Why wont my chainsaw start when its hot?

Re: Chainsaw won’t re-start when Hot Typically when a chainsaw wont start when warmed but starts and runs fine when cool, it’s because the air/fuel ratio is too rich (too much fuel). It starts fine when cold because extra fuel is the same as using a choke. When it’s warm and still too much fuel, it’s flooding.Click to see full answer. Subsequently, one may also ask, how do you start a hot chainsaw? Gas Chainsaw Hot Start Close the Choke, Then Set It to “Run” or “On” Because your saw has been running, it’s already had fuel cycled into its carburetor. Press the Decompression Valve. Even with a warm saw, pressing the decompression valve is still a helpful step. Pull the Starter Cord. Set the Engine to “Low Idle” Subsequently, question is, why is my Stihl Chainsaw not starting? Dirty or clogged fuel tanks, dirty fuel filters and lines, loose fuel hoses, dirty air filters and a dirty carburetor can all restrict fuel flow. Check, clean and replace all the fuel system parts before moving into the internal engine, as gas problems create a majority of starting problems. Simply so, why does my chainsaw get so hot? Chainsaw engines run at high temperatures, usually in the summer, so they can quickly overheat. If dust, wood chips or other material blocks these systems, the engine will start to overheat. The engine also needs to expel hot air, so the muffler must also be kept clean to keep the engine from overheating.How do you troubleshoot a chainsaw? Troubleshooting tips Chainsaw won’t start. Make sure the switch is in the On position and the choke is set properly. Engine idles roughly or stalls. Adjust the carburetor following the directions in your owner’s manual. Engine lacks power. Make sure the chain brake isn’t engaged. Engine smokes. Chain doesn’t move. Chain clatters.

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