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check the fuek lines for hole and leaks, check the fuel filter and clean if necessary. remove the carbuerator and inspect the gasket; it should be soft and flexible, if it seems hard or brittle replace it. clean the carb with carb cleaner sray (available at any local auto parts store) and compressed air. make sure you get inside the small fuel rail holes. check the primer bulb for pin holes and seating/sealed properly. if that doesn't work have the carb repaired at a service center or replaced.
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if you've ran it for any length of time you will need a new cylinder and piston/rings and cylinder gasket ,
take the muffler off and look for scoring /scorching on the piston
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Do you mean the throttle lock? It is a basic mechanical lock. If it just spins I would assume that a chunk of plastic has broke off or the lever is misplaced. Take the throttle housing apart and identify the problem. New parts are available from your local Husqvarna dealer.
SOURCE: Husqvarna backpack blower 40 B stalls when going
The unit is running like that because of a lean condition. Depending on the situation it can be solved by adjustment ( Im thinking your particular unit may not have any adjustment) , rebuilding the carb ( carb kits are $15-20 from your local Husqvarna dealer), and/or replacing the fuel lines.
Testimonial: "Thanks. I'm thinking the carb needs rebuilding and fuel lines could be an issue. In checking some prices with Husqvarna 60 to 70 bucks to rebuild."
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Hello. You may have a partially gummed up carburator. Get a bottle of SEAFOAM at the auto parts store. follow the directions about how much to add and add it to your fuel. Run a couple of tanks of this enhanced fuel through your blower and it should be aok. Regards, Joe
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