Need the screw adjuster

I saw a similar model for sale, for about $40, that could be used for replacement parts, or might even replace it if it actually works ok.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Wen-Working-14-Electric-Chain-Saw-Model-6014/263764420734?hash=item3d6995a87e:g:KUQAAOSwOAda4nEM



Wen Working 14 Electric Chain Saw Model 6014 eBay

What is the particular make and model.? Please post a picture if you're unsure.

A pressure switch starts and stops the motor. Its located on or piped to the discharge line and is usually adjustable. Usually a gray or black cover that you need to remove to adjust.

No,tv have cold solders inside the tv like vertical IC or around the area.Have a soldering iron,a roll of solders,also know how to do basic soldering?Yes.Take the tv aparts,take a back plastic of the screw driver tabs all around the main pcb,will see the vertical changes,take out the a/c power sourced,resolders those area,will fix this problems.

Auctions and search engines.
Some plane Mfgs. had custom threads made. Modern bolts and screws from the hardware store may not work. Take the plane to a genuine hardware store where someone will help.
There are typically 2 slotted machine screws that secure a frog to the plane.
The plane will work fine without the slotted frog adjustment screw near the brass thumb wheel.
Really old metal planes had no frog adjustment screws.
The new frog adjustment feature did boost sales though.
If the threaded bolt for the brass thumb wheel is missing it will need to be replaced so the cutter can be easily adjusted.

If you only have one jet screw adjust the "H" Jet screw on the carb. Make minor adjustments of less than 1/8th turn. Test engine acceleration after each adjustment.
If you have 2 Jet screws "L" and "H" only adjust the "L" screw.
On the 2 jet carb the "H" screw is adjusted for ideal top engine RPM / Max speed.
The goal is to elimate engine hesitation / stall as you grip the throttle quickly by adjusting the "L" jet screw..

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Kelly

The answer to your question is here:
http://www.oregonchain.com/selguide.htm
you are an occational user
Manufacturer = Wen
# = 6014
You are on your own for the rest. GL
Lou

there are none realy take the two nuts lose take a flate head tighten the chain now if you can pull the chain easy around the bar you good this will give you about a 1/8 in sage on the chain...Good luck

I found the switch for my Wen 6014 at my local Ace hardware in the Servalite power tool parts tray. Servalite # TSC2516LU for $9.68 on 11/23/2010

Any pilot adjustment would be under a large screw with a flat blade slot in it. There would be a smalled flat blade screw under it. Warning: Too small of a flame and your safety device won't work.
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