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Kioti CK3510 Check Engine Light Error Code F05 and F09

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Refueled my 2020 Kioti CK3510 and a few minutes later the check engine light came on. It then began flashing DBF in my digital readout followed by error codes F05 then F09. The tractor then begins revving up and down and eventually dies. Any idea what those error codes mean? Kioti error codes are better at hide and seek than bigfoot.

Is your "water in fuel" light on? Also, I will look when I get home this weekend but I think that the manual lists the codes and what they mean......
 
Check to see if both of your battery cables are good and tight and nor corroded......Have you looked in the manual to see what those error codes are? I am not at home to look at mine and see what it says, if anything, as far as codes......

My guess is going to be that it is either a bad connection somewhere on the positive or the ground on the battery or a safety switch gone bad......

Once you check the battery, make sure that it is in neutral and wiggle the range level with the key turned and see if it cranks over.......I would also make sure that the seat safety switch is fully plugged in......It really sounds to me like the seat safety switch or the neutral safety switch.......Did your tractor come with a jumper to jumper over the seat safety switch? If so, install it and try to start it.......
 
Getting error code F09 8804. cant find it listed anywhere... any idea? Tractor starts right up, engine revs as expected, no WIF light.
This is one of the codes for water in the fuel however, I have not ever seen mine throw this code without the WIF light coming on and the tractor going to 1,250 RPM and not throttling up or down......When is the last time that you changed the fuel filter? Also, have you tired to unplug and replug the sensor on the bottom of the fuel filter housing and drain a little fuel out of the bottom of the filter housing? One of more of these steps has always worked for me.....My CK3510 is about the pickiest SOB for any water in the fuel of any tractor I have ever owned.....