How to fix idle issues on my Oleo-Mac Brush Cutter?
If your Oleo-Mac Brush Cutter starts, runs, and accelerates, but does not idle, adjust the idle speed screw “T” (Fig.95, pag.52) clockwise to increase the speed. Refer to the carburetor maintenance chapter for detailed instructions.
What to do if my Oleo-Mac BC 320 engine doesn't start or stalls quickly?
If your Oleo-Mac Brush Cutter engine doesn't start or stalls shortly after starting, there could be two main reasons. First, there might be no spark. Check the spark plug for a spark; if there's none, try again with a new CMR7A spark plug. Second, the engine might be flooded. Follow the procedure on page 26 of the manual to resolve this. If it still doesn't start, try the procedure again with a new spark plug.
Why does my Oleo-Mac Brush Cutter engine lack power and emit smoke?
If your Oleo-Mac Brush Cutter engine does not reach full speed or emits excessive smoke, check the following: * Ensure you are using the correct fuel mixture of fresh gasoline and appropriate 2-stroke engine oil. * Inspect the air filter and clean it according to the maintenance instructions. * It may be necessary to have the carburetor adjusted by an Authorized Service Center.
Why won't my Oleo-Mac BC 320 accelerate properly?
If your Oleo-Mac Brush Cutter engine starts but doesn't accelerate properly or doesn't run correctly at high speed, the carburetor likely needs adjustment. Contact an Authorized Service Center to have the carburetor adjusted.
What to do if the cutting tool on my Oleo-Mac BC 320 isn't rotating?
If your Oleo-Mac Brush Cutter starts and runs, but the cutting tool doesn't rotate, the clutch, bevel gear, or drive shaft may be damaged. If necessary, replace the damaged components. Contact an Authorized Service Center for assistance.
General| Engine Type | 2-stroke |
|---|---|
| Shaft Type | Straight |
| Starter Type | Recoil |
| Displacement | 30.5 cc |
| Power Output | 1.5 HP |
Warnings about hearing damage from noise exposure.
Covers safe operation, personal protection, and environmental awareness for brush cutter use.
Instructions for attaching the safety guard to the shaft arm.
Instructions for attaching the nylon line head to the shaft.
Details on how to correctly attach the cutting blade to the shaft.
Information on recommended fuel types, oil mixing ratios, and cautions for fueling.
Explains how to start the engine by handling fuel, priming, choke, and throttle.
Details on fuel type, mixing, storage, and cautions.
Instructions for priming carburetor, setting choke, and starting the engine.
Emphasizes fuel safety, engine shut-off before fueling, and moving away after fueling.
Warnings about kickback and how to avoid it.
Information and warnings regarding the muffler and catalytic converter.
Lists recommended cutting attachments and protective guards with part numbers.
Warnings about using incorrect cutting attachments and the importance of proper sharpening.
Lists common starting problems, their causes, and solutions.
Addresses issues like poor acceleration, excessive smoke, and unstable idling.
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