Craftsman Parts Manual Owners Manual

The Craftsman Parts Manual Owners Manual provides comprehensive information for identifying, ordering, and replacing parts for Craftsman tools and equipment. This manual covers part numbers, exploded diagrams, assembly instructions, maintenance schedules, safety warnings, and troubleshooting guides to ensure proper operation and longevity of your Craftsman products. Below are key sections for parts identification, ordering, installation, maintenance, safety, and warranty information.

1. Parts Identification & Diagrams 2. Ordering Genuine Parts 3. Installation & Replacement 4. Maintenance Schedule 5. Safety Precautions 6. Tool Specifications 7. Assembly Instructions 8. Troubleshooting Common Issues 9. Warranty & Service 10. Regulatory Compliance 11. Contact Information

Parts Identification & Diagrams

Key components: Exploded view diagrams with numbered parts, part number cross-reference tables, and assembly schematics.

Part TypeDescription
Engine ComponentsCylinder heads, pistons, carburetors, ignition systems
Blade & Cutting PartsMower blades, chainsaw chains, trimmer lines
Electrical PartsSwitches, wiring harnesses, batteries, starters
Drive SystemBelts, pulleys, gears, transmissions
Fasteners & HardwareBolts, nuts, washers, pins, clips
Filters & FluidsAir filters, oil filters, hydraulic fluid
Safety ComponentsGuards, shields, safety switches
Handles & ControlsThrottle cables, control levers, grips
Wheels & TiresAxles, bearings, tires, rims
Decals & LabelsWarning labels, model identification stickers

Ordering Genuine Parts

Always use genuine Craftsman parts for optimal performance and safety.

  1. Locate model number: Found on product identification plate.
  2. Use parts diagrams: Match part numbers from exploded views.
  3. Order through authorized dealers: Visit Craftsman.com or call 1-888-331-4569.
  4. Provide information: Model number, serial number, and part number.

WARNING! Using non-genuine parts may void warranty and create safety hazards.

Installation & Replacement

Follow proper procedures for part installation and replacement.

  1. Disconnect power: Unplug electric tools or disconnect spark plug on gas equipment.
  2. Use proper tools: Refer to required tools list in manual.
  3. Follow torque specifications: Use torque wrench for critical fasteners.
  4. Test operation: Verify proper function before regular use.

CAUTION! Wear appropriate personal protective equipment during installation.

Maintenance Schedule

Safety Precautions

Always prioritize safety when working with tools and equipment.

Personal Protective Equipment: Safety glasses, gloves, ear protection, steel-toed boots.

Work Area: Clear of bystanders, adequate lighting, stable surface. Tool Safety: Disconnect power before service, use guards properly, never remove safety devices. Electrical Safety: Ground all tools, use GFCI outlets, inspect cords regularly. Fuel Safety: Store in approved containers, no smoking near fuel, clean spills immediately.

Tool Specifications

Refer to original tool specifications for proper part selection.

  1. Engine specifications: HP, CC, RPM for gas engines.
  2. Electrical specifications: Voltage, amperage, wattage for electric tools.
  3. Cutting specifications: Blade length, chain pitch, line diameter.
  4. Capacity specifications: Cutting width, bag capacity, towing capacity.

Tip: Always match replacement parts to original specifications.

Assembly Instructions

For new equipment or major reassembly after service.

  1. Inventory parts: Verify all parts against packing list.
  2. Prepare workspace: Clean, well-lit area with adequate space.
  3. Follow step sequence: Assemble in numerical order per manual.
  4. Check alignments: Ensure proper fit before tightening fasteners.
  5. Test functions: Verify all controls work properly before use.
  6. Adjustments: Set belt tension, throttle cable, cutting height.
  7. Lubrication: Apply lubricant to all moving parts per manual.
  8. Final inspection: Check all fasteners, guards, and safety features.

WARNING! Do not operate equipment until fully and properly assembled.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Diagnose and resolve common problems before seeking service.

SymptomPossible CauseCorrective Action
Engine won't startFuel issues, spark plug, safety switchCheck fuel level, replace spark plug, verify safety switches engaged.
Poor cutting performanceDull blade, incorrect heightSharpen/replace blade, adjust cutting height.
Excessive vibrationLoose parts, unbalanced bladeTighten all fasteners, balance blade.
Loss of powerClogged filter, old fuelClean/replace air filter, use fresh fuel.
Electrical failureBlown fuse, faulty switchCheck/replace fuse, test/replace switch.

Warranty & Service

Craftsman limited warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship.

Warranty Period: Varies by product (typically 1-3 years for power tools, lifetime for hand tools).

Service Options: Authorized service centers, mail-in repair, in-warranty replacements.

CAUTION! Warranty void if product modified or used commercially without authorization.

Regulatory Compliance

Craftsman products comply with applicable safety standards including ANSI, UL, CSA, and EPA regulations. Products meet emission standards for small engines. Contains FCC compliant components where applicable. Copyright © 2025 Craftsman; trademarks of Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. or its affiliates. Patents pending on various technologies.

Contact Information

Service TypeContact MethodDetails
Parts OrderingPhone1-888-331-4569 (Mon-Fri 8am-8pm EST)
Technical SupportOnlinewww.craftsman.com/support
Service CentersLocatorUse dealer locator at craftsman.com
Warranty ClaimsMailCraftsman Warranty Service, PO Box 1467
Product RegistrationOnlineRegister at craftsman.com/register

Emergency: For safety emergencies, stop using product immediately.

Recall Information: Check craftsman.com/recalls regularly.

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