Replacing The Spark Plug - eder 1800 Mode D'emploi

900012 Rev. 01 | 09.2017
In order to inspect the spark plug and electrode spacing:
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Take off the spark plug cap.
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Unscrew the spark plug.
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To do so use a suitable tool, such as a spark plug wrench.
If the spark plug is in good condition and the electrode spacing is
correct:
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Screw the spark plug tight again with the spark plug wrench.
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Place the spark plug cap back on the spark plug.
If the spark plug is damaged or the electrodes are burned, charred or
encrusted:
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Replace the spark plug (see "Replacing the spark plug" on
page 89).
Very heavy encrustation of the electrodes can be caused by
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incorrect carburettor setting, too much oil in the petrol mixture
or poor quality oil in the petrol mixture.

Replacing the spark plug

Replace the spark plug after 100 operating hours or with heavy
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encrustation of the electrodes.
In order to replace the spark plug:
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Take off the spark plug cap.
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Unscrew the spark plug.
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To do so use a suitable tool, such as a spark plug wrench.
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Replace the spark plug with an original part.
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Only use spark plugs with the following designations:
Motor type Name
Active motor MR 80
Kawasaki motor NGK BPMR8Y
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Screw the spark plug tight again with the spark plug wrench.
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Place the spark plug cap back on the spark plug.
Cleaning and maintenance
Article no.
211103
220704
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