I was looking under the cover of the kill switch on my recently acquired Briggs 23AFB engine (type 703525) and noticed the wire on the condenser doesn't look too healthy. There's some insulation burnt/melted off where the wire passes over/touches sort of a centrally located slotted screw on the switch, and there is a blackened/burnt residue on that screw head where it contacted the exposed stranded wire of the condenser, and in addition at least one or two strands of that wire are broken. Here's a picture for what it's worth (sorry the close-up function on my camera gave out (I need to get that fixed or get a different camera):
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I'm fairly certain the part number for the condenser is 291369 and I saw at least a few available on ebay. Unless somebody here has and extra one lying around they wouldn't mind sending me for a fair inexpensive price. Also, I am wondering what typically might be the cause of that wire heating up and burning through like that. Thanks