What Are the Reasons for a Gasoline Saw Not Starting?
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Gasoline saw not starting is due to excessive fuel in the carburetor, which can be resolved by adjusting the carburetor. The reasons for a chainsaw lacking power are: 1. The air filter is too dirty; 2. Ignition system failure or excessive cylinder wear; 3. Clogged fuel tank filter screen; 4. Sealing issues in the crankshaft bearing housing. Precautions for using a chainsaw include: 1. Before operation, let the chainsaw run at low speed for a few minutes before starting work. After using up a tank of fuel, take a break. After completing work, clean the chainsaw's cooling fins to ensure proper heat dissipation; 2. The dust removal cycle for the chainsaw air filter is 25 hours, with adjustments made for special circumstances.