Makita PM7650H User Manual (English)

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Owner's And Safety Manual100 pages

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Questions and Answers:

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reyesjakeJul 30, 2025
What to do if Makita PM7650H Blower engine stops soon or doesn't increase speed?
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  Joseph MurphyJul 30, 2025
  If your Makita Blower engine stops soon after starting or the engine speed does not increase, it could be due to several reasons. First, ensure you perform a sufficient warm-up operation. If the choke lever is set to “CLOSE” after the engine is warmed up, set it to “OPEN”. Other potential causes include a clogged fuel filter (clean it), a contaminated or clogged air cleaner (clean it), or a detached throttle wire (attach it securely). For abnormal carburetor or abnormal drive system, request inspection and maintenance.
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Laura WalkerAug 3, 2025
How to stop a Makita PM7650H Blower engine that won't stop?
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  yfrazierAug 4, 2025
  If the Makita Blower engine does not stop when you run it at idling and set the choke lever to CLOSE, it might be due to a detached connector (attach it securely). If the electric system is abnormal, make request for inspection and maintenance.
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stacey63Aug 8, 2025
How to fix a Makita PM7650H that does not start?
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  Christine DavisAug 8, 2025
  If the Makita Blower engine won't start, several factors could be at play. It might be due to failure to operate primer pump, so push it 7 to 10 times. Ensure you're pulling the starter rope strongly, as a low pulling speed can prevent ignition. Check for sufficient fuel and clean a clogged fuel filter. Straighten any bent fuel tubes and replace deteriorated fuel (recommended every month). If there's excessive fuel suction, adjust the throttle lever from medium to high speed and try starting. Also, make sure the plug cap is securely attached and that the spark plug is clean with proper clearance. If issues persist, the spark plug may need replacement.
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Jeffrey RamirezAug 12, 2025
Why does my Makita Blower engine stop soon or not increase speed?
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  Tracy FryAug 12, 2025
  If your Makita Blower's engine stops quickly or the engine speed doesn't increase, it might not be sufficiently warmed up, so perform a warm-up operation. Check that the choke lever isn't set to “CLOSE” when the engine is warm; if it is, set it to “OPEN”. A clogged fuel filter or a contaminated air cleaner can also cause this issue, so clean them. Also, ensure the throttle wire is securely attached.
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Michelle OsborneAug 21, 2025
What to do if Makita PM7650H engine stops soon or doesn't accelerate?
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  Omar SotoAug 21, 2025
  If your Makita Blower engine stops soon after starting or the engine speed doesn't increase, it could be due to several factors. Make sure you perform a warm-up operation. Check that the choke lever is set to “OPEN” once the engine is warmed up. Also, inspect the fuel filter and air cleaner for clogs and clean them if necessary. Ensure the throttle wire is securely attached. For issues related to the carburetor or drive system, it's best to request an inspection and maintenance.

Makita PM7650H Specifications

General

Engine Type	2-Stroke
Engine Displacement	75.6 cc
Air Speed	206 mph
Fuel Tank Capacity	64 oz.
Weight	24.3 lbs
Power Source	Gasoline
Air Volume	14.5 m³/min
Max. Air Volume	14.5 m³/min