The Jack's Small Engines Forum - Join Our Online Community
2025/08/18 22:21:31
widucl

Oil is not getting to the chain and bar, may be clogged.

Oil passage is clogged, how to clean it out
4 comments Leave a comment
SRTsFZ6
A BRAND and MODEL # would help..
 
There is a filter in the tank, that should be the first to check.
 
As for next checking/cleaning, we need to know what it is...
 
 
 
.
 
 
2025/08/19 07:03:25
widucl
Remington RM 1645 Electric.
 
Thanks, Duane
 
Oh, how do I get to the filter mentioned in the oil reservoir?
2025/08/19 11:44:56
SRTsFZ6
widucl
Remington RM 1645 Electric.
 
Thanks, Duane
 Oh, how do I get to the filter mentioned in the oil reservoir?



Open the filler cap and peek inside.  Fish the filter out with a coat hanger.
Filters about 3/4 long, maybe .5" in diameter.  Remove it from the hose and use brake
cleaner to spray from the inside out.  
 
Now you can pull off the chain side cover.  You may see a thinnish black hose(not sure how it's routed).
You want  to make sure that's clear of crap, brake cleaner again..  
 
If still not happy, spray brake cleaner from/into the inside tank hose while activating (chain OFF)
the unit.  Brake cleaner and if you have compressed air is your friend.. 
 
.
2025/08/19 14:01:36
SRTsFZ6
Also, on your bar.  There may be a small hole where the bar bolts to the saw.
That hole leads to the track where the saw blade rides.  If that's clogged, you won't get oil..
 
Always clean the bar with a sharp object (dental pick) where the chain rides of debris.
And of course where the small hole flows to...
 
 
.
2025/08/19 14:04:47

Comments are closed.

Copyright © 1994 - 2016 Jacks Small Engine & Generator Service, LLC
© 2025 APG vNext Trial Version 5.5