Not necessarily, its a primer after all. Its job is to merely prime the carb with fuel, depending on what your operators book says, you may have to give it anywhere from 1 to 5 pumps. It shouldn't be sucking too much air but like most things after time they can wear and the valve may be letting in a small amount of air, if its not effecting the running of the machine then I wouldn't worry too much.
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SOURCE: primer bulb won't prime
it sounds like the filter on the fule line is cloged try to remove the filter and then try to prime the trimmer. it it does you need to replace the filter. just about any filter that will fit will do.
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check your gas and oil mix remove the plug take some carb cleaner spray in plug hole pull start replace plug pull start if it fire you mix is wrong.....Good Luck
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The brass nozzle nearest the primer is the return fuel line. The inlet is the other nozzle.
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Battery is NO GOOD.... need new ones, these quickly go bad, if not religiously charged and discharged. You must charge a long time when first get them, and then as soon as flat must go back on charger, for at least 4hours... regardless what is said. If ever removed before properly charged, then it will "remain" at that level, next charge and so on... All batteries MUST be flat before recharge, and full before used again, no exceptions.
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