Ryobi instruction manuals

The Ryobi TP30 also has the model number RY52014. This 2-cycle engine uses a 50:1 gas to oil ratio. That means that for every gallon of gasoline, you need 2.6 oz. of 2-cycle engine oil. This information is available on page 9 of the manual. Manuals Lib has the manual for the TP30 trimmer here: https://www.manualslib.com/manual/143217/Ryobi-Ry52014.html .

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one small bottle of premix oil to one gallon of gas

1) Copy following links to identify gas control valve and read ignition procedure, and access service manual for your product:
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2) Honeywell gas control used on recent Bradford White gas water heaters has red knob that rotates to pilot. Press and hold red knob. Then push red igniter button until status light changes.

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Most power saws will have a small button on the frame, generally hidden but you'll find it if you have a good look. Push on the button and turn the blade gently. The button should lock in and lock the blade and then enable you to undo the securing nut.

Push what on where ?

The are limiter caps and can be removed. Just pop them off and you'll see screws under them (put a small screwdriver around the bottom of cap and push upward and they'll come off).

You have water in in the carborator, I'll bet. I had this same problem. Here's what I did.

I emptied the gas tank, put in a new spark plug, changed the oil and then unscrewed thd big nut on the bottom of the float container (attached to the carborator near the rubber gas injector button) and emptied and cleand the float container. Then i put it all back together, pulled the cord and the same thing happened, but this time i could keep it going by having my daughter constantly pushing the rubber gas injector button. After it had run for a minute with this constant pushing of the button, all the water was gone from everytwhere and it worked.

You need to push the primer button 10 times or so (the button at the top of the speed control) to get the gass pumped up into the system again. Likely gas not getting through the line yet. Takes awhile.