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Did you check the outlet, you might have tripped the breaker, or you fried the outlet.
Plug the mower into a outlet that you tested with a lamp or something so your sure there is power at the outlet, and at the end of the extension cord, if there is power to both but not the mower, contact the company because there is no reset button.
What ever outlet you use to plug this thing into, you should have a ground fault outlet installed, for two reasons, safety for you, and protect the mower.
The "wedge" of the plastic lever wears, so you need to replace the lever or build up that section of the lever. Some cyanoacrylate (Super Glue / Krazy Glue) and a piece of a zip tie will work.
check cord from plug to the electric motor.if it has a reset or breaker check for damage. if no obvious damage problem is electric motor.may be cheaper to buy new 1
unplug the mower. checked the blade & try to spin by hand the blade. if it not spinning then the magnetic ring is probably broken. if ok open the top housing that held by two screw.inspect if the armature are ok still/not broken.
there is no fuse in the unit. it uses rectifier from ac to 120 dc volts.
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