Interruptor de encendido

Start with the equipment make, model, serial number, and the part number on your original ignition switch. Compare these details with the replacement ignition switch listing. It is also important to check the switch's terminal configuration, mounting design, and key or lock assembly. Even machines from the same model series may use different ignition switches, so the model name alone may not confirm compatibility.

Some of our ignition switch listings specifically include keys, while others are described as ignition switches, lock assemblies, or starter modules without clearly stating the included accessories. Please check the individual product description and photographs before ordering. If you need a complete switch-and-key assembly, confirm that the selected one includes the required components.

Not based on appearance alone. Two switches may have similar housings or key designs but different electrical terminals, operating positions, or mounting arrangements. We recommend matching the original part number or confirming a documented replacement reference. If the numbers differ, verify the intended application and electrical configuration before purchasing.

You can provide the equipment make, model, serial number, and clear photographs of the original switch. Images of the front, rear terminals, connector, mounting points, and key assembly can be especially useful. These details may help us review possible replacement options, although additional technical information may be needed to confirm a match.

A no-start condition can have causes beyond the ignition switch, including battery or power-supply problems, wiring faults, starter-system issues, or equipment safety interlocks. First confirm that the replacement switch is correct for the application and was installed according to the manufacturer's service instructions. A qualified technician can then diagnose the starting circuit to identify the underlying problem.