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if it's both of them then i am thinking you have a faulty charger. i have seen mine do that, i got a new charger and it worked properly.

Check the oil in the gear box.

I had the same problem, the engine ran but the tines would barely move on my Ryobi tiller. There were 2 plugs on the gear box. I removed them with an Allen wrench and added oil until it leaked out, replaced the plugs, waited awhile and started it.That fixed the problem, it worked fine.

To access the sponge filter on a Ryobi RM2010 electric lawn mower, follow these steps:

1. Make sure the lawn mower is turned off and unplugged.
2. Locate the cowl on the side of the lawn mower. This is the cover that protects the engine.
3. Look for the height adjustment lever on the same side as the cowl. The sponge filter is typically located under the cowl, near the height adjustment lever.
4. Lift the cowl to access the sponge filter. The cowl may be secured with clips or latches, or it may be held in place by screws.
5. Once the cowl is open, you should be able to see the sponge filter. It may be held in place with a clip or other fastening device.
6. Carefully remove the sponge filter from its housing and set it aside.
7. Use a soft brush or a cloth to gently clean any dirt or debris from the filter. Avoid using any harsh chemicals or detergents, as these can damage the filter.
8. Once the filter is clean, replace it in its housing and secure it in place.
9. Close the cowl and make sure it is securely fastened.

The cord length for the Ryobi BP42 backpack blower is approximately 50 feet. Please note that this information may not be accurate, as the cord length can vary depending on the specific model and the manufacturer. It is always a good idea to consult the owner's manual or the manufacturer's website for specific information about the product.

I do not know, but I have looked at generic battery versions as copies of those two and they seem one and the same in most respects. So my thought is do they charge up? do they power anything else OK? Then I would look at the contact areas to see if there is a difference like one has a longer contact or some bit of plastic is on one or not the other. Many types I have found start out as specific, then over the years manufacturers sell out of older model types then decide to unify whats left to cover a slew of older models. If charging is the issue then it is a real problem as these modern batteries require exact charging and if its controller finds a battery is below a safe charge up level point they become a brick. Do not try to "fix" them as methods used on "tolerant" Nicad types to get them to work, is not safe on them they have a BAD reaction to overcharge situations. If they are not that old maybe you can do a swap deal with Ryobi? Hope this helps..........

Hi, It sounds like you've done a long list of troubleshooting activities. At this time, it might be good to call Ryobi and ask them for a local dealer that can provide a free in-person analysis of your machine in order to get it to start again. Thank you.

Hi, You can search for the ryobi motor on Amazon, Partwareshours and transmotec to start out. You can either message each platform or call them to speak over the phone if their search forms don't bring in the type of results that you're looking for. But from what I've seen, each of those websites have what you're looking for. Thank you.

HI SIR I HAVE RYOBI 524 HXX FOUR COLOR MACHINE SOME ERROR - E-914,917,934,947 PL SIR INFORM TO AND HOW TO SOLVER THIS ERROR WAY COME THIS ERROR IN OUR MACHIN

Hi, please check on alibaba and ebay for the part that you're looking for. You can also request the manufacturer refer you to a distributor for the part purchase. Thank you.

Depends what it is you are oiling.

What brand is it.

This link will take you to disassembly videos. There are also spares schematics online. https://www.google.com/search?q=ryobi+hybrid+trimmer+model+p2200+disassembly ..

Had this happen jus over a week ago. You need to get the carburettor off and then remove the throttle butterfly and clean the inside part where that butterfly sits. Mine had some grit in there and after I used my air compressor to blow it clean the linkage worked properly again.

The Spark Arrestor is part of the muffler. https://www.google.com/search?q=Ryobi+3714+arrestor+location ..

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No trick - sounds like it is stuck!
Can you take it back?

If no - well - keep trying :(

Are you taking if off to put on other head attachment?

It will be on the muffler. What you are looking for is a screen mesh. If you cannot see through this mesh then you need to clean it before putting it back into the muffler. You can clean it with a propane torch and burn off the carbon deposits.

Try a couple fixes: Air filter rebuild kit, and Fuel filter rebuild kit. Both kits are available at Home Depot but you may have to select ship to store if there are none in stock. I'm not sure if Lowe's carries these, but I would imagine they do. Please let me know if, and how, you may have already fixed the problem. I'm having the same problem with my Ryobi C430 4 cycle weed trimmer and am going to try the aforementioned fixes. I will check back and let you know if this works. Good luck!!!