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Weed Eater RTE115 Electric Trimmer Parts

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Fig #	Part #	Img	Part Name	Availability	Price	Qty
1	545077902		Handle Set	No estimated release date	$7.06
2	530016120		Screw	Ships in 3 - 8 business days	$0.28
3	530403818		Trigger	Ships in 3 - 8 business days	$1.30
4	530403805		Assist Handle	Ships in 3 - 8 business days	$6.30
5	530403908		Wiring Harness Ass'y. Note: (Incl. #6)	Ships in 3 - 8 business days	$9.91
6	530402879		Switch-Momentary	In stock 5 available	$1.60
7	530403886		Bolt	Ships in 3 - 8 business days	$0.64
8	530091373		Nut	In stock 6 available	$0.66
9	530404087		Tube Ass'y. w/Decal	Ships in 3 - 8 business days	$5.68
10	530403820		Button-Push	Ships in 3 - 8 business days	$0.74
11	530404022		Housing Set	Ships in 3 - 8 business days	$7.88
12	530403835		Button-Snap	Ships in 3 - 8 business days	$1.13
13	530403914		Shield Ass'y. Note: (Incl. line limiter)	In stock 1 available	$8.10
14	530403824		Guide - Edging	In stock 2 available	$1.76
15	530403917		Assy.-Motor/Impeller	Ships in 3 - 8 business days	$48.54
Fig #	Part #	Img	Part Name	Availability	Price
16	952711602		Accy-Smart Adv. Spool	In stock 2 available	$7.69
17	530403949		Guide-Line	In stock 12 available	$2.43
18	530403810		Assy-Cap Retainer	In stock 3 available	$3.56

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Accy-Smart Adv. Spool $7.69	Guide-Line $2.43
Assy-Cap Retainer $3.56	Shield Ass'y. $8.10
Guide - Edging $1.76	Nut $0.66
Screw $0.28	Button-Push $0.74

Repair Videos

How to Replace Trimmer Line

How to Remove a Trimmer Clutch

How to Winterize Power Tools and Machines

Repair Articles

How to Replace Trimmer Line
Become a line reloading expert with this article's steps for replacing line in three different trimmer head types: single line, double line, and Speed-Feed heads.

How to Winterize Power Tools and Machines
This article explains how to properly winterize power tools and machines for winter storage, increasing the life and performance of seasonal tools.

Lawn and Garden Machines and Power Tools
This article lists the major categories of lawn and garden tools and machines, explaining the basic applications, types, and features of each.

How to Remove a Trimmer Clutch
This article explains how to remove the clutch from most line and string trimmers. Tips are provided for removing tricky clutch drum screws.

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Question: RTE115 Burned Out?

kah

After an hour of continuous operation the RTE115 simply stopped. Has the motor burned out? What can we do to check/fix it? (There is still power from the source, so we know it is not a blown fuse (etc.) in the garage outlet.)

Question: Replace Line

susan

How do I put new line on my trimmer? I am ready to throw it away!

Question: How To Restring My Weedeater

robert

I put new string in my Weedeater RTE115 trimmer and when I start it up it all just comes out.

Question: Replace Shield

Shirley

How do I install a new shield on my weedeater?

Question: Replace

Janet

How do I replace the trimmer head spool?

Question: Electrical

Rashidi

My weedeater just stopped while I was using it. I had been using it continuously for about an hour. Could it be the switch, momentary or something else? How do I test to locate the problem.

Question: Ground Wire

Ray Henry

The short ground wire has broken off. I assume a new one is available, but I don't know where it is to be soldered on at.

Question:

Nate

My Weedeater model RTE115C has slowed down and isn't as powerful as when I first got it. Does anyone know why and how I can repair it?

Question: Fl20 Weedeater

Earl

My Weedeater Fl20 starts fine, runs for a few moments then starts sputtering and dies. What do I need to replace? I have cleaned the filter, replaced the fuel line and replaced the fuel with a 40-1 mix.

Reply: Fl20 Weedeater

Mark

Hi Earl,

It sounds like your Carburetor is plugged. The carburetor can become clogged by dirt or other debris. If fuel is left sitting in an unused trimmer for more than a couple of months the fuel will begin to breakdown and go bad. As the fuel breaks down it will start to become gel like as well as begin to coat the internal parts of the carburetor with a varnish. The gel and varnish will plug the carburetor so that fuel can no longer flow through it. To get your trimmer running again you will need to either rebuild or replace the carburetor. When you replace the carburetor it is always a good idea to also replace the air and fuel filters. This helps ensure that more debris won't clog the new carburetor.

I hope this helps with your repair!

-Mark

Reply: Fl20 Weedeater

mark s

My mower did the same thing, after going through a bunch of messing with the carb and filters, I found that if I loosened the gas cap it would run. Long story short I replaced the gas cap and it worked fine, had to do with proper venting. Hope this works for you. Mark S.

Question:

Daryl

How do I put in new line into the the old spool?