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Ryobi Factory Reconditioned 18" 40cc 2-Cycle Gas Powered Chain Saw #ZRRY10532 Questions & Answers
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Ryobi 40 cc bar oiler not working
Hi and welcome to FixYa,
Areas/components to check/clean and ensure no clogging:
- oil filter
- oil line
- oiler pump
- worm gear drive
- bar
- oil hose/feeder to the bar.
For the exploded parts diagram of a PCN4040, pls click
here.
Good luck and thank you for using FixYa.
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on Oct 25, 2018
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Chainsaw chain sprocket won,t turn
this seems to be a chain brake that's applied , try turning off chain brake by pulling back on hand guard till a click is felt
some folks moving up from an older saw to a more modern saw are not so familiar with chain brakes and don't understand them and how they work
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on Aug 31, 2015
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Oiler mechanism to bar of ryobi 40cc 10532 18 inch
I get asked this question a lot , im gonna have to make a video on this subject someday .
but here:
1st ck your oil viscosity/SAE it should be 30 and say bar/chain oil
next dump out entire oil tank and wash out with kerosene (you'd be surprised what I seen come out)
then remove bar and chain , locate oil outlet it's in body of saw near adjustment screw , use a small can of air to blow in this port softly , use a touch more of kero to clean this all out , refill tank with proper oil !!!! and run saw (no need to put bar/chain back on yet ) might take several minutes but oil should start to flow out hole !! stop saw and reinstall bar/chain then run again .. fixed !! if no oil comes out ever your oil pump is gonna need some fixing
for a low cost oil I use filtered used motor oil cut down with a dab of kerosene
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on May 20, 2015
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Ryoby pcn 4040 tuning
I believe on low its 1 turn from closed and high is 1 and half turn from closed if not try the opposite way if you cant tell the difference clean carb and try again
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on May 13, 2014
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Ryobi 40cc chainsaw
Have you checked for spark? Sounds as though your ignition module has quit.
Remove the plug, connect a jumper wire between the threaded part of the plug and the cooling fins, Switch the ignition on, take it into a dark room and pull the starter. You should see a spark at the tip of the plug. HTH
Lou
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on Jul 18, 2011
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