pegasus hard to start
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Do you use 100% propane for the starting gas?
Mine is not easy to start either, sometimes I have to let it spin down to nearly 0 rpm to get the ignition. I think it is due to a carbon build up on the inner gas pipe. You can blow some compressed air thru the gas line to clean it and it is usually better afterwards.
I also use a longer F type Os plug.
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Florent
Mine is not easy to start either, sometimes I have to let it spin down to nearly 0 rpm to get the ignition. I think it is due to a carbon build up on the inner gas pipe. You can blow some compressed air thru the gas line to clean it and it is usually better afterwards.
I also use a longer F type Os plug.
regards
Florent
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Hi guys,
Please take into account the position of th plug. See manual for correct installation becxause this can give problem during starting.
Ray Struik
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Please take into account the position of th plug. See manual for correct installation becxause this can give problem during starting.
Ray Struik
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Hi,Best reference is that the fuel input must be at the lowest place. Then the plug will be at about 9:00 (clock) and that's the best position.RayAMT NetherlandElectronic Designer