did you do as advised above? Move the red toggle on the switch to the off position, now hold the kill cord "loop"on top of the red toggle, push the red toggle back to run and the loop will be help in place.
pull the cord and the toggle will turn to the off position.
Apologies if this was already clear to you.
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It is an odd arrangement I've always thought. Very convenient if the person with the kill cord goes out of the boat as you don't need to find the spare kill cord to restart and go get them if that's the scenario.
But that's the downside too that it's very easy to realise it will run with no kill cord and they get forgotten.
I was trying to use the keys as you would in a door lock, inserting into the switch rather than pulling down on it - Hence why I couldn't find one that fitted.
Thank you rib net!!!! I am sailing for years now without a kill cord, because I didn't know how it works.
The genuine manufacturers cords do seem better quality than the cheaper copies - they run a central reinforced core ( some of the less-expensive options don't ) which is less prone to failing when you need it most........
Mavi Su
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