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Spark plugs Powerjet burners
If your burner no longer ignites, replacing the spark plug can help.
The picture below shows the spark plug using the 8702 pointed burner as an example.
Since the spark plugs are different depending on the model, please refer to the table below for the item number of the spark plug.
| Item no. burner | Description burner | Item no. spark plug | Item no. jet orifice | Packaging unit (spark plug and jet orifice), pcs. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 870401 | PowerJet standard burner | 164432 | 150243 | 5 |
| 870601 | PowerJet cyclone burner | 151702 | 5 | |
| 870701 | MetalJet cyclone burner | 152959 | 161675 | 5 |
| 870801 | PowerJet hot-air burner | 164432 | 5 | |
| 871001 | PowerJet soft flame burner | 164434 | 161675 | 5 |
To replace the spark plug, simply unscrew the pointed burner at the marked point on the lower end of the ignition pin. The old firing pin can then be levered out and a new one fitted.
