husqvarnaweedeaterguide

Begin by identifying where the carburetor in your trimmer is located – in most Husqvarna models, you can find it next to the motor unit, leading from the fuel line. Now ensure that you have completely drained out any fuel that’s remaining in the trimmer before you attempt to replace the carburetor. Once you have emptied out any existing fuel, begin to unscrew the chassis cover and the housing that supports the carburetor unit. Count the screws and bolts and keep them carefully as it is essential that they are all replaced once you have fixed the new unit. Once you have successfully removed all screws and bolts, go ahead and carefully detach the spark plug circuitry and any other wiring that may be connecting the carburetor to the other components. Once you have done this, proceed to gently unfasten the carburetor and install the new one. Ensure that the new carburetor is the exact model built for your specific Husqvarna trimmer. Now proceed to replace the housing and bolt the covers in place by fastening them with the same screws. Adjust the carburetor setting for your location and temperature and test the functionality. If you are having trouble with this process, do not hesitate to visit a dealer or service centre as you could lose efficiency if you decide to run the trimmer with a faulty carburetor.