Chainsaw chain keeps getting loose

Loose chain can be dangerous
Causes kickback and can lead to injury
Check chain tension regularly
Adjust tension as needed

Chainsaw chain keeps falling off because
– Chain is too loose
– Bar is bent
– Guide bar is worn out

Chainsaw flooding is caused by too much oil in the chain bar. To fix this, remove the bar cover and drain excess oil. Reattach the bar cover and run the chainsaw for a few minutes to distribute the oil evenly.

Chainsaw keeps turning off because of dull chain, low oil, dirty air filter, or not enough gas.

Poulan chainsaw keeps cutting off due to dull chain, low oil level, dirty air filter, or a faulty spark plug.

Stihl chainsaw keeps cutting out because of dirty air filter, dull chain, low oil level, or a faulty spark plug.

Chain keeps coming loose

Check the chain tension.
Make sure the chain is installed correctly.
Tighten the bar nuts.
Replace the chain if it is worn out.

Why my chainsaw won’t cut

dull chain
low oil level
clogged bar oil chute
misaligned chain
damaged chain
weak engine

Chainsaw won’t stay running
– Spark plug is fouled
– Carburetor is dirty
– Fuel line is clogged
– Chain is too tight

There are many reasons why your Stihl chainsaw won’t start. Here are a few
Fuel Make sure you have enough fuel in the tank and that the fuel is fresh.
Spark Check the spark plug for damage and make sure it is properly gapped.
Chainsaw is flooded If the chainsaw is flooded, turn the fuel off and wait a few minutes before trying to start it again.
Chainsaw is not getting enough air Check the air filter for dirt and debris and clean it if necessary.