When in the other three positions, it rests on the orange plastic as intended.
(Look straight down from the large chrome bolt in the photo.) It only does this in this position. You can see in the second photo, where the switch is in the 'On' position, that the lower interior cylindrical portion of the switch component has been lifted away slightly from the orange plastic base on which it rests. Plenty of fuel in the tank he set the switch to on. Second, clean spark arrester screen in the muffler. He picked it up, a Stihl MS 170, just a little thing, still warm, choke-pulling unnecessary.
#Stihl on off switch manual#
UPDATE: I feel like this is related and another indicator something is loose or disconnected. Fits Various Stihl Models Including: FS38, FS45, FS46, FS55, BG45, BG55, BG65 And BT45 TRIMMERS / DRILLS Please Refer To Your Manual To Ensure Proper Fitting Check Price on Amazon Bestseller No. First, make sure that you are using fresh fuel mix (never store or use fuel mix older than 60 days in can or fuel tank). Thanks very much in advance for any insight! It seems likely this is something very minor and easy to fix so I'd hate to take it to the dealer and pay for service if that is the case. I've attached four photos to this post in the hope someone can see something I can't. This means that once the engine is running, it is impossible to switch off without removing the cover to re-seat the switch in its clip-in base.
When I move the switch through the four positions, something feels either slightly loose or possibly disconnected but I'm not really sure what I'm looking for.Īdditionally, the back cover of the housing appears to mount fine but seems to be preventing the switch from moving fully to the off position when installed though I can't see anything impeding its movement. / Stihl MS180 switch 1 The on / off / choke switch on my MS180 chainsaw has an annoying habit of popping out of its plastic seat. I have to pull the connector off the spark plug to cut it off. I'm having a bit of an odd issue with my chainsaw (STIHL MS250) in which moving the switch to the top position fails to turn off the engine.
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