OEM Ryobi Leaf Blower / Vacuum Parts & Accessories

PRIMER BULB

$6.51

Fix Number: FIX18786686
Manufacturer Part Number: 561635001

This is an OEM primer bulb, and it is sold individually. Pressing the bulb removes the air out of the carburetor. Fuel is then forced from the fuel tank, which flows through the fuel line and into the carburetor. The extra fuel then goes back into the fuel tank via the fuel return line. Due to its constant contact with fuel and its rubber material, it can wear or crack over time, and will need a replacement.

FAN

$6.51

Fix Number: FIX18786262
Manufacturer Part Number: 543752001

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Primer and Hose Assembly

$36.31

Fix Number: FIX9150700
Manufacturer Part Number: 791-683974B

This is a primer and hose assembly, and it is used on various lawn equipment. The assembly comes with two parts. The first is the hose which is almost 5 inches long, and less than a 1/4 inch thick. The second part is the primer bulb or primer pump, and that is 2 inches long, and 1 inch wide, with a round bulb head. Together, the primer and hose assembly fill the carburetor with fuel to give your machine a quicker start. After time, your hose will crack and your primer will lose elasticity. Both will have to be replaced when this happens. Before starting this repair make sure to drain the fuel from the tank, and remove the spark plug.

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SWITCH & CONTACT PLATE ASSEMBL

$26.97

Fix Number: FIX18783493
Manufacturer Part Number: 291632001

This switch and contact plate assembly, also known as a wiring harness, is sourced from the original manufacturer for use in blowers. The switch controls the flow of electricity to either start or stop the blower, and the contact plate allows for electrical connection. The assembly can fail due to short circuits, faulty wiring, damage, or normal aging. A faulty switch and contact plate will result in difficulties starting the blower, lack of speed control, and fluctuating power output. Begin the repair by disconnecting the blower from the power source. Remove the blower housing and switch cover to access the assembly. Take note/image of the wire connections for the installation later. Disconnect the wire connectors and carefully pull the faulty assembly out of the blower. Position the new switch and contact plate assembly in the equipment and reconnect the wire connectors to the appropriate terminals using your notes/image from earlier. Reassemble the equipment parts in reverse order.

Installation Instructions

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Remove the outer covers and screws to expose the wiring and switch plate. Follow the original wiring as a pattern and duplicate the obvious installation pattern and procedure. and install replacement switch and contact plate along with the wiring. Test with fully charged battery.
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Line, Fuel Return

$11.30

Fix Number: FIX9137685
Manufacturer Part Number: 791-181086

This is a fuel return line, and it is used with various outdoor lawn equipment. Fuel travels through the return line into the carburetor, and from the primer bulb/pump into the fuel system. The line returns the extra fuel back into the tank. This part will crack and become brittle over time. If your fuel line is leaking, you will need to replace it. Before you begin repair work on your equipment make sure you drain the fuel from the tank, and remove the spark plug.

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Switch

$6.51

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Fix Number: FIX16431030
Manufacturer Part Number: 760961002

FAN BLADE

$6.51

Fix Number: FIX18785829
Manufacturer Part Number: 529437004

This authentic OEM fan blade, also known as an impeller or fan wheel, is found within the blower housing. Located near the tail cone assembly and the motor, it creates airflow by spinning rapidly and then expelling it through the nozzle to move leaves and debris. This green replacement fan, with an insert nut, is specifically designed to replace the existing orange fan in your blower. It is made of plastic and should be replaced if it shows signs of cracks, chips, or missing sections. If you notice a decrease in power, it could be an indication of a faulty fan. To replace the blade, gather a screwdriver, pliers, and a T15 driver or bit. Refer to your user guide for detailed instructions. Generally, you will need to remove the screws holding the inlet guard and blower outlet housing, detach them, locate and access the rear shaft of the motor, hold the shaft with pliers, and thread off the old fan assembly. When installing the new assembly, make sure to continue holding the shaft securely while threading it on.