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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
    Przekrzychu
    Level 9  
    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
    Level 39  
    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
    Przekrzychu
    Level 9  
    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.
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  • #4 16489707
    marqqv
    Level 32  
    Replace all gaskets before replacing, clean the surface thoroughly and screw tight.
  • #5 16489810
    Przekrzychu
    Level 9  
    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.
  • #6 16489981
    hhep
    Level 10  
    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.
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  • #7 16490240
    Przekrzychu
    Level 9  
    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
    Level 11  
    >>16490240 .
    And how did it end, Przekrzych? Did you find the cause?

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a Briggs & Stratton 6 KM 190cc OHV engine that starts successfully when cold but fails to restart after warming up. The user notes that the spark plug is dry and has a coffee-colored residue. Despite replacing the ignition coil and cleaning the carburetor, the issue persists. Suggestions include checking the carburetor for problems, replacing gaskets, and adjusting the valves. Concerns about the authenticity of the engine are raised, with a mention of potential issues if it is a counterfeit model. The user believes the engine is from 1998, casting doubt on its authenticity.
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