This is a genuine OEM approved replacement starter spring is specially designed for use with gandheld gas powered blowers and trimmers. The purpose of this spring is to retract the starter assembly on the engine, so it engages the drive cup on the flywheel to start the engine when pulled. This spring is made out of metal and it is sold individually.
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Disassembled the trimmer cowling. This was the hardest part. Old spring pops out, new spring module pops in. Adjusted the pull tension of the rope by stressing the spring, blocking the pulley and restringing the rope. Reassembled the cowling. Watch out for the Kill Switch wiring, that tries to drift into the screw holes between the plasti
... Read morec moldings. Reassembling is the most time-consuming because of maintaining alignments of multiple parts.
This unit required total disassembly to get to re-wind rope. Once you have everything in sub-assemblies, you can remove rope and pulley, rewind retainer clips and rewind spring. Then it is just a matter of putting all back together in the sequence you removed it. Threading the rope back through the hole to attach to the handle is a little
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Removed housings to access starter recoil spring, undo off switch leads.
Removed two screws holding rope reel and spring housing in place.
Popped out starter spring housing, and replaced it with new starter recoil spring in housing, being careful not to let spring pop out.
Replaced the starter rope, which simply requir
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Wound rope onto reel, and reinstalled in housing.
Wind tension into starter reel.
Reinstalled two screws.
Replace housing, connecting off switch leads.
All screws are either 20mm or 25mm Torx.
Included instructions were somewhat helpful for rope wind direction, but other than that it was an relatively easy repair without them.
1. Separated throttle/switch assembly from trimmer shaft.
2. Removed string trimmer shaft. After removing one screw and loosening the clamp, the shaft simply pulls out of clutch/motor assembly
3. Removed plastic engine covers and clutch assembly. Clutch assembly must be removed in order to remove starter housing. Make note of
... Read morewhere the screws go. Different lengths, some are machine screws.
4. Removed baffle that captures the starter assembly. WEAR EYE PROTECTION is case the spring is broken and has become dislodged.
5. Replaced parts along with a new rope (original rope was frayed causing binding).
The starter spring is pre-wound inside of a metal shroud. It simply drops into place without any hassle. No tension adjustment required.
Make sure that the starter assembly works freely before reassembling the entire string trimmer !
Fortunately, I found a YouTube video that was very similar to my application.
Removed blower housing, removed impeller, removed old spring assembly, replaced with new starter spring, re-assembled blower housing and impeller..... repair completed !
1. Removed all screws to outer casing.
2. Put in new starter spring and pulley.
3. Wound new rope and left excess.
4. Reinstalled all components.
5. Tested and then cut excess rope off to appropriate length.
6. Made a video of me clowning around with blower running since nephew worked on it for some time and
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ERP Number: ERP16365370
Manufacturer Part Number: 545008014
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