Take the shroud off that contains your recoil. You will see a square lug sticking out from the middle of your flywheel. There is probably 2 or 4 screws with a 1/4" head on them holding a csreen in place. Remove the screen then pop the cover off the square lug. There will be 5 steel balls in there. Catch them. Then pull the square lug off and clean and lub the shaft sticking out and also the hole in the square lug. Reinstall everything. If you don't, the recoil spring will eventually wind backwards and break.
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