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How to Repair a Weed Eater
How to Repair a Weed Eater. A Weed Eater weed trimmer can clean up around the edges of a house, building, fence and ditch. Maintaining a lawn is hard work, but it's even harder with a broken Weed Eater. To get a Weed Eater repaired, follow these steps.
A Weed Eater weed trimmer can clean up around the edges of a house, building, fence and ditch. Maintaining a lawn is hard work, but it's even harder with a broken Weed Eater. To get a Weed Eater repaired, follow these steps.
Diagnose the problem with your Weed Eater before bringing it into a shop. Let them know what troubles you are having.
Determine if you can repair the Weed Eater yourself, saving both time and money. Some problems may come from normal maintenance and can be easily repaired. Bigger problems are better handled by professionals.
Call the store where you bought the Weed Eater and ask if they have a repair shop. You will sometimes get a discount bringing the Weed Eater to the same place you bought it.
Check with the manufacturer to see if you have a warranty or if the Weed Eater you have may be recalled. Some Weed Eater problems may be covered by the manufacturer.
Search the phone book for a small engine repair shop in your area. These shops can repair Weed Eaters and most other lawn and garden equipment.
Tips & Warnings
Know the model and part number of your Weed Eater when calling the manufacturer or store where you bought it. This can speed the repair time.
After a repair shop has looked at your Weed Eater, they may be able to suggest a part that you can repair yourself, saving you money on labor. Ask them about diagnosing the problem and then letting you know what needs to be done next.
