20 Most Recent Hitachi RB24EAP 23.9cc 2 Stroke 170 MPH Gas Powered Handheld Blower - Page 2 Questions & Answers

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Visit the on-line store, know as reliable-store, they have the repair manuals. I'm sure you will get the solution of your problem. Best Manuals

The squeeze bulb has two lines connected to the gas tank: One is the return line. This must not be blocked or gas cannot flow. The other is input. If this is missing, broken or leaking air (usually a dry joint caused by old brittle tubing) it is time to replace the gas line. Another problem is if the bulb itself. If it is crackd or not seated properly it will leak air and not fill. Check all these in turn and replace tubing and bulb as necessary. It is possible to buy a generic fuel line kit - or take it to your local workshop.

the values that i read:R3 = 4.7 ohm, savety 1/4 WR4 = 47 ohm, savety 1/4 WR8 = 1 k ohm, 1/8 W (seen on working PCB) R9 = 0.47 ohm, savety 1/2 Wthese resistors and Fet: 2SK2996 were defective

see if you loosing spark when it doesn't start

Check on your paper work for the phone number of manufactuer. Give them a call and let them tell you where to get it fixed.

http://www.tooled-up.com/ManProduct.asp?PID=140022 this is a link to a cleaning kit for your hitachi wich should make sure you have everything you need to properly clean the nailer

Hi,
Did the chain tighten up or is it hanging a bit from the bottom of the bar???
Have you made sure to keep bar oil in it??
If the bar and chain are not getting oil the chain will tighten up and stop....

If the chain has oil and it a bit loose.. it should hang just an 1/8 in. to 3/16 in. at the center bottom of the bar....then the clutch has gone bad already and you should have that fixed under warranty...

heatman101

Hi, depends on the model but they generally have a lock knob back near the pivot point that you need to pull out while gently pushing down on the handle. Hope this helps, regards Phil.

Not really. it will end up showing up the top of the staple on the face of the moldiing.
what you need is a finish nailer

Please post the model number. Is this a gas, electric or battery type?