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I'd inspect the rubber diaphragm for holes , and be sure the slide and the carb body it slides into are completely clean ,no "OIL" or even fingerprints , and the small tab in the space allotted for it ( the diaphragm only fits in one position), and the outside rim pushed into the grove all the way around the outside ,spring straight when replacing the top cover. If assembled OK you should be able to push the slide open fully ( use the back of your finger nail under the bottom of the slide ) and it should close smoothly and with no hesitation . The slide should have a black coating , that should not be removed (it's not dirt, but a coating like Teflon) that acts like a lubricant .
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