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Kosa Demon: Unscrewing Central Screw for Easy String Replacement Process

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  • #1 16517488
    sebe92
    Level 2  
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    Hello.
    Is it necessary to unscrew this screw in the middle to improve the string replacement? As you can see I tried, the mower is a week and the screw will not even move.
    Please help me deal with the problem as easily as possible.
    Kosa Demon: Unscrewing Central Screw for Easy String Replacement Process
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  • #2 16517537
    WędkarzStoLica
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    Try turning it clockwise :) There may be a left-hand thread.
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  • #3 16517577
    sebe92
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    I have tried none of it right away and will not move in any way
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  • #5 17235023
    przemek20011
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    sebe92 wrote:
    Hello.
    Is it necessary to unscrew this screw in the middle to improve the string replacement? As you can see I tried, the mower is a week and the screw will not even move.
    Please help me deal with the problem as easily as possible.
    Kosa Demon: Unscrewing Central Screw for Easy String Replacement Process


    It will dig out a little bit but I just smashed this starter, and this screw is not to unscrew it, only it has 2 rows of multi-grooves and I just need to pry and pull up. I tried to unscrew it by force and I got plastic in this multi-line. Maybe it will be useful to someone. I paid 15 zlotys for the new starter
  • #6 17235040
    hevet2
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    So how many times have you turned it off a hundred? I always unscrew it facilitates and speeds up the exchange if you know how to do it (because the spring may pop up).
  • #7 17235819
    przemek20011
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    hevet2 wrote:
    So how many times have you turned it off a hundred? I always unscrew it facilitates and speeds up the exchange if you know how to do it (because the spring may pop up).


    I turned it a few times and did not want to come back later. I needed to fix the spring because I fell from this internal latch and did not twist the cord.
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  • #8 18149885
    Lasiu21
    Level 8  
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    Anyone know how to wind the spring in this cord winder ???

    Kosa Demon: Unscrewing Central Screw for Easy String Replacement Process
  • #9 21087391
    dzaniel2000
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    >>17235023
    Gee, I have just such a problem with this Demon when I was replacing the starter rope, the spring that is at the very bottom popped out, I retracted it but cannot adjust it in any way when I put it on, it jumps out of this groove and even after folding the rope does not retract back. What can I do in this situation?
    Thank you for any feedback.
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Topic summary

✨ The discussion revolves around the Kosa Demon mower and the challenges faced when attempting to unscrew the central screw for string replacement. Users suggest that the screw may have a left-hand thread and recommend turning it clockwise. Some users report difficulties in unscrewing the screw, with one mentioning damage to the starter due to excessive force. Others indicate that removing the screw is not necessary for string replacement, and provide links to instructional videos. Additionally, there are inquiries about winding the spring in the cord winder and issues with the spring mechanism after replacing the starter rope.
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