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    Poor Acceleration and Stalling
    Problem posted April 29, 2010 by HusqvarnaAnswerArmy Silver, last edited February 10, 2012, tagged problem-solving 
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    Problem:
    Poor Acceleration and Stalling
    Cause:
    Improper warm up procedure. The customer is not following the proper starting and warm-up procedure as outlined in the operators manual.
    Steps:
    Proper Warming Procedure:
    • Step 1
      Once the engine is running, let the unit idle for about 15 seconds (to warm up)

    • Step 2
      Once the unit is warmed up it should accelerate smoothly through the full stroke of the throttle.
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    • CnaRay

      Try two things:  1) Replace the spark plug.  I like the E3 brands.  2) Replace the gas with a fresh mixture of 40:1.  Most string trimmers use 32 ounces of oil to 1 Gal of Gasoline.  I use Exact Mix Brand.

      Other items are to replace the muffler and have the carburator adjusted.

      • bill ford

         I bough a weed eater used it 3 times and when you pull the trigger it bogs down with no   power what so ever. I took it back and got another one brought it home and about 10 minutes it started doing the same thing. I give up  

    • Bobby Yoro

      I have a 128ld for 6 months now I hardly use it and now it bogs out. But if I pump on the throttle it stays running with lack of power. I put fresh husquarna gas and still the same thing. Does the warranty cover that please let me know I don't know what else to do. 

    • Paul Nauert

      My Poulan Pro trimmer is only two weeks old, from the very first time I started it, it will only run on the start position and will stall when I place lever in run mode. even after allowing engine to warm-up as recommended in manual, also looses power when attempting to accelerate throttle trigger. Manual recommends carb adjustment by authorized dealer, would this be covered by new product warranty?

      Paul N.