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MS150 won't turn off!


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As title, 150 starts fine and runs fine but won't turn off at the flick of the switch. Once the switch is in the off position, a squeeze of the throttle will cause the engine to rev, and then die.

Short circuit terminals inside the handle are good and make good contact but the problem persists.

Has anyone else had this issue? I've been hearing it's not unknown but what is the solution?

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I had a similar issue on a Husky 346, in that the kill switch would not turn the saw off so I used the choke to stop the saw.

 

Stripping it down, I found that the 2 leads going to the switch had corroded through at one point, so I replaced/soldered/shrink wrapped the offending section and I was back in business.

 

Perhaps this is a similar problem for you, and the potential break in the line is not fully corroded through so is partially short circuiting?

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