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If chain oil is not being discharged from your Hitachi Chainsaw, first check if there is oil in the tank and replenish if necessary. A clogged oil filler port can also prevent discharge, so clean it. Other possible causes are clogged oil filler port on the guide bar or a clogged oil filter.
What to do if Hitachi CS 40EA Chainsaw starts, but stalls when accelerating?
If your Hitachi Chainsaw starts but stalls upon acceleration, the fuel filter may be clogged, requiring cleaning or replacement. Another potential issue is a muffler clogged with carbon, which needs cleaning. Also, ensure the chain brake is released. A clogged air cleaner may also be the cause.
Why does my Hitachi CS 40EA Chainsaw start but not idle?
If your Hitachi Chainsaw starts but won't idle, a weak spark could be the culprit, potentially due to a dirty or faulty plug, which should be cleaned or replaced. Check the air gap and adjust if improper. Low compression, possibly from a worn piston ring, may also cause this issue, requiring replacement. Replacing an expired oil seal might help. If the spark and compression are good, the revolutions might be too low for idling, requiring adjustment.
What to do if Hitachi CS 40EA Chainsaw starts, but has fluctuating revolutions?
If your Hitachi Chainsaw starts, but experiences fluctuating revolutions at high speed, the high-speed fuel line may be clogged with dirt, requiring cleaning. Excessive fuel consumption could be due to a clogged air cleaner, which also needs cleaning.
What to do if Hitachi Chainsaw starter handle cannot be pulled?
If the starter handle of your Hitachi Chainsaw cannot be pulled, it could be due to seizure of the piston ring or the connecting rod bearing. In both cases, disassembly and parts replacement are required.
General| Bar Length | 40 cm |
|---|---|
| Power | 1.8 kW |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 0.41 L |
| Sound Power Level | 112 dB(A) |
| Engine Displacement | 39.6 cm³ |
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Procedures for safe refueling, including stopping the engine and ventilation.
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