In this video, we show you how to set the gap for the ignition module on a Stihl TS410 disc cutter.
Health & Safety Warning - Please ensure that you have safely prepared the machine and workspace. If you are unsure about any aspect of the task please seek professional advice.
Today, we're going to set the gap for the ignition module on a Stihl TS410 cut off saw. First of all use a torx spanner to remove the four screws securing the flywheel cover on the side of the machine. You will then gain access to the ignition module and the flywheel. Use the torx spanner to loosen the two screws which hold the ignition module in place. This will make it easier to set the gap. Completely remove the two screws with the torx spanner to free the ignition module. You can check the Ignition module to see if the wires are still intact and that it hasn't started to wear. Relocate the ignition module and screw back on, don't fully tighten so it's easier to set the gap. Place the setting gauge in position, with it being magnetic it will easily stick on.Spin the flywheel round until the setting gauge is sitting directly in-between the flywheel and the ignition coil. Once this is in place you can now fully tighten the ignition module which will set the gap. Now the gap is set you can remove the setting gauge safely. Check the flywheel is moving smoothly by turning it a few times. Once that's done, relocate the flywheel cover over the side of the machine and screw back into place using the torx spanner. Make sure the cover is securely on.That's how you set the gap on the Stihl TS410. All the parts & tools needed for this task are listed in the description below.
Parts and tools included in the TS410 disc cutter how-to video.
