What to do if my Makita Brush Cutter engine stops soon after starting?
- GGabriel StewartAug 22, 2025
If your Makita Brush Cutter engine stops shortly after starting 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 is set to “OPEN” if the engine is warmed up. Also, a clogged fuel filter or a contaminated air cleaner can cause this issue, so clean them. If these steps don't resolve the problem, the carburetor or drive system may be abnormal, and you should request inspection and maintenance.









