C-Series Book - Industrial Engine Service
C-Series Book - Industrial Engine Service
C-Series Book - Industrial Engine Service
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8 TROUBLESHOOTING<br />
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ENGINE WON’T START<br />
No Ignition Spark<br />
1. Low oil pressure switch tripped –<br />
reset switch.<br />
2. Low oil level – refi ll crankcase with<br />
proper motor oil to full level.<br />
3. Low water level switch in shutoff<br />
position – refi ll cooling system with<br />
coolant to proper level.<br />
4. Damaged ignition wire or terminals –<br />
replace.<br />
5. Faulty Ignition<br />
6. Faulty spark plug – remove and<br />
replace.<br />
No Fuel<br />
1. Be sure the fuel gas is turned on<br />
at the main valve and that there is<br />
gasoline in the fl oat bowl, if furnished.<br />
2. Be sure the fuel hose is not kinked or<br />
stopped up, and is of suffi cient size as<br />
to not restrict the flow of fuel gas.<br />
No Compression<br />
1. Be sure compression release is in<br />
down position.<br />
2. Stuck valve-remove valve cover and<br />
check valves to see that both are<br />
opening and closing while turning<br />
engine over. Often a stuck valve may<br />
be freed up by spraying with light oil<br />
and tapping with a small hammer. If<br />
this doesn’t work, the head will have<br />
to be removed.<br />
3. Valve adjustment backed off - readjust<br />
valves to .020 clearance.<br />
4. Valve burned - remove head and<br />
recondition.<br />
<strong>Engine</strong> Flooded<br />
1. Remove spark plug – turn engine<br />
over several times with compression<br />
release in down position to blow<br />
surplus fuel out cylinder – clean plug<br />
and reinstall.<br />
2. Try cranking engine with fuel shut off<br />
to clear cylinder of remaining fuel.<br />
3. Start engine in usual manner.<br />
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