I clean them several times a year always have for the last 50 plus years,, to me that is basic Maintenance, combines and swathers always get blew out Every morning, my Case Compacts,, (much more than a store brand lawn tractors) are also blown out after Every use,, I am surprised so few seem to bother with it,, well not really I ran a repair shop for decades,, maintenance is not high priority to many like it to me I guess,, just running a machine in a dusty field with plug off the fins,, for you to have to wash it repeatably like you did like you say tells me you have not done it for many many years if ever,, glad you found the issue though,, I have never seen a dsl "heat" from a plugged fuel filter, unlike a gas that gets hotter a dsl has to have fuel to get hot they get low on power with a plugged one but do not heat,, now restrict the air flow to the intake side they will heat,, I hope you changed or at least blew out the air filter while you were doing the cleaning,, maybe you keep that clean already
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