2020. 2. 10. 01:44ㆍ카테고리 없음
Problem-After using trimmer for approx. 20 to 30 minutes it dies and will not restart. Let it set for a while and cool down, then restarts fine but will only run for another 20 to 30 minutes. Had taken to dealer for repair, and their diagnosis was carbon build up in the muffler which they cleaned along with carb. Picked it up to use yesterday and the same problem is occurring. Any help or insight would be greatly appreciated, so that I might help stear them in the right direction when I take it back.
Stihl Fs90r Ignition Coil
Starting Ignition Coil Module For STIHL FS45 FC55 HL45 FS38 FS55 Descritpion. Easy to install Replacement Ignition Coil Fitment. This item fits for STIHL FC55, FS38, FS45, FS55, HL45, HS45, KM55, not fit KM55 models RC-E DZ or R-DZ coil mark 4140 400 1308 STIHL HS45 mark 4140 1303A.
Problem-After using trimmer for approx. 20 to 30 minutes it dies and will not restart. Let it set for a while and cool down, then restarts fine but will only run for another 20 to 30 minutes. Had taken to dealer for repair, and their diagnosis was carbon build up in the muffler which they cleaned along with carb. Picked it up to use yesterday and the same problem is occurring. Any help or insight would be greatly appreciated, so that I might help stear them in the right direction when I take it back.
I have found that some of the Stihl line of products run alot better and less overheating of the eng, if you use Premium Gas in the mix instead of Regular. I have tested this on 2 of my pieces, and the one with Reg def runs rough after about 15 min of continuous use, where as the one with Prem mix, ran great.yes its more expensive but if it saves me trips to the shop and saves my equiptment I will do it for now.not sure if this is 100% true for what your talking about here, but just what I have found out. Your ignition coil is bad. If this is IIRC a 2002 or later model year then it is under lifetime warranty and stihl will replace for free. If they dont warranty it then replace yourself. Remove orange shroud from top of engine. Locate the spark plug lead and follow back to ignition coil which will be just above the flywheel.
Stihl Ignition Coil Test
Unbolt and remove the ignition coil, if you have new one then skip this step. Take ignition coil to dealer and get a replacement, usually easier since you will have the P/N from the old one. Install new ignition coil by first rotating flywheel until the magnets are on top then place new ignition coil in its place and thread in the screws until snug then back off 1/8th a turn. Take a business card and insert between the flywheel and ignition coil pickup to set the airgap, tighten down screw(do this on each side) Reinstall orange cover, connect spark plug lead and voila!
Start the trimmer and you are back in business. Your ignition coil is bad. If this is IIRC a 2002 or later model year then it is under lifetime warranty and stihl will replace for free. If they dont warranty it then replace yourself. Remove orange shroud from top of engine.
Locate the spark plug lead and follow back to ignition coil which will be just above the flywheel. Unbolt and remove the ignition coil, if you have new one then skip this step.
Take ignition coil to dealer and get a replacement, usually easier since you will have the P/N from the old one. Install new ignition coil by first rotating flywheel until the magnets are on top then place new ignition coil in its place and thread in the screws until snug then back off 1/8th a turn. Take a business card and insert between the flywheel and ignition coil pickup to set the airgap, tighten down screw(do this on each side) Reinstall orange cover, connect spark plug lead and voila! Start the trimmer and you are back in business.