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Replacing this power supply cord you will need a screwdriver.
• Remove the housing screws
• Remove the the housing
• Disconnect the old cord wires
• Remove the old power cord
• Secure the new cord in place
• Connect the wires
• Reassemble and test the new cord
This is the part of the String Trimmer that contains the cutting line.
This part includes the spool and cutting line for the models shown below.
The cutting line is .065 gauge.
It is replaced by removing the spool cover and placing it inside the spool housing, then feed some line through the spool housing and replace the spool cap.
The purpose of the 598435-00SV Lever, is to regulate the amount of line that is fed from the auto-feed spool.
This part has a tendency to wear out often.
It is advised to have an extra one on hand.
It is sold individually..
Its purpose is to hold the spool and bumper in the spool housing.
It has 2 tabs that snap into the spool housing.
To remove this part press on the 2 tabs and it will release from the spool housing.
It is compatible with the models shown below.
It includes the fuel lines, fuel cap and fuel filter.
If you need to order the fuel tank bumpers, they are sold individually as part number 98792.
The Fuel Filter is inside of the fuel tank.
Its purpose is to filter out dirt and other debris from contaminating the carburetor.
It will at sometime become clogged and restrict the fuel getting to the carburetor,and will have to be replaced.
We do have an article and video on How to Replace the Fuel Filters in Your Outdoor Power Equipment..
You can see this by going to the front page of our site and clicking on Repair Center.
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