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String trimmer bump knob (or spool retainer) with left-hand threads. Color: red.

String trimmer bump knob assembly.

Lid Drum

Bump Head Button

Knob asm-bump

Trimmer spool cap

Cap-retainer spool

Knob head

Knob, p25

Cap-spool, 7in

Button-knob

Knob

Knob bump cnt jr bk

Bump knob green

Spool cover
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Find answers to common questions about Ryobi string trimmer motor parts to keep your equipment running smoothly.
If your Ryobi string trimmer struggles with power, makes unusual noises, or overheats, it may be time to replace the motor. Inspect for visible wear or damage to help determine if a replacement is necessary.
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First, disconnect the power source. Remove the trimmer housing to access the motor. Disconnect the wiring and mounting screws, then replace the old motor with the new one. Reassemble the trimmer and test its functionality. Always consult your owner's manual for specific instructions.
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