20 Most Recent Homelite Ignition Chip Replaces Points Condenser Xl12 - Page 10 Questions & Answers

switch or wire to switch problem

Would bet it is 32:1 but many people now days are using a 50:1 mixture using a synthetic 2 cycle engine oil with 89 octane fuel even for 16:1 ratio. Claiming no carbon buildup and more power.????

Remove plug before trying to start pull a few times with plug out you may have quite a bit of fuel exhaust from spark hole then reinstall plug and try starting. Sometimes fuel runs into head above the piston (especially in hot weather) causing the piston trying to combust a liquid. If you leave fuel cap loose in hot weather it will help prevent this.

Try holding trigger while starting.

Possibly bad switch remove one of the wires to switch and try. If still no fire probably bad coil.

Hopefully this diagram will transfer. 1. Remove fuel clean fuel tank and check fuel lines for breaks or holes. 2. Clean or replace sparkplug. 3. Clean screen item no. 4 in muffler 4. Clean or replace air filter item no. 31

Hopefully this diagram will come through if not go to homelite.com, service and support, find parts, parts locator, model xl then to engine internals. You probably have a bad oil pump and these are parts and numbers you might need. 4. Spring..69447 5. Gasket 2 each 69244 6. Plunger A12356B (most common problem) 7. Oil pump body 693431 8. Ball 60051 9. Spring 68570

Please list your model number when posting and I might have found part number for you. Go to homelite.com service and support, find parts, parts locator, model # if you cannot find model number go to product line, homelite, then select generator, without model number you will have dozens of generators to look at.

Hopefully this will help if not go to homelite.com ordreing parts then select homelite then string trimmer then find your ut 33600a

you can go to homelite.com service and parts then parts select mfg. Homelite then hedge trimmer.

Check fuel lines in tank make sure they are not broken or have hole in it. You will probably have to rebuild the carb. As you know you have fire and it will run with proper fuel.

I bought up a lot of Homelite parts when dealer went out of business about 20 years ago and have had interest in them since. I have worked on a few super xl's but cannot tell you for sure the fuel mixture but believe it probably changes over the years from 16-1 to 20-1 saw on internet one person claimed that that ut number used 32-1. Don't believe it would make any difference as long as you used good grade 2 cycle oil and it would not smoke near as bad as 16-1. One person on internet claimed that he still had the saw his Dad bought new in 1967 or 68 so they have been around that long but at that time I do not believe they had a UT number on them. The cc is 57.4 and weighs 13.14 lbs. With 24" bar.

try this link and see if your manual is there... manual for homelite super EZ chain saw Google Search

50:1--( 50 parts fuel to 1 part oil) Now you can buy a special oil from Stihl service agents that has a 50:1 formulation that will cover all mix ratios regardless of the engine make or ratio requirement saves having different tins for different ratios for different engines

Gap should be .010

Try adjusting the H needle valve 1/8 turn in see if better then if not go 1/8 turn other way.

Set both the H and L for 1 1/2 turn out from bottom, start and adj. The H for max rpm for full throttle, now set the low for good idle and very little or no hesitation when opening throttle. Now set H for max rpm again and then back off until you get more of rumble at full throttle.

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Hopefully the website will translate. Remove throttle handle from shaft trying to keep all parts in one side and once removed place together and install a couple of screws, remove shaft from part no 42 by loosening screw no. 43, item 45 has either a allen head or star head screw in it will probably loosen ccw. Remove item 45, remove item 46 should be arrow to show which way to turn you will need to use copper or brass pin to hit with hammer to remove to prevent damage. Now remove item no. 41 and you are at the starter cord. You will now have to remove spool no 51 and notice how rope is wound if possible, remove old rope install new rope place spool back in place to where it catches spring as it should now wind in same direction as rope wound about 5 turns hold and run rope through eyelet of starter housing. Now install keeper 52 with screw 53.Sorry link did not work just go to link below and type in your ut no. then select homelite. https://www.ereplacementparts.com/homelite-hlt17c-ut205