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Check safety switch in the seat. A bad seat switch will cause the engine to die with blades engaged

The ports are small and get clogged. Take the chain off and you will see ports. It also possible the worm drive on the small oil pump is not engaging or the pick up oil line is clogged. The pump is usually gear driven. No oil to chain wil ruin the chain rapidly.

Try to wedge a 2x4 or something in between the blade and the mower housing to keep the blade from turning. If nut is difficult, try using a leverage bar on the wrench. If still difficult, try spraying some PB Blaster on it. Good luck!

Look it up in the Manual:

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1042217/Bosch-Asm-32.html

Maybe it ran out of weed!

Take away it's weed and smoke it yourself!

Maybe it ran out of weed!

Possibly the seat switch, this actuates when you are in the seat, if the switch is faulty it will assume there is nobody in the seat and the deck will not engage, also if you are sitting on the edge of the seat and not fully in the middle the switch will not engage.

http://www.fixya.com/support/t24459696-replace_string_power_glide_60101395

There is no manual mechanical bypass, but you can test by powering directly from any 12V automotive type battery.

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1202896/Task-Force-25073.html?page=23#manual Power switch assembly - 31103227 Same as Greenworks https://lowes.ordertree.com/greenworks-upper-handle-power-switch-31103227.html

Remove the fuel solenoid, and crank engine. Fuel should come out the solenoid hole. If no fuel, problem is upstream. If fuel at solenoid hole when cranking, check solenoid continuity. If open, replace... or you can remove the solenoid plunger or end of plunger reinstall fuel solenoid and get by 'til you replace. The only problem is it may backfire at shutdown or may not shutoff if the ignition module kill shunt is open (bad off switch pole/wire... disconnect battery ground to kill engine)

If you did not lose the feed, then the motor was over worked.

Make sure that you did not lose the power. Other wise check all electrical Smell your motor, does it smell burnt? connections to make sure they are tight.

What a frustrating problem. I have never had it. When putting the battery in, the last little bit requires a bit of pressure until the grey button clicks and holds the battery in. When taking the battery out, the grey button requires considerable amount of downward pressure to release the battery - it seems to be getting less with time.