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Westinghouse WH7500E — Spark Plug Maintenance

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For the Westinghouse WH7500E, from the Westinghouse owner's manual.

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Before you start

  • Never apply side load when removing spark plug

Procedure

  1. Stop generator and let cool
  2. Move generator to flat surface
  3. Remove spark plug boot by pulling straight away from engine
  4. Clean area around spark plug
  5. Remove spark plug with 13/16 in spark plug socket wrench
  6. Cover opening with clean rag to keep dirt out
  7. Inspect for cracked/chipped insulator, excessive wear, and gap 0.024-0.032 in.
  8. Replace if any condition fails, using Champion RN9YC or equivalent
  9. Hand-thread spark plug back in until it bottoms out
  10. Fully seat spark plug with socket wrench
  11. Replace spark plug boot

Tools required

  • 13/16" spark plug socket wrench Amazon

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Specs & values

  • Gap 0.024-0.032 in. (0.60-0.80 mm)

Source: Westinghouse owner's manual. Steps and values are as documented; always cross-check against the official manual and any later revisions for your exact serial number before servicing.

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