The chain keeps moving fast even when im finished working with it
You seem to have more fuel coming into your carburetor then you need. This may be a simple adjustment of your H high and L low adjustment screws. I will be happy to help you more if you need. Good Luck Friend.
SOURCE: Poulan Wood Shark Chainsaw - wood smoking. Is chain on backwards?
I cannot tell you about a picture, but for one: chain direction, the bottom of the bar is where the cutting takes place, and therefore, looking at the chain, you will see, on the bottom, the antikick back link is sort of curved, and then the next part is the straight tooth. The highest part of this straight tooth is the sharp edge, and this high part should face towards the motor. The chain, on the bottom side of the bar, is pulled in towards the motor by the clutch/gear. That is your direction of travel.
As to cleaning the air filter, Hopefully you have access to compressed air, as in simply blowing off the dirt. You do not want to use liquid cleaner. Simply blow off any dirt, after pulling the filter away from the carburetor, of course. Then place it back in place.
It may be that your chain is real dull. The top edge of the high part of the flat tooth needs to be sharp. And the outside corner needs to come to a nice point. Remember, there is two cutting surfaces on each tooth, the top is cutting down into the wood, and also that outside sharp corner is openning the cut for the bar to pass through. Proper sharpening, if new to it, can be hard to grasp. Any chainsaw manual should show how to do a good job.
SOURCE: Chainsaw chain won't move on 16" Homelite bar
Sounds like th clutch brake is engaged. Try Pushing firmly foward on the hand guard in front of the handle. It should click to release the clutch brake.
Let me know if this helps.
SOURCE: printer is bi-polar!
Once you change the drum unit on these machines you must reset the printer. Turn on the machine, open the front cover where the toner is located, press the "option" button on the keyboard. You should see a message on the display that gives you an option to press 1 or 2. Press 1 to change drum. Close the cover and you should be reset.
SOURCE: I can start up the chainsaw, but chain doesn't spin
Is the chain brake on? Pull the lever your knuckles are against toward you to unlock the anti-kickback brake.
SOURCE: my ryobi chainsaw rcs 2040 keeps stopping but
RYOBI----- with the motor running at high revs the chain stops indicates that the sprocket behind the centrifugal clutch is worn out or the centrifugal clutch itself ,or the clutch shoes are worn out the way to tell is to remove the bar and chain and have alook where the chain was conected to the saw, i think you will see the sprocket is buggered and as that is attatched to the clutch drum that will have to be replaced along with clutch springs and shoes, i think you have been running the chain a bit too loose or not running it at realy high revs ,which is what they are designed to do ,cme back to me if you feel the need
Taking into account that you have corrected any other deficiencies,
this unit should have electronic ignition. If you experiencing run time issues,
seek an authorized sthil dealer for repair.
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