Medium
30-60 minutes
This is a genuine manufacturer sourced replacement air filter designed for use on gas powered trimmers. It helps to remove dust and other contaminants from going into the carburetor and the engine. This is a foam item which is sold individually. Please note the air filter cover and the plate are both sold separately.
Replacing this air filter you will need a hex key or an allen wrench.
• Remove the filter cover
• Take out the old air filter
• Secure the new one in place
• Secure the filter cover
Air Filter 530027530
OEM part for: Paramount, Weed Eater, Poulan, Husqvarna, Craftsman, Jonsered
Part Number: 530027530
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- Weight: 0.01 lbs.
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Damaged cutter head assembly/Poor running condition
Jeffrey - April 3, 2016
👍 2 of 2 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Trimmer
Difficulty
Medium
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Wrench Set, Allen wrench set
Parts Used
After verifying the problems with the trimmer's cutter head and the clogged and deteriorated air filter I ordered the parts and waited for them to arrive. Parts showed up quickly and I set to work installing the air filter. To replace it you simply remove the two allen drive screws that mount the air filter cover on the back, remove the old filter element and discard. Press-in the new foam filter element and reinstall the cover.
The cutter head was already removed from my trimmer when I got it so I cleaned the threads on the shaft and easily spun on the cutter head. To snug it on I used an adjustable wrench to hold the nut at the end of the shaft. It was necessary to disassemble the cutter head assembly to properly tighten it onto the shaft.
The cutter head was already removed from my trimmer when I got it so I cleaned the threads on the shaft and easily spun on the cutter head. To snug it on I used an adjustable wrench to hold the nut at the end of the shaft. It was necessary to disassemble the cutter head assembly to properly tighten it onto the shaft.
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Fuel line fell apart in tank & clogged the carb
Gerry - May 21, 2018
👍 1 of 1 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Trimmer
Difficulty
Medium
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, torx driver
My brother bought this Weed Eater at Good Will for $6.99 and gave it to me. I looked it over and saw the fuel line broke up in the tank and that was the reason why someone donated it to Good Will--it wouldn't run anymore. I soaked the fuel tank in Dawn dish soap after removing about 6 pieces of broken up 1/8" fuel line and the fuel filter. I pulled the carburetor apart--soaked all parts in hot dawn soap to remove dirt and grime--soaked all parts overnight--morning rinsed everything--blew out all parts and carburetor passages. I then reassembled the carburetor using the new diaphragms and gaskets I purchased from E-replacement parts. Installed the carburetor back on the Weed Eater GTI 17XP and put new .80" trimmer string on the auto-feed head. I put the choke on fuel-pulled rope-it popped once--put choke to next open latch--pulled rope--it started right up--running a little lean--richened about 1/3 turn high speed needle valve. This Weed Eater now runs fantastic and the line automatically releases to the same about 8" length if break off any line with its sensor feed head. I have other weed trimmers but this GTI 17XP is now my go to weed trimmer. With shipping this repair costed me about $33 for a great trimmer. I was excited to see if I could fix this trimmer and grew impatient that it took 5 days from Utah to Wisconsin but the wait was rewarded with now my favorite trimmer.
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Weed eater would not run on open choke or idle
Michael - May 26, 2017
Tool Type
Trimmer
Difficulty
Medium
Time
More than 2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pick, calipers
1. Rebuilt carburetor using Carb Kwik repair kit, rebuild went well. Used my dial calipers to set needle settings per instructions. Used pick to remove old gas filter screen in carburetor. Soaked carburetor in cleaner for a few minutes then used low air pressure to blow out all holes. Used illustrated parts breakdown on eRplacementParts to ensure gaskets and diaphragms where properly placed during reassembly.
2. Installed new air filter
3. Also had to install new fuel lines from gas tank to carburetor. Got fuel lines locally.
4. Initially, weed eater did not run for more than a few seconds. Had to adjust idle mixture screw. Now it runs and cuts grass again.
This project was medium difficulty only because of the small space to work on my weed eater. Just don't lose your screws and all will go well.
2. Installed new air filter
3. Also had to install new fuel lines from gas tank to carburetor. Got fuel lines locally.
4. Initially, weed eater did not run for more than a few seconds. Had to adjust idle mixture screw. Now it runs and cuts grass again.
This project was medium difficulty only because of the small space to work on my weed eater. Just don't lose your screws and all will go well.
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Gas line old, brittle and broke off between bottom of gas tank and carb.
Cameron - May 14, 2017
Tool Type
Trimmer
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Pliers, Needle Nose, allen set, piece of wire
1) Drain gas from gas tank. Removed handle/gas tank assy (1screw). Remove air cleaner cover and remove old air filter (2 screws)
2) Fished out old gas line filter using piece of stiff wire. Wire bent in a 'U' shape on one end to grab old gas line from inside the gas tank.
3) Inserted new gas line thru the gas line hole in the bottom of the tank. Push plenty of gas line into tank until you can grab it with a needle nose pliers of the wire hook and pull out through the gas tank fill hole.
4) Trim gas line and insert gas line into new filter. Push gas line tight to gas filter.
5) Pull on gas line coming out of the bottom of the tank to shorten amount of gas line in the tank. Leave enough gas line in tank so gas filter lays on the bottom of the tank.
6) Cut other end of gas line to reach carb gas inlet. Insert gas line over gas inlet on the carb.
7) Trim new filter to length and insert into cover. Reinstall air cleaner cover, tighten screws.
8) Fill with fresh gas/oil mixture. Pull a few times to prime the new gas line and fire it up.
2) Fished out old gas line filter using piece of stiff wire. Wire bent in a 'U' shape on one end to grab old gas line from inside the gas tank.
3) Inserted new gas line thru the gas line hole in the bottom of the tank. Push plenty of gas line into tank until you can grab it with a needle nose pliers of the wire hook and pull out through the gas tank fill hole.
4) Trim gas line and insert gas line into new filter. Push gas line tight to gas filter.
5) Pull on gas line coming out of the bottom of the tank to shorten amount of gas line in the tank. Leave enough gas line in tank so gas filter lays on the bottom of the tank.
6) Cut other end of gas line to reach carb gas inlet. Insert gas line over gas inlet on the carb.
7) Trim new filter to length and insert into cover. Reinstall air cleaner cover, tighten screws.
8) Fill with fresh gas/oil mixture. Pull a few times to prime the new gas line and fire it up.
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Carburetor needed rebuilding
ROBERT - March 10, 2017
Tool Type
Trimmer
Difficulty
Easy
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Allen wrench
Remove the air cleaner assembly
Remove the screws holding the carburetor
Remove air filter plate, primer, the fuel lines and throttle from the carburetor
Remove the carburetor, use the kit to rebuild it
Install the rebuilt carburetor, air filter plate and fuel lines and throttle
Replace the air filter, and the rest of the air cleaner assembly
Remove the screws holding the carburetor
Remove air filter plate, primer, the fuel lines and throttle from the carburetor
Remove the carburetor, use the kit to rebuild it
Install the rebuilt carburetor, air filter plate and fuel lines and throttle
Replace the air filter, and the rest of the air cleaner assembly
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Trimmer had not been used for years would not start because it was not getting fuel.
KEN - August 7, 2016
Tool Type
Trimmer
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, carb cleaner
Watched some videos on U Tube on rebuilding carburetors. selected the pertinent parts and ordered them. removed carb, stripped off gaskets , pump etc. sprayed carb block with cleaner and let it soak over night.used compressed air to clear away cleaner. assembled parts in original order.used fresh fuel and trimmer started on second pull. I felt lucky. Ken
Used print out of diagram of carb and parts to verify correct reassemble of parts.
Used print out of diagram of carb and parts to verify correct reassemble of parts.
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