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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
1. ENGINE WILL NOT START
Normal
compressi
on
pressure in
the
cylinder
Normal
spark of
the spark
plug
Water present in the fuel
Too much fuel in the cylinder
Remove the spark plug and dry it
The wrong fuel mixture ratio
Normal
high-
voltage
cable of
the spark
plug
Spark plug dirty with oil deposits
Damaged insulation of the spark plug
Clearance is too small or too big
Set spark plug clearance to 0.6-
0.7mm
High-voltage spark plug
cable abnormality
High-voltage spark plug cable cracked or
broken
Inadequate compressive
stress
Leakage at the joint of the cylinder and
the carter
Poor contact at the connection of the
spark plug and the high-voltage cable
The stop switch defective or there is a
short circuit
2. POOR OUTPUT POWER
Shutting down on acceleration
Fuel filter clogged
Fuel is running out
Oil deposits in the exhaust pipe
Clean the fuel filter, clean the fuel lines
Adjust the carburetor
Clean oil deposits
Piston, piston ring, cylinder worn out
Replace the piston, piston ring
Leakage at the joint of the cylinder
and the carter
End of the crankshaft leaks
Engine overheating
Oil deposits in combustion chamber
Avoid continuous use, high speed and high loads.
Clean the oil deposits