Craftman Edger 1 Motor

Most cordless string trimmers/edgers have a safety lock. For the Black & Decker LST220, you need to push this safety lock button on the top of the edger down and push it forward or pull it back. Keep this button in this configuration and then pull the trigger. Once the edger is running, you can release the safety lock button.

If you have the safety switch in the correct position, check if the battery is fully seated. I know that I've put the battery into a similar trimmer without it being fully engaged. Check if the edger works with a different battery if possible. Batteries will fail over time. If it still doesn't work, the electric motor may have failed.

The manual for the LST220 is available on the product page: https://www.toolservicenet.com/dewalt/en//Black-%26-Decker/OUTDOOR/HEDGETRIMMERS%2C-STRING-TRIMMERS%2C-SHEARS/CORDLESS-STRNG-TRIMMERS//p/LST220.
The current link is https://www.toolservicenet.com/i/BLACK_DECKER/GLOBALBOM/QU/LST220/1/Instruction_Manual/EN/90574016_LST120.pdf .

I hope this helps. To find other manuals for Black & Decker models, try searching for your model at https://www.toolservicenet.com/dewalt/en/ .

Cindy Wells

If you just replaced the lines, alot of times the lines outerm diameter is not correct, causing leaks...other times its the gas cap itself, However, there shouldn't be any hole under a gas tank... at least not where any air filter would be close by..

On the Sears Parts Direct, they show no air filter. I would recommend taking the filter to a small engine shop so they can match it up or just go to Home Depot and match it up with one of their filters they may have in the lawn and garden. Lowes has a small engine section too, most of their stuff is Briggs and Tecumseh. Here is your parts diagram, with no air filter shown.

http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/part-model/Craftsman-Parts/Edger-Parts/Model-53685648/0247/1503400?sid=PDVertical

This info is available at any dealer or repair shop. I would recommend contacting them to be sure. The lead says mini-tiller but your question says lawn mower. The 6.5hp motors, as far as I've dealt with were 4 stroke which means no mixture, but check with a dealer or shop, they'll know.

Here you go. Not a bad price, considering.

http://www.smallenginewarehouse.com/RepowerItems.asp?Brand=Craftsman&Model=ZT7000


Smallenginewarehouse.com can fix you right up. Are you sure your engine is shot?

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Lou

O-kay engine and motor are the same. I'll have to do some checking on this one and I'll get back to you.

see manual
http://www.managemyhome.com/mmh/lis_pdf/OWNM/L9060260.pdf

the gap should be 0.030

see the link
http://www.managemyhome.com/mmh/lis_pdf/OWNM/L9060260.pdf
see page 10
should be 0.030

Get some WD-40 and spray the area around the nut then let it sit for a few hours. This will get into the threads and loosen any rust that is compounding your problem. Now get a good wrench and look directly at the nut. Left is loose and Right is tight.