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Remove orange sheild,remove single screw holding head in shaft then grab head with pliers and twist side to side until complete head is free.You should then be able to grab part of shaft.On power head loosen screws {about one turn each} that hold two white case halves near trigger,I think there are four,then there is a single torx screw on the bottom of lower case half in the middle that must be taken out to allow tube to be removed.Romove flexshaft from top.Check 4 plastic burnt to flexshaft,if there is you must replace tube liner as well,usally around bent part of tube the liner will go bad.
My nephew had a problem with his Stihl FS55R trimmer, sez it would run on high for a few then quit. Sez it restarts easy and runs on idle with no problem. I pulled carb & found fuel screen full of fine contaminant. This is the screen you see when you drop the bottom pan of the carb. (single screw does it). Reassembled and the trimmer runs on high speed w/o problems. If your primer bulb doesn't pop right back up when you punch it down, it means that the fuel can't get past that screen....
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