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Briggs & Stratton Voltage Regulator Replacement 150523 698102 698315

12V 9-Amp Voltage Regulator for Briggs & Stratton Engines 698315 698102 150523

SKU: NLT1Q02671
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Aftermarket 12-volt, 9-amp charging-system voltage regulator replacing Briggs & Stratton 698315, 698102, and 150523.
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Compatible Models

We do our best to list all compatible models. Although this may be the part you need, your exact model may not appear below.

Compatible equipment / model
  • Briggs & Stratton engines using 698315
  • Briggs & Stratton engines using 698102
  • Briggs & Stratton engines using 150523
  • Select Briggs & Stratton 21C314 and 21C337 engines
  • Select Briggs & Stratton 21P214 engines
  • Select Briggs & Stratton 21R706 through 21R877 engines with matching 9A charging system

Product Overview

A battery that repeatedly goes dead while mowing, charging voltage that climbs too high, or headlights that change sharply with engine speed can point to the regulator after the stator, battery, wiring, and grounds are tested. This regulator rectifies and limits stator output for compatible Briggs & Stratton systems.

The numbers and charging-system rating matter more than mower brand. Match the original regulator number, plug, mounting holes, stator configuration, and 9-amp system before ordering; a physically similar regulator for a different alternator output is not interchangeable.

Key Features & Performance

  • 12V charging-system regulator/rectifier
  • 9-amp application reference
  • Controls alternator output to the battery
  • Replacement for three listed Briggs & Stratton numbers
  • Compact heat-sink housing with matching connector required

Replaces Part Numbers

  • 698315
  • 698102
  • 150523

Common Uses

  • Repairing a confirmed no-charge condition
  • Correcting overcharging that damages a battery
  • Replacing a heat-damaged or corroded regulator
  • Restoring stable DC output on compatible outdoor power equipment

Technical Specifications

  • Product Type: Voltage Regulator / Rectifier
  • System Voltage: 12V
  • Charging-System Rating: 9A application
  • Compatible Brand: Briggs & Stratton
  • Condition: New
  • Replacement Type: Aftermarket

Installation & Fitment

  • Charge and test the battery before judging regulator output
  • Inspect the stator leads, fuse, grounds, and connector for heat or corrosion
  • Disconnect the battery before replacing the regulator
  • Mount the regulator securely so its housing can dissipate heat and maintain ground where required
  • Measure charging voltage at idle and governed speed and stop if output exceeds specification

Compatibility Notice

Northline Parts does its best to list all known compatible models, but the correct part may fit an application not shown.

Model, production date, serial number, engine or equipment configuration, installed options, and previous repairs can affect fitment. Compare the original part, identifying numbers, dimensions, connections, and mounting details before purchase.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can this fix a battery that dies while mowing? A: It can if testing shows the regulator is not passing stator output. A weak battery, failed stator, wiring fault, or parasitic draw can cause the same result.

Q: Is this for every Briggs & Stratton engine? A: No. Match 698315, 698102, or 150523 and confirm the 9-amp charging system.

Q: Why does the regulator get hot? A: Regulators shed electrical heat during operation, but loose grounds, bad connectors, or incorrect stator output can cause damaging temperatures.

Q: How should output be checked? A: Use the engine manual's AC stator and DC charging tests with a known-good battery.

Part Summary

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Brand names, model numbers, and reference part numbers are used for identification and compatibility purposes only. Verify the original component, dimensions, and application before purchase.

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