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Why can't I pull my Petrol RYOBI Pole Pruner starter cord?
If your pull cord can't be pulled, the engine may have seized. This is caused by the fuel mixture being incorrect and having a lack of oil to lubricate the motor. Ryobi chainsaws run off a 50:1 ratio, this means 50 parts unleaded fuel to 1 part 2…
Last update: 20/09/2022, 14:47
RYOBI Petrol Pole Pruner hard to start/doesn’t run correctly
If your RYOBI Pole Pruner is hard to start or doesn't run correctly, make sure you're starting the chainsaw correctly. It may also be a flooded engine, which can prevent a chainsaw from starting. A flooded engine means there is excessive fuel pumped…
Last update: 20/09/2022, 14:47
How to operate a RYOBI 36V Lawn Mower's self-propelled mode
The motor is controlled by the thumb paddle, which when pushed drives the mower forward. Speed is then controlled by the slider switch, which allows you to set your desired pace. We recommend starting off slow until you get used to it.
Last update: 11/07/2023, 10:00
How to reset a 36V RYOBI Lawn Mower's Blade Check warning light
To reset a 36V RYOBI Lawn Mower's blade check warning light, hold down the battery icon on the dashboard for 3 seconds.
Last update: 17/11/2022, 15:09
Understanding the RYOBI 36V Lawn Mower modes
A dashboard is located at the top of the Mower's handle. It provides a single point to set the three moving modes, and pressing the mode button cycles through each of the modes. ECO mode locks the blade in low speed to provide the best runtime, but…
Last update: 29/08/2023, 14:21
Understanding the RYOBI 36V Lawn Mower LED lights
The Blade Check warning LED is a handy reminder to check the condition of the blade. This reminder will pop up every 10 hours of use. Holding down the battery icon on the dashboard for 3 seconds will reset it and the 10 hour timer will begin again…
Last update: 29/08/2023, 14:08
What to do if your RYOBI Lawn Mower isn't catching grass
Firstly, check for blockages. Blockages usually occur in the chute between the mower deck & catcher, which block airflow and prevent grass from being thrown to the back of the catcher. Mowing in wet or unruly conditions are often the cause of this…
Last update: 25/11/2022, 15:09