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not had any problems with mine on the very odd times it has been harder to start than normal on a warm start though

 

I find with mine it need one " cough " on choke if its been not running for more than 5 mins ...

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1st photo, the resting position of the throttle arm, look ok Eddie? There's quite a bit of slack before it actually takes up any revs.

 

2nd and 3rd[ATTACH]154563[/ATTACH] photo, this doesn't happen on my 560, is there supposed to be so much oil in and around the air filter / carb? [ATTACH]154562[/ATTACH]

 

Thoughts / opinions?

 

Here's mine from the same angle, looks the same? it's fairly oily under the air filter too, first time I've taken it off to check as the saw is only a week old

 

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My 540 is suffering the same issues at the minute, i got it as soon as it was released and it's never missed a beat till now. I have noticed the air filter is always wet with fuel, just thought it was groundies being abit lavish with the aspen till now

 

 

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Yeah the throttle arm must be right then. Today I did notice fuel coming out from under the carb / filter / spark plug cover, after leaving the saw hung upside down for 20 minutes over lunch. Concerned that the oil in the filter is actually 2 stroke mix that's leaking. Going to clean it, hang it up again and watch for leaks in a minute

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Yeah I've come across certain vehicle air filters that are supposed to be covered in oil, but I'm pretty certain that it's a fault in this case. Tried leaving the tank in various fuel levels but it still leaks. If only they did "courtesy saws". I'd probably be a bit more keen on giving it back to the dealership if they did!

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