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May be something very simple,  the part throttle lock on the carb stuck, just make sure the throttle is going back to the idle position by pushing back manually with you finger, it should go back and rest on the idle screw on the l/h side of the carb.

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2 hours ago, organic guy said:

Thanks for that suggestion, but it is returning to idle position fine.

Setting screws have not been touched but could they have moved during the last use?

Or something sticking in carb?

 

TIa

OG

Air leak perhaps ?

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So, the choke mechanism is in the RUNNING position and the throttle linkage is resting on the idle screw conical part around 1/2 way up....as ADW asked.

If it is doing this and then either the L screw is set a bit lean, you have a partial blockage in the fuel system just giving enough fuel for the saw to run or you have an air leak.

If you can wind the idle screw right out and the saw is still racing, the saw has an air leak and if you can wind the L screw all the way in and the saw still runs, you have an air leak.

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I saw tonight it is a 2002 model! No done a massive amount of work, fencing, firewood and latterly hedge laying.

Zama carb, priming bubble and decompression button.

 

Enjoy Downton!

Just watched The Plank with Eric Sykes, classic!

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