What causes too rich acceleration in my Husqvarna Chainsaw?
If your Husqvarna Chainsaw experiences too rich acceleration, it may be due to a blocked air filter, a faulty pump diaphragm, or a faulty diffuser jet. Cleaning or replacing the air filter, or replacing the pump diaphragm or diffuser jet could solve the problem.
Provides a comprehensive description of how to troubleshoot, repair, and test the chainsaw.
Emphasizes reading and understanding safety sections for repair and service work.
Workshop must be equipped with safety equipment as per local regulations.
Details hazardous fuel properties and safety precautions during operation.
Steps to dismantle the chain brake mechanism.
Procedure for cleaning and inspecting chain brake parts.
Steps to assemble the chain brake mechanism.
Steps to check the chain brake function after repair.
Steps for dismantling the starter unit.
Procedure for cleaning and inspecting starter components.
Steps for assembling the starter unit.
Steps for dismantling the ignition system components.
Steps for assembling the ignition system components.
Steps to remove parts to replace the generator.
Steps to dismantle cables and screws for generator replacement.
Steps for dismantling the centrifugal clutch.
Procedure for cleaning and inspecting clutch components.
Steps for assembling the centrifugal clutch.
Steps for dismantling the oil pump and related parts.
Adjustment procedure for EPA II saws with speed-limited systems.
Lists faults and probable causes for starting difficulties.
Lists faults and probable causes for fuel leaks from the carburettor.
Lists faults and probable causes for engine flooding.
Lists faults and probable causes for idling issues.
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