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Sanli Brushcutter User Guide
Fast trouble shooting.
Often, a depleted, loose, or dirty spark plug is responsible for a brush cutter not being
able to start, but there can be a number of other reasons. Refer below to the list of
potential problems you may encounter, along with suggested remedies.
For servicing and all warranty work, contact your local Authorised Sanli Dealer.
Problem
Likely cause
Suggested remedy
Engine does not start
Out, or almost out, of fuel
Spark plug dirty
Spark plug not connected
Fuel older than 3 months
Water in the fuel tank
Fill tank with fresh 2 stroke fuel (25:1)
Clean or replace with a new spark plug
Press fi rmly on the terminal cover
Drain stale fuel and replace with fresh 2 stroke fuel
Contact an authorised Sanli dealer
Engine stops often
Blocked fuel supply
Fuel cap is not venting
Incorrect type of fuel
Ensure the fuel line is not pinched or blocked
Ensure vent hole in the fuel tank cap is clear
Drain tank and fi ll with 2 stroke fuel (25:1)
Engine loses power
Dirty air cleaner fi lter
Blocked fuel cap vent holes
Clean or replace with a new Sanli air-fi lter
Ensure vent hole in the fuel tank cap is clear
Too much vibration
Loose line trimmer head
Damaged cutting blade
(straight shaft model only)
Check and tighten bolts and nuts accordingly
Replace cutting blade
