What are the reasons for a scooter frequently stalling when decelerating?
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The reasons for stalling are as follows: 1. Fuel system: Generally, it's the fuel system, which may be clogged or have deposits, and cleaning is sufficient. 2. Short circuit: A certain point in the ignition circuit, possibly the kill switch or the ignition coil, may be damaged or burned out by current, leading to overheating after working for a while, causing a short circuit and resulting in poor spark plug ignition. 3. Lean air-fuel mixture: The carburetor's air-fuel mixture is too lean. Adjust the mixture slightly richer, noting that turning the adjustment screw outward enriches the mixture, while turning it inward leans it out—don't adjust in the wrong direction. Typically, screw it all the way in and then back out one and a half to two and a half turns. Do not adjust too much at once; a half to a quarter turn is advisable.