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B&Q lawnmower stops after few minutes

  • 15-03-2016 8:15pm
    #1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 64 ✭✭


    i have B&Q brand lawnmower, one of the cheap ones with plastic body, it's about 4 years old. It has reveed up and down for about the 2 years but working ok, I'll admit I haven't been looking after it as well as I should have. But I brought it out for the first cut of the year and after about 20 minutes it stopped. It started again but died again after 5 minutes. Each time I started it, it would last a shorter time.

    I checked the air filter and fine, I changed the oil, I took out the exhaust to make sure it was not blocked, I took apart the carburetor(I think) and made sure it was clean.

    I tried again and ran for a bit longer again but eventually died. I ran without the fuel cap and without the air filter and still died.
    It sounds like it's running out of petrol but I've checked as much as I could and looks like all is clear.
    Any ideas?
    If not I'll take to repair shop, will they even touch a B&Q mower and if so what do they charge?


Comments

  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 400 ✭✭Slasher


    "If not I'll take to repair shop, will they even touch a B&Q mower and if so what do they charge?"

    Of course they'll touch it.

    I know of one lawnmower repair place that charges €30 for a basic service, which might be enough for your machine.


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