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CHARLES88 · 08-26-2009

I have a RYOBI R41002 electric string trimmer that had several switch assembly failures while under warranty and has now failed again (out of warranty). I want to replace the switch/spring/trigger myself and wonder what will happen when I separate the halves of the housing. Is anything likely to go flying off or should everything stay in place provided I am careful? I've had experience over the years repairing various things so I'm not a beginner.

Any thoughts/comments/advice will certainly be appreciated.

Thank you.

08-26-2009	#1 (permalink)
CHARLES88 Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 2	Ryobi 41002 repair I have a RYOBI R41002 electric string trimmer that had several switch assembly failures while under warranty and has now failed again (out of warranty). I want to replace the switch/spring/trigger myself and wonder what will happen when I separate the halves of the housing. Is anything likely to go flying off or should everything stay in place provided I am careful? I've had experience over the years repairing various things so I'm not a beginner. Any thoughts/comments/advice will certainly be appreciated. Thank you.