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Use this guide to replace the Greenwok 10A 16” Lawn Mower Starter Lever. To start the motor, this lawnmower requires a strong starter lever. However, the starter levers are easily broken because they are hollow and fragile; they may also be old and difficult to use. Replacing your starter lever will make it easier to use your lawnmower.
This guide provides step-by-step instructions to replace the starter lever of your lawnmower. Use caution when disassembling and reassembling your lawnmower, as some parts may be difficult to handle.
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As seen in the picture, the lever is snapped on one side and needs to be replaced.
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Lift the wire to line up the hook.
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When the hook is lined, pull the wire from the lever.
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Move the wire away from the lever.
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Pull the broken lever.
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Start with the right side, as the left is hooked in.
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Pull the lever from the drill.
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Tilt the lever down before removing the left side.
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When the lever is tilted down, you can pull the lever out of the drill.
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Insert the new lever starting with the left side while it is tilted downwards.
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Tilt the lever up so that the lever on the left is fully inserted.
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Squeeze the right side of the lever to insert it.
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Put the right side of the lever into the drill in the mowers handle.
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Ensure that the lever moves back with ease.
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Insert the new wire.
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Put the hook fully through the hole.
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Then tilt the wire down to ensure that it is in place.
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Now the lever should move with the wire still in the drill when pulled back.
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Now that the lever is replaced, be careful when you pull the lever back and place the mower down. This will avoid future issues and another replacement.
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I have a Greenwork 40 volt electric mower. I start it up correctly (first push down the start button, and as it is pushed down, then pull back on the starter lever. Suddenly, it shuts off now after 1 or 2 seconds. This occurs repeatedly and the mower is not operational. The two batteries are fully charged. Any suggestions?
