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It does that continually.

A good dealer is the key if you are to make money with a saw. If you have two good ones to choose from it comes down to brands I guess, but Priority should be to get a good dealer and run what he has. It is not that big difference in the saws if you compare them fairly against each other. But...

As long as it sells there is no problem.

It is actually a good thing if you know what it does and how it works. It adapts and try to follow the set parameters as best it can. They also remembers. A faulty start for example is kept in memory just as the correct start. A reset and update is never wrong if it acts up. Changing in saws...

You have access to updated files too, MrDiesel? If not have the shop updatew it for you. Even if file has same name it can have changes in it.

If you have warranty turn it in. If you have a good dealer give them a call first, they might have another plan of action.

I would say you have a leak in it or weak/stretched pump membrane.

Why do you think it needs another? There is a valve in pump membrane to prevent fuel going back down line. I think there is one way primer too. If primer is empty and fuel went back in tank, valve is not tight in primer or pump membrane or air get in to replace fuel. There is plenty of room for...