstacles without leaving uncut patches.

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