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pump probably clogged or seals shot

standard type cog check with ant any mower / chain saw retailer or on e-bay

What equipment? Make and model, please. Can you provide more information?

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remove the power cord plug from the wall outlet. remove the screwcap covering the brush, remove the brush spring and remaining carbon post. replace by reversing the above steps.

if there is no wheel height adjustment then-- no

First off be careful because you are working with an electrical device. Unless you are an electric certified tech I suggest have one do this for you. Otherwise contact the place where you purchased the new blade for instructions.

motor humming -- replace the start/run capacitor no noise at all --- press the thermal overload button or replace the thermal overload switch

i would say the clutch is bad. some you can adjust with the three screws. need to test. you tube has some good videos on how to test.

the bendix needs to be replaced

Unplug the capacitor

you destroyed the magnetic clutch relay replace it

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The motor could be burnt out. Check all electrical wires where they enter the saw. Could even be the switch. I feel you have to go on trial and error.

look carefully along the teeth of the cutter blades and see if one tooth has not jumped over the opposite tooth thereby locking the blades together a bent up edge will do the same effect you can remove the cutter bar and then the cutter bar cams then run the motor if it still hums , junk it

Open your circuit breaker box. Locate the breaker that has tripped. Turn the breaker OFF (it is in a mid position). Then turn it back ON. Before you do that you need to ask yourself, why did the circuit breaker trip? They trip because of an overload of current. Is something else running on that same circuit, say for example an electric heater or something similar? Depending on the rating of that circuit breaker (15 or 20 amps) you may be drawing too much current. Look for anything else that could be running on the same circuit (only so many outlets can be put on the same circuit). Disconnect or turn off all other devices. Attempt to operate your mower again. If the breaker trips again, then there is something wrong with your mower (electrical short?).

line has wrapped around clutch and needs to be removed

try this link out.. Gardenline Electric Pole Pruner Model 8410 and require new Saw Chain... .. or you could try ebay.

It's probably the switch

Whatever you are jumpering out is either bad or mis-wired.