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TAMPING RAMMERS
en
10
PH60, PH70, PH80
No power:
- Insufficient power
Normal compression and no visible defect in ignition
Air filter defective
Carbon deposit in cylinder
Incorrect fuel level in carburettor
Insufficient compression
(See “Compression insufficient” above)
Compression is correct, but ignition is defective
There is water in the fuel
Sparking plug is dirty
Ignition coil is defective
Ignition coil keeps short-circuiting
Vibrator is full of excess oil
- Engine overheated
Carbon deposit in fuel chamber or exhaust vent
Incorrect heat-producing capacity in sparking plug
Cooling fins are dirty
- Rotation velocity fluctuates
Regulator incorrectly set
Regulator spring faulty
Deficient fuel flow
Air entering tube suction system
Starter functioning defectively
- Rotating part clogged with dust
- Helical spring faulty
DIESEL ENGINE (AIR COOLED)
Problems with starting:
A.- Insufficient compression
No compression
Suction valve or exhaust valve defective
Decompression system incorrectly set
There is little or virtually no compression
Contact of valve seating is defective
Piston ring is eroded
Cylinder is worn out
Surface of cylinder fitting and cylinder head defective
Seating of injector is loose
B.- Fuel injection in the combustion chamber is not functioning properly
There is little or no flow of fuel
Air ventilation opening in tank lid is blocked
Pass of fuel filter is obstructed and the filter is blocked
Tap of fuel filter is closed
Air retention in tube (particularly when the tank is empty)

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