I PLUG IN MY CIRULAR SAW AND IT DOSE NOT WORK

Try turning the nut the opposite way. It's possible the saw has reverse threads.

Your starting capacitor within motor is probably bad.

When Jigsaws do not start, you have to check the power to them is good. Try checking the power socket by plugging a light into it instead of the jigsaw.

u could get a adaptor for a three prong and the adaptor would make it a 2 prong u could go to your nerest hardware store they probly have a adaptor if that dose not have it go to walmart i know they have some

the most common problem of this is low compression,first change the spark plug to see if this will fix the problem,then check the compression ,to do this buy a compression tester from a auto parts store remove the spark plug and pull the starter rope 5 times min. of 110 psi on the tester if not unfortunatly the chain saw is worn out.. and it will cost more to have it fixed than it is worth.. but check the compression first and let me know if it is good...

i would change the batteries and see if that helped first,,if that dose not work probably bad laser these things work with centrifugal force when ur blade spins u can buy a after market one at harbor freight or sears

The spark should be blue and snappy. Try a new plug--any help? If not, it may need a new ignition module. Check the flywheel magnets--they should be quite strong. The module gap with the magnets underneath the poles should be about business card thickness. Check the air cleaner and muffler for plugging. Hope this gets it running!

ok i assume it is an electric chain saw? chain usually gets loose and can jump off clutch sprocket . to remedy this there should be atleast one nut or bolt sometimes two nuts or bolts depending on brand and model on the side cover where bar and chain inter the clutch area remove those and cover will lift off second there is a screw that faces front next to bar should be a regular slotted screw head loosenit all the way up till bar gets loose and remove bar by pulling away from saw this will come off veryeasy and chain shoouls fit on teeth of clutch sprocket and fit back onto bar tighten screw till chain tightens up on bar then replace cover and nuts on side cover but do not tighten the with one hand put tension on chain by pulling down on it while tightening screw till chain feels elastic snapping back to bar then toghten up nuts . chain should have no more then 1/4 inch slack around bar this is the correct tension youshould maintain.

On teh bottom of the mouse is a cirular pad that can be removed to get the ball to come out. WIthin this area you will find several wheels. You will need to clean out any gunk in this area. Also cleaing the mouse ball will work as well.. Use soap and water, preferably a degreasing kind. Assmeble once it is all dry and it should work like new again.