Chainsaw Repair
We are here to make quick work of your chainsaw repair. It is a safety issue if your chainsaw is not running properly, so we help you get to the bottom of common issues. We walk you through how to troubleshoot the problem, and explain each part that might be the cause, and how to fix it. Our step-by-step instructions and video tutorials are here to help you become the repair expert you need. Get started by select the symptom below and get your chainsaw back to work today!Common Broken Chainsaw Symptoms
Reported ByChain comes off guide bar
If your chainsaw chain keeps coming off the guide bar during use, a worn guide bar, stretched chain, or faulty tensioner may be to blame. We’ll walk you through how to inspect these parts and get your chainsaw running safely again.
Chain will not turn or will not stop turning
If your chainsaw chain will not turn, or keeps turning even after you release the throttle, the issue may be caused by a high idle speed, a sticking chain brake, a faulty clutch, incorrect chain tension, or a worn guide bar. We’ll walk you through how to inspect these components and get your chainsaw operating safely again.
Chain will not cut
When your chainsaw is not cutting, not cutting properly, producing fine sawdust instead of wood chips, or requiring excessive pressure to make a cut, the chain may be dull or installed incorrectly. We’ll walk you through how to inspect the chain, correct the issue, and get your saw cutting properly again.