How Do You Repair A Stihl Chainsaw?
Stihl saws have hundreds of parts, all operating in conjunction with each other, that can all break down and need replacing. However, most of these parts deal with only three things: spark, air compression and fuel. By isolating your problem in one of these three categories, you will be able to quickly locate the problem and fix the saw. Remove the spark plug’s rubber adapter and use the spark plug wrench to take out the spark plug. Check to make sure the rubber plug and wire aren’t damaged in any way. Clean the spark plug with the gas and toothbrush. Scrape off all of the deposits from the tip and gap. Wipe down with the rag. Install the spark plug into the rubber plug. Let the wire and spark plug hang loose next to a metal spot on the engine’s body. Pull the starter cord slowly and look for a spark across the metal points. If there isn’t a spark, replace the spark plug and repeat test. Remove the spark plug wire and check the starter coil. Replace them if damaged. Remove the air filt
