I need a manual for a stihl ms 250c saw - Stihl Garden

Stuart

• 99 Answers
• Posted on Oct 26, 2008

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If the silver rating label is still on the safety brake lever, it should be on there. If not, look at teh housing to the left of the exhaust by the 'teeth' on the body, or on the housing below the exhaust. It is normally stamped into the plastic.

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Hi brandon First change the sparkplug with the same heat range,Check and clean the gas filter with compressed air.Remove the carb and very carefully disassembly entirely.Check the gaskets and the diafragms.At the fuel pump side there is a fine screen(clean it).Check the needle,the spring and lever.Unlock the screws L and H(note how many turns are they).Put the corp of the carb in a special clean solution for 12 hours and then clean it with compressed air(something is clogged there).Put all back together and try to start the engine. regards savumihai71

SOURCE: Stihl ms 250 chain saw won't start, doesn't seem to catch spark.

dry the plug asmall squirt of aerostart in the top of carbywith air cleaner off full throttle pull the rope and she should fire up make sure the on/off switch is in the correct position. no don`t laugh ican remember nearly completely stripping amotor years ago before ichecked it put it all back together and it started first go try the aerostart and switch

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Stihl Manuals
http://www.stihlusa.com/information/info_product2.html
For an IPL you must contact them.
HTH
Lou

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Stihl considers ALL IPLs and shop manuals proprietary.
Every time Stihl becomes aware of an on line source they force its removal.
Rules here prohibit any expert from providing you an e-mail address, if I had what you seek I cannot provide a link where you can get it.

You can go here:
ArboristSite.com Chainsaw thread (free to join)
http://www.arboristsite.com/forumdisplay.php?f=9
A large international collection of chainsaw enthusiasts, sellers and mechanics. Not only can you find what you seek you can find someone that has already done it, experienced the pitfalls you will meet, and overcome them. Please do a few searches before posting any question. Joining an existing thread is almost always more fruitful than posting the 4th, 5th, 6th question all asking the same question. HTH
Lou
There are many threads pertaining to Stihl, many also discuss overhaul of different Stihl models. Good Luck

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