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The kill switch on my blower died and I had to turn the choke on in order to stop the engine. New switches were only $12 on eBay. They looked so simple that I thought it best to pull it apart first and see what was going on. Good thing I did. Turned out to be a broken wire back at the engine.
Time to troubleshoot and repair: Approx 30 minutes.
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Thanks so much for this video. My BR 380 blower quit shutting off about a month ago and I was getting really tired of choking it to shut it off. I did not want to pay a minimum of $75 to run it through my local shops. I took the cover and starter cord assembly off and found the wire right away. Mine was not broken, it had just vibrated completed off the tab. I got a pair of needle nose pliers and shove it back on and crimped it a bit to prevent future occurrence and fired it up and it shut off properly with the switch!
Thanks Again. I especially appreciated the last 60 seconds where you showed specifics of how to get to the root of the problem area.
best regards,
Jim Smith
White Springs, Florida
One of those wires goes to the coil where does the other one ground to ?
Thanks