Why it turn off and lose power while I use it? I already change gas and air filters.
936751
I do not know. I have not had this issue with mine. This blower has done a tremendous job for me. You may want to check the plug and fuel lines to make sure the fuel is not going back into tank, it sounds to me like it is loosing fuel to shut off, I may be wrong but it is possible. Good luck !! I highly recommend this unit to anybody looking to buy a blower. John
936752
It may need warranty work . I would call husquarvana. When I spoke with customer service they told me they are having problems with the carburetor on this model .they will give you a list of people in the area that are authorized to do the work .
936753
How old is the fuel mixture? It needs to be fresh or mixed before use.If it has been sitting idle ..it needs to be mixed up so the fuel/gas is mixed .If the fuel mixture is not correct then it will smoke or not run.Do you have the right mixture..it is not just gasoline.
1279012
This is not a question. You overheated it. Use a lower power for a little longer and you will reduce the likelihood of overheating.
455850
Sounds like a pressure problem, maybe too many gas appliances on at same time.
963903
mine worked OK for a while but then I could not get it to light.I finally put on a new regulator and it worked for a while but it is now dead again. You can disconnect the hose afyer the regulaoor and turn on the gas to see if anything is getting thru.
285768
Im returning mine. It turns off itself randomly. Plus the filter on it is very inadequate
1259437
Hi. I am not sure. When I turn off my car everything is off including power.
2252474
Can't answer as I sent unit back right away as soon as I read don't use if engine is on - and that's the only way my power outlet have power.
1742080
I would try to disasemble the cover and impeller and reasemble make sure all parts are on correctly and make sure to prime.it correctly,DO NOT plug in the filter until all air is out of the system. Good luck!! Hope this helps!!
1771979
I have not turned my unit off for a period of time. I only turn it off to clean it. Sorry I can't help you.
2277055
Sounds like the problem may be with the pilot or gas line. I suggest calling your gas company to have it checked out.
1946879
I believe that means it's overheated and has tripped an internal safety breaker switch. It should reset itself when it cools down. Make sure there is nothing obstructing air to the unit and that the blower fan is operating ok.
1335636
typically at the fuse box it is just power and it is switched later. you could test where you are tapped to see if it is turning off when it's not in reverse
676794
A slight variation in voltage under load may trigger the gfi thus shutting off your heater
1193964
same thing happen to me, I got a new part for the heater it kept doing the same thing, so I just stop using it, because it will go out at night an you will wake up cold, I think it is a bad heater.
903601
That means either you need to change the filters or possibly the battery needs to be changed to a new one. Check on the battery first, as the life of the battery is much shorter than the filters.
1743852
yes, the answer is easy . . . you are burning the oxygen up , and the safety is shutting down the unit . . . had my unit doing the same thing . . . thought the regulator or the pilot system was defective . . . bought a second regulator . . . only when I lit the unit outside after another shutdown , did I read the booklet and finally understand that there is an O2 sensor , that will shut the unit down when the level of O2 is dangerously low . . . I needed to essentially "open a window" to keep the unit running continuously . . . it took some time and experimentation to find the smallest opening to allow an exchange of O2 and not "give away " too much efficiency . . . yes, the answer is easy . . . you are burning the oxygen up , and the safety is shutting down the unit . . . had my unit doing the same thing . . . thought the regulator or the pilot system was defective . . . bought a second regulator . . . only when I lit the unit outside after another shutdown , did I read the booklet and finally understand that there is an O2 sensor , that will shut the unit down when the level of O2 is dangerously low . . . I needed to essentially "open a window" to keep the unit running continuously . . . it took some time and experimentation to find the... » Read More yes, the answer is easy . . . you are burning the oxygen up , and the safety is shutting down the unit . . . had my unit doing the same thing . . . thought the regulator or the pilot system was defective . . . bought a second regulator . . . only when I lit the unit outside after another shutdown , did I read the booklet and finally understand that there is an O2 sensor , that will shut the unit down when the level of O2 is dangerously low . . . I needed to essentially "open a window" to keep the unit running continuously . . . it took some time and experimentation to find the smallest opening to allow an exchange of O2 and not "give away " too much efficiency . . . « Show Less
1818599
Mine did the same after first use, worked out it was a faulty gas regulator, took it back and they swapped the regulator with another one and it works fine again..