#WEED EATER DIES WHEN THROTTLED HOW TO#
#WEED EATER DIES WHEN THROTTLED INSTALL#
#WEED EATER DIES WHEN THROTTLED FULL#
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#WEED EATER DIES WHEN THROTTLED FULL#

Later in the season it would stall at full throttle.

#WEED EATER DIES WHEN THROTTLED FREE#

Time will tell and hell it was a free bee anyway. Mild use until last few years Replaced fuel and air filter and spark plug early last year. Hope this helps, let us know how you make out, hopefully you will get some additional use from this unit if not to much damage has been done to the rings or bearings long term. I normally set my idle a little higher once warmed up to assist with a cold idle level upon start up. Once this is done let the saw return to idle and adjust the idle screw to your liking. A fuel filter can get clogged with impurities to a point that it allows a small amount of fuel through (enough for starting and even idling) but won’t let it through at a rate sufficient to rev up. Jet Settings are normally around 1-1/4 to 1-1/2 turns out. When a weed eater starts okay but dies when throttled, it often indicates that there is restricted fuel flow. Optimum tuning is between Highest RPM and Blubbering Stage to ensure a not to lean mixture. Once warmed up achieve WOT (Wide Open Throttle) and high RPM turn in the screw until highest rpm is achieved then turn out the screw until the unit blubbers.

Let it rest for about 20 minutes before trying to turn it on again. You will have to do this several times but continue until all the black smoke leaves the weed eater. Pull the coil several times to remove the fuel. Position the weed eater’s choke lever to run. You should follow the path that the fuel travels to identify the issue. The High Speed tuning is a little different. To unflood a weed eater: Turn the on/off switch to ON. Why does my trimmer dies when I give it gas Why does my weed eater die when giving it gas The most common causes of a weed eater dying when throttled are fuel issues, insufficient air intake, or problems with the exhaust. Once warmed up start fine tuning the Low Speed jet to achieve throttle response without hesitation. Restart your weed-eater should fire up with a few pulls on choke or pushs of the Primer Bulb.

#WEED EATER DIES WHEN THROTTLED INSTALL#

Ensure to install the new fuel filter and inspect and ensure all fuel lines are clean and tight (good condition). Refill the fuel tank with fresh fuel with a little xtra carb cleaner. Respray the jets with carb cleaner, re-install the Low Speed jet and tighten carefully until it seats and turn out 1-1/4 turns. Second remove your jets inspect for good condition not bent or damaged (unusual wear) if sound spray in some cleaner, if you have some compressed air or aersol duster after leaving the carb cleaner in for a few minutes give a blast of air. 1st pick up some Premium Brand of Concentrated Fuel System Cleaner. I don't want to buy a new carb that would be cheating and besides I wouldn't learn anything that way and I also have a filter to put on so I don't end up at square one any help would be appreciatedĪngel: Not a biggy ! Since you have had the unit restart and run and I assume you have some form of usable compression (100 +). now I have fix a carb before rebuilt one on a pressure washer and cleaned one on a rider so I know a little bit about them its just this thing is so darn small and different I have another weed eater and I know these are alright at best but I got it because the person and my brother didn't think I could fix it by the shape it was in and I got running just forgot about the filter and let the jets get plugged. You're probably going to have to clean something because there either isn't enough fuel in the carburetor or there isn't enough air, and both are needed for proper combustion. In general, a malfunctioning Stihl weed eater may be due to faulty batteries, spark plugs, starter recoil coil, starter housing insulation band and driveshaft bushing. The battery or charger on a cordless trimmer may be faulty. You thought of that already, so you added more, and the problem hasn't gone away. The machine may require lubrication, and cooling fins or air passages may be clogged.

#WEED EATER DIES WHEN THROTTLED HOW TO#

anyway suck up some junk into the carb and would guess the jets are clogged but Ive look at it several times and to be honest I dont know how to do it. If your weed trimmer stalls when you tilt it, it might be out of gas. oh yeah forgot to put the little fuel filter back on lost it. Let me start by saying that the piston was completely froze up and I fixed all that by taking the entire thing apart and with alot of wd40 a rubber mallet i got it freed well it ran well for a little while and then started this. Tb130xp carburetor.I have a craftsman weed-eater that dies when the throttle trigger is pulled I think its starved of fuel.

Weed eater dies when throttled