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Mtd 22" Yard Machine Push Mower - Page 2 Questions & Answers
Primer button
most primer are held in by a spring just use a small screwdriver slide it down besidfe the button and pry the spring out slowly
My Yard Machine lawn mower stops working.
the red tube should just slide over a tube sticking out of the carburetor or the plastic housing on the breather.all you do is plug it in. if that dont fix it my guess is there is debris in the carburetor that needs to be cleaned. take it apart clean and it should run as like new
Lawn mower won't start
Check spark plug grounded when pulling starter to see if you get fire First. Then , spray(if getting spark at plug) starting fluid in a air intake , if motor fires, you're not getting gas so clean gas tank and carb, then , it should run fine.
MTD Yard Machine 675 series 190cc Always started
Based on you question, this could be anything (like going to your Dr. and telling him "I'm sick"). That being said, if it just sat with gas in it, then it's likely a fuel problem (ie; plugged carburetor). These machines do not like the new Ethanol Gas and they cannot be left to sit or they'll gum up on you. An engine needs three things in order to start and run. 1. Spark 2. Fuel 3. Compression. First check your spark; if there is no spark, it'll never start. If there is spark, then I recommend a good carb cleaning. Better left to a professional if you're not familiar with this procedure. I hope this gets you started in the right direction. Best of luck to you. (You can find "how-to" videos on all these procedures by searching on YouTube)James
Mower starts up great and then dies
If it's a briggs engine, sounds like you have water / debris in your carb fuel bowl. Using spray carb cleaner will only work if you remove the bowl and clean the carb jets. Also, you could have water in the gas tank as well. First, remove your air filter, then remove the 3 screws that attach your filter bracket to your carburator and mower. Take off your fuel line at the carb and drain all your gas into a clear jar. If it looks very yellow, cloudy, or see water in the bottom of the jug, change your gas. Using a half inch socket wrench, after gas line is disconnected, remove the fuel bowl and clean with carb cleaner. Also, examine the bolt you just removed. There are 2 jets in the side and one at the end. Using the carb cleaner, make sure they are clean as well. Use the carb cleaner extension tube to spray up inside the bottom center of the carb, where the bolt threads, to clean that area as well. After all this make sure ur float assembly is intact and reassemblt the bowl to the carb and reattach the the fuel line. finish bt reattaching the air filter support bracket makinf sure the gasket between the carb and the bracket isn't damaged.
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