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Briggs & Stratton 6 KM 190cc OHV Engine: Restart Issues with Hot Engine, Dry Candle, Coffee-colored

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  • #1 16489620
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    The Briggs & Stratton 6 KM 190cc OHV engine starts on a cold engine, however, after warming up and turning off, it cannot be restarted. Then the candle is dry, it has the color of coffee with milk. So far, I have replaced the ignition coil, cleaned the carburetor and nothing helped. Where else can you look for the cause?
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  • #2 16489650
    bearq
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    If the candle is dry, look for a problem in the carburetor. Have you tried to pump with a hand pump before starting on a warm engine?
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  • #3 16489668
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    bearq wrote:
    If the candle is dry, look for a problem in the carburetor. Have you tried to pump with a hand pump before starting on a warm engine?

    The carburetor has no hand pump, it looks like the one in the picture:
    Briggs & Stratton 6 KM 190cc OHV Engine: Restart Issues with Hot Engine, Dry Candle, Coffee-colored
    I tried to water the fuel from the syringe directly into the carburetor and under the candle but it did not bring any results.
  • #4 16489707
    marqqv
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    Replace all gaskets before replacing, clean the surface thoroughly and screw tight.
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  • #5 16489810
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    I did as you say, but it's the same every time. I will try to adjust the valves but I can not find what should be loose.
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  • #6 16489981
    hhep
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    If your Briggs is a Chinese fake, unscrew the head, move the piston back and check with your finger if you feel the threshold on the cylinder. I assume that yes, I also had the same situation. The mower landed on the scrap. , Briggs's perfect fake lasted half a year before she ended her life.
  • #7 16490240
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    hhep wrote:
    If your Briggs is a Chinese fake, unscrew the head, move the piston back and check with your finger if you feel the threshold on the cylinder. I assume that yes, I also had the same situation. The mower landed on the scrap. , Briggs's perfect fake lasted half a year before she ended her life.

    The engine is probably from 1998, I don't think it is a Chinese fake. Or maybe I'm wrong?
  • #8 21618420
    Tennyo
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    >>16490240 .
    And how did it end, Przekrzych? Did you find the cause?
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Briggs & Stratton 6 KM 190cc OHV engine starts cold but will not restart when hot; the spark plug is dry and light coffee-colored. Replacing the ignition coil and cleaning the carburetor did not solve the issue. Suggested checks included carburetor fuel delivery, priming on a warm engine, replacing all gaskets and cleaning mating surfaces, and inspecting valve adjustment. One reply also raised the possibility of cylinder wear or a counterfeit engine, but the engine was believed to be an older original unit.
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