Mightylite leaf blower
Most of the newer equipment have EPA carbs that wont allow serious carb adjustment without special tools. The tools are only supposed to be sold to service shops who will make adjustments and then put limiting caps on the adjustment screws. Anyone found defeating these systems can be fined by the EPA. If you think your carb is running a bit lean just use a little bit of choke and see if the engine picks up a bit. Then you can try mixing in some fuel system cleaner into your next tank of fuel and see if that gets you back on track. It is the cheapest way to go before spending any money on shop service or new equipment.
Be safe and good luck!
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If it is a ZAMA carb look here.
If it is a Walbro carb look here.
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This is much easier than you think; the carburetor has two ports, one supply one return, the return port is the top port which allows excess fuel to be returned to the fuel tank when pressing the primer bulb. The bottom port is the intake that supplies fuel to the carburetor to be mixed with air and pushed into the cylinder for the combustion cycle. Both lines connect to the tank, the line with a cylindrical looking object is the supply line, that object is the fuel filter, so it would be connected to the bottom port of the carburetor. I hope that helps.
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The unit is under warranty. The person you talked to must be new. Find a warranty service center in your area. Take your receipt with you and they should be able to take care of it for you.
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Try closing all the way, than open three turns and adjust by ear from there. Good Luck...
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