From: Gu X.
Hi there, I need the model # of my Featherlite, which has a small plate saying:
2003 US EPA PH2
3PWES 0183TZ
18cc: EM *
03038N5049*2-4 (19:29)
Mod:Featherlite 711768
( * means STH not legible), thank you very much!
Answer:
Hi Gu,
well it hard to say- its probably FL18, but you can use “Weedeater 18cc” when searching for parts or something.
From: Kathy S.
Last year in July I purchased a WLT 24 re-chargeable weedeater. It worked perfectly the 2 months I used it. When I tried to start it up this year, it will not take a charge at all or make any sound at all. It was stored in my home, all winter and I know there was no damage done to it. I purchased it at Walmart in Tomah, WI. Can you help in any way? Thank you, Kathy.
Answer:
Hi Kathy,
you surely have warranty, why don’t you use it? It’s way much better than trying to fix it yourself. Moreover, I really don’t have an idea what kind of malfunction could it be…
From: Rita C.
I bought this trimmer for my husband for Father’s Day (he asked for it) and he has tried four times to get it to run. It’ll start but won’t keep running. When he give it gas it dies. I’m surprised it hasn’t been thrown across the yard. I’ve been reading options on the internet which suggest adjusting the carburetor. How is this done? I paid $90 for this trimmer and would like to get some use out of it. The store receipt says not to return to the store. We do not have small engine repair shops in our county.
Answer:
Hi Rita,
there’s an answer to similar question above: Since the carburetor controls the spinning speed of trimmer while idle, screwing/unscrewing a tiny screw on it will change the weedeater’s speed. Carburetor is usually located near the air filter or muffler. You have troubles with running speed, just try does turning the screw clockwise help. Rotating it counterclockwise is also a possibility- try and see how the trimmer runs.
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