Also, take a look at the spark plug; If it's oiled-up, rusted or damaged, replace it. If you've tried all of these and your chainsaw still won't start, it could be a problem with the carburetor.

If your chainsaw isn’t starting, this DIY guide has the solution! After confirming that fuel is present in the tank, the next ...

Spark Plug Remove the spark plug. Inspect it. If it’s fouled with carbon, replace it. If it’s only mildly dirty, brush it clean, check its gap, gap the plug if needed, then reinstall it. Chain ...

If the engine's flooded, remove the spark plug and let it dry before trying again. If your model has M-Tronic or Easy2Start, double-check that you're using the correct startup procedure.