I. What is the reason why the tiller cannot catch fire?
The tiller is powered by a small diesel engine or gasoline engine, and has the characteristics of light weight, small size and simple structure. Micro-tillers are widely used in dry land, paddy fields, orchards, etc. in plains, mountainous areas, and hills. When using the cultivator, sometimes it will fail to catch fire, so do you know the reason why the cultivator cannot catch fire?
1. Caused by excessive carbon deposits in the idle motor, intake port, intake valve and combustion chamber.
2. If the carbon canister or the carbon canister solenoid valve fails, it will also cause difficulty in starting.
3. Due to the excessive carbon deposition and dirt in the intake port, the cross-sectional area of the air passage changes, resulting in the mixture being too rich or too lean, resulting in abnormal combustion or engine jitter or even unable to start after starting happened.
4. Because the fuel injector has problems with leakage or too much carbon deposits, the mixture is too lean when starting, which makes it difficult to start.
Second, what should I do if the cultivator fails to catch fire
The three common reasons why the cultivator cannot catch fire have been mentioned above. Find a solution, so what should I do if the cultivator fails to catch fire?
The solution for the tiller not firing is to remove the spark plug first, then ground it, pull the start handle, check whether the spark plug has sparks, check whether the diesel engine fuel tank has oil, whether the fuel is clean, and the resistance rod The height can be adjusted at any time according to the working situation.
