How to start a Husqvarna Blower when the engine won't start?
If your Husqvarna Blower engine won't start, ensure the stop switch is in the start position. Also, check the fuel type and replace it if it's incorrect. Clean or replace the spark plug if it's dirty or wet, and tighten it if it's loose. Adjust the idle speed with the idle adjustment screw.
What to do if the Husqvarna Blower engine won't start because of the starter pawl?
If the Husqvarna Blower's engine won't start, a possible cause is blocked or worn starter pawl/s. In this case, you should adjust or replace the starter pawl/s. Also, make sure to clean around the starter pawl/s.
General| Engine Displacement | 75.6 cm³ |
|---|---|
| Air Speed | 92.2 m/s |
| Weight | 11.8 kg |
| Sound Power Level, Guaranteed (LWA) | 112 dB(A) |
| Engine Type | 2-stroke |
| Power Output | 3.3 kW |
| Air Flow in Housing | 28 m³/min |
| Air Flow in Pipe | 23.6 m³/min |
| Fuel Tank Volume | 2.6 l |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 2.6 l |
| Air Volume | 28 m³/min |
Explains the meaning of various symbols used in the manual and on the machine.
Provides critical warnings regarding noise exposure and machine modification.
Details the history of Husqvarna and its commitment to quality and innovation.
Identifies and labels all major parts of the blower with a diagram.
Outlines essential safety guidelines for operating the blower safely.
Details precautions to take before starting the engine.
Provides safety instructions for handling fuel and refueling.
Guides on how to safely transport and store the machine and fuel.
Explains how to properly adjust the harness for optimal comfort and safety.
Lists and describes the necessary personal protective equipment for safe operation.
Details the safety features of the machine and their importance.
Explains how to use the stop switch to safely turn off the engine.
Describes the function of the vibration damping system.
Explains the muffler's role and safety considerations, including spark arrestor.
Outlines procedures for checking the machine's safety equipment.
Provides basic safety rules and tips for working with blowers.
Lists fundamental safety rules to follow during operation.
Warns about thrown objects and safe handling of the air jet.
Details how to operate the blower, including throttle control and air intake.
Step-by-step guide on how to assemble the blow pipe and control handle.
Information on available accessories like handlebars and nozzles.
Explains the correct mixture of petrol and two-stroke oil for the engine.
Provides detailed safety precautions for refueling the machine.
Step-by-step instructions on how to start the engine for cold and warm conditions.
Explains the correct procedure for stopping the engine.
Details how to adjust the idle speed of the carburettor.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the muffler and spark arrestor mesh.
Guides on cleaning the cooling system and air intake screen.
Explains factors affecting spark plug condition and how to check/adjust it.
Provides instructions on how to clean and replace the air filter.
A table outlining daily, weekly, and monthly maintenance checks and tasks.
Provides technical details on engine, fuel tank capacity, and weight.
Lists noise emissions and vibration levels according to standards.
Details the performance specifications of the blower fan.
States compliance with EU directives regarding machinery, EMC, and noise.
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