How to fix Craftsman 316.380700 Chainsaw that won't idle?
If the engine of your Craftsman chainsaw will not idle, several factors could be responsible. A dirty air filter can cause this, so clean or replace it. Old or improperly mixed fuel is another possibility; drain the fuel tank and add fresh, properly mixed fuel. Finally, the idle speed might be incorrect, so adjust it accordingly.
Why is my Craftsman chainsaw smoking?
If the guide bar and saw chain of your Craftsman chainsaw are running hot and smoking, it could be due to several reasons. Check if the saw chain tension is too tight and adjust it accordingly. Ensure the chain oil reservoir is full; if not, refill it. Also, the guide bar groove and oil passages might be dirty, so clean them. Lastly, the automatic oiler flow might be too low; try increasing the oil flow.
Why Craftsman 316.380700 Chainsaw rotates, but does not cut?
If the saw chain on your Craftsman chainsaw rotates but doesn't cut, there are a couple of things to check. First, the saw chain might be dull, so sharpen or replace it. Second, make sure the saw chain isn't on backwards; check and correct the direction if needed.
Why does my Craftsman 316.380700 lack power?
If your Craftsman chainsaw engine lacks power or stalls, the issue could stem from a few causes. Old or improperly mixed fuel is a common culprit, so drain the tank and refill it with fresh, properly mixed fuel. A dirty air filter can also cause this problem, so clean or replace it. Lastly, a faulty spark plug might be the reason; in that case, refer to the section on maintaining the spark plug.
What to do if Craftsman chainsaw won't accelerate?
If your Craftsman chainsaw engine will not accelerate, it may be due to the fuel being old (over 30 days) or improperly mixed; drain the fuel tank and add fresh, properly mixed fuel. Alternatively, a dirty air filter could be the cause; clean or replace the air filter to resolve this.
What to do if Craftsman chainsaw chain won't rotate?
If the saw chain on your Craftsman chainsaw does not rotate, several factors could be at play. Check if the chain brake is engaged and disengage it. The saw chain tension might be too tight, so adjust it. Inspect the guide bar and saw chain for damage and replace them if necessary. Also, the guide bar and saw chain might be assembled incorrectly, so refer to the section on removing and installing them. Finally, the drive assembly could be damaged; refer to the service information for further assistance.
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