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Post Hole Digger BPX900

E&OE

©2017 Bäumr-AG

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Spark Plug

If the spark plug is damaged (cracked insulator, broken or eroded electrodes etc), replace it. •
Always use spark plugs of the correct "heat range" - see

The spark plug is used to ignite the air/fuel mixture inside the engine. The spark plug has electrodes on one
end and an electrical terminal on the other. The spark plug requires regular maintenance.

Cleaning and Gap Checking

The spark plug should be checked and cleaned as per the maintenance schedule.

1. Remove any carbon deposits on the spark plug (

A

) electrodes (

B

) with a wire

brush.

2. Clean the spark plug threads and the electrical terminal (

C

) on the top.

To check and adjust the spark plug "gap":

1. Use "feeler" or "thickness" gauges (

X

) to measure the existing gap. The gauge

must drag a little when being slid between the electrodes (

2

) – this means the

measurement is fairly accurate.

2. Adjust the gap to within specification (see

). If the gap needs to be

reduced, gently tap the electrode as required. If the gap needs to be increased,
use pliers to gently pull the electrode as required.

3. Measure the gap again and ensure it is within the specified range before re-installing the spark plug.

Removal/Installation

1. Pull the electrical lead (

A

) from the terminal on top of the spark plug (

B

).

2. If accessible, clean the area around the spark plug so that no dirt or other material can enter the engine

when the spark plug is removed.

3. Use the spark plug tool (

C

) to remove the spark plug (rotate left).

To re-install the spark plug:

1. Place the spark plug in its hole and screw it in (rotate right) until "finger tight".

2. Use the spark plug tool to tighten the spark plug approximately one quarter turn (do not over-tighten).

3. Place the electrical lead over the spark plug terminal and push it down so that it connects firmly with the

terminal.

A

B

B

X

C

A

B

C

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Summary of Contents for BPX900

Page 1: ...er 2017 READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE USE FAILURE TO DO SO MAY RESULT IN INJURY PROPERTY DAMAGE AND MAY VOID WARRANTY KEEP THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Products covered by this manual may vary in appearance assembly inclusions specifications description and packaging ...

Page 2: ...ent Do not wear loose clothing or jewellery which can be caught in moving parts Keep hair and clothing away from the equipment Stay alert and use common sense when operating the equipment Do not over reach Always maintain secure footing and balance Do not use the equipment if tired or under the influence of drugs alcohol or medication This equipment is not intended for use by persons with reduced ...

Page 3: ...ecting the electrical cord Do NOT use equipment that has exposed wiring damaged switches covers or guards Do NOT use electrical equipment in wet conditions or in damp locations Do NOT use electrical cords to lift move or carry equipment Do NOT coil or knot electrical cords and ensure electrical cords are not trip hazards General Service Information The equipment must be serviced or repaired at aut...

Page 4: ...e product may have blades edges or mechanical devices that can cause severe crush injury to fingers limbs etc Take due care when handling and using the product Single Operator Only The product must be operated by a single person only More than one person operating the product may introduce additional hazards Use Face Protection Wear appropriate full face protection and take due care as the product...

Page 5: ...product Do NOT use in rain damp or wet conditions Electrical shock can be fatal Electrocution Electrical Shock Hazard Disconnect High voltage or high current electricity may be present or required by the product Always disconnect the product from the electrical supply before handling the product adjusting maintenence etc Power Line Electrocution Hazard High voltage high current power lines may be ...

Page 6: ...in fingers hands Clothing and Protective Equipment All Operators and Assistants Wear approved safety goggles or safety glasses with adequate top and side protection Wear suitable hearing protection Wear heavy duty non slip leather or protective gloves Wear approved heavy duty safety boots with steel toe caps and non slip soles Wear suitable overalls or work clothing that fits snugly but does not r...

Page 7: ...machine to fixed supports Transportation Safety Always STOP the engine before putting the machine down transporting or working on it refuelling adjusting etc When transporting the machine in a vehicle ensure the engine is OFF the auger is disconnected and the machine is secured in an upright position to prevent tip over machine damage or fuel spills ...

Page 8: ... 15 Post Hole Digger Operation 16 Using the Throttle and Adjusting Drilling Speed 16 Maintenance 17 Maintenance Schedule 2 Stroke Engine Machine 18 Air Filter 19 Inspection and Cleaning 19 Removal Installation 19 Spark Plug 20 Cleaning and Gap Checking 20 Removal Installation 20 Fuel Strainer 21 Inspection and Cleaning 21 Removal Installation 21 Gearbox 22 Cleaning Guidelines 22 Cleaning and Lubri...

Page 9: ...Post Hole Digger BPX900 E OE 2017 Bäumr AG 9 Troubleshooting 27 Specifications 28 Engine Service and Maintenance Record 29 ...

Page 10: ...G M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G ...

Page 11: ...A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B ...

Page 12: ...R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R ...

Page 13: ...R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R G B A U M R A G B ...

Page 14: ... R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R...

Page 15: ...ected A B C Video Tutorial Starting 2 Stroke Engines A U M R A G R A G B A U M R A G A G B A U M R A G B A U M R G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R...

Page 16: ...R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A ...

Page 17: ...llowing items is required Piston for cracks and stress fractures Bore for wear requiring reconditioning Full machine for broken worn or loose parts Failure to follow the maintenance schedule using incorrect or non compatible accessories or replacements parts or general negligence may result in making the product warranty void A U M R A G R A G B A U M R A G A G B A U M R A G B A U M R G B A U M R ...

Page 18: ... U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U...

Page 19: ...G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M ...

Page 20: ...U M R A G B A U M R A G M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M B A U ...

Page 21: ... B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A...

Page 22: ... A U A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R G B A U...

Page 23: ...h often leads to engine seizure and for excessive revving which may result in connecting rod bearing failure Other causes for a lean running condition include lack of oil in the fuel mix and when the fuel tank runs empty Carburettor Adjustments The carburettor has 2 adjustments available Idle Speed Controls how open the throttle is when released If idle speed is too low the engine may stop when th...

Page 24: ...R A G B A U M R B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G ...

Page 25: ... B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G M R A G B A...

Page 26: ...M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A ...

Page 27: ...hole such as with a pinch bar or jackhammer Engine in poor state of tune Tune engine A U M R A G R A G B A U M R A G A G B A U M R A G B A U M R G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U...

Page 28: ... A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R...

Page 29: ... A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B A U M R A G B...

Page 30: ...cific application or your description of the application Be sure to attain third party approval for your application from a qualified specialist before use regardless of prior assurances by the retailer or its representatives This product is not intended for use where fail safe operation is required As with any product take an automobile aircraft computer or ball point pen for example there is alw...

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