Table of contents: The starter does not turn when the…🠇 The starter turns too slowly and…🠇 The starter engages and spins, but…🠇 The gear transmission does not…🠇 The starter continues to rotate even…🠇
The main conditions for testing the starter are reliable electrical contacts without oxidation.
The starter does not turn when the ignition key is turned to the appropriate position
The battery is dead
- Charge the battery.
- Short-circuit starter terminals 30 and 50. If the starter starts, the wire at terminal 50 leading to the ignition switch is broken or the starter switch is faulty.
- Fix the break. Replace faulty parts.
The ground (-) wire is broken or poorly connected. The battery is discharged
Insufficient current conductivity due to weak or oxidized contacts
No voltage at terminal 50 (traction relay)
The starter turns too slowly and does not turn the engine
The battery is dead
Insufficient current conductivity due to weak or oxidized contacts
Carbon brushes are not in contact with the commutator, are stuck in the guides, are worn, broken, oily or dirty
Insufficient distance between carbon brushes and commutator
The collector is worn out, burnt or dirty
No voltage at terminal 50 (less than 10 V)
The traction relay is faulty
The starter engages and spins, but the engine does not turn over or turns over jerkily
The gear transmission is faulty
The starter gear is dirty
The flywheel ring gear is damaged
The gear transmission does not disengage
The gear or helical splines are dirty or damaged
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