Echo BRD-2620 User Manual

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© 09/2019 ECHO Inc.
Operator’s
Manual
BRD-2620
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Echo BRD-2620 Specifications

General

Brand	Echo
Model	BRD-2620
Category	Power Tool
Language	English

Summary

Servicing Information

Parts and Serial Number

Identifies unit parts and serial number for service and warranty purposes.

Product Support and Registration

Information on contacting ECHO support, registering the product, and obtaining additional literature.

Safety

Manual Safety Symbols and Alerts

Explains safety symbols, keywords like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and their meanings.

Service and Support Information

Details on warranty service, product support contacts, and how to access additional literature.

Safety

Safety Alert Symbols and Explanations

Explains WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE symbols, and the meaning of the circle and slash prohibition symbol.

International Safety Symbols

Provides a guide to common international safety symbols used on the equipment.

Safety

Personal Condition and Safety Equipment

Advises on the operator's physical condition and the necessary safety equipment to wear.

Health and Environmental Warnings

Covers warnings related to cancer, reproductive harm, and hot components like the muffler.

Safety

Personal Protective Equipment

Details required eye, hand, hearing, and breathing protection for safe operation.

Proper Clothing Guidelines

Specifies appropriate attire for safe operation, including what not to wear.

Safety

Pacemaker Interference Warning

Advises individuals with pacemakers to consult a physician before operating the machine.

Cold and Vibration Exposure Risks

Discusses potential injuries from prolonged exposure and recommended precautions.

Safety

Repetitive Stress Injuries (RSI) Prevention

Explains RSI and provides methods to reduce risk, such as proper posture and taking breaks.

Electrical Hazard Warning

Alerts users to the danger of electrical conductors and the unit's lack of insulation.

Safety

General Operating Safety Practices

Covers indoor operation, clearing work area, grip, stance, and avoiding hot surfaces.

Equipment and Attachment Safety

Warns against using non-approved attachments and emphasizes checking unit integrity.

Safety

Pre-Operation Checks and Warnings

Covers inspection of shields, attachments, and warnings for moving parts and fuel leaks.

Emission Control

Exhaust and Evaporative Emissions

Introduces emission control systems and their types for exhaust and evaporative emissions.

Emissions Compliance Information

Details CARB/EPA regulations, emission labels, and compliance periods for the engine.

Description

Safety Decal Information

Explains the importance and location of safety decals on the unit and how to understand them.

Assembly

Support Handle Installation

Instructions on positioning and securing the support handle for comfortable operation.

Edger Blade Installation

Step-by-step guide for installing the edger blade correctly onto the unit.

Operation

General Operation Safety Warnings

Covers moving parts, exhaust hazards, fire risks from sparks, and fuel type restrictions.

Operation

Fuel and Oil Requirements

Specifies the correct types of gasoline and two-stroke oil to use for engine longevity.

Fuel Handling and Safety

Addresses hazards of 2-stroke oil and general fuel handling dangers like flammability.

Operation

Safe Fuel Handling Practices

Details safe methods for refueling, fuel container use, and avoiding ignition sources.

Fuel Mixing Instructions

Provides the correct ratio and steps for mixing fuel and oil for the engine.

Operation

Fuel Storage Guidelines

Outlines proper procedures for storing fuel, including container type and location.

Starting Cold Engine Safety

Warns about immediate attachment operation upon engine start and blade cover removal.

Operation

Starting and Stopping Procedures

Step-by-step instructions for starting a cold engine and stopping the unit.

Engine Not Stopping Warning

Addresses a critical safety issue where the engine fails to stop and the required action.

Operation

Starting Warm Engine Procedure

Instructions for starting the engine when it is already warm, with specific precautions.

Attachment Movement Warning

Alerts that the attachment should not move at idle, indicating a potential issue.

Operation

Recoil Starter and Stopping Engine

Details on using the recoil starter and the proper method for stopping the engine.

Operation Safety Reminder

Reinforces the importance of reading the manual to prevent serious injury.

Operation

Edging Operation Guidelines

Provides tips for best results, including blade selection and preparation of the area.

Edging Technique and Blade Height

Describes body positioning, movement, and blade depth adjustment for edging.

Operation

Blade Height Adjustment Warning

Warns against adjusting blade height while the engine is running due to severe injury risk.

Hot Surface Warning

Alerts users that the drive shaft and muffler area can become very hot during use.

Operation

Edging Operation Preparation and Process

Covers pre-edging steps like watering and checking the area, then the edging technique.

Blade Depth Adjustment for Edging

Details how to adjust the blade depth for a fine cut between surfaces.

Maintenance

General Maintenance Warnings

Highlights dangers from moving parts and risks associated with poorly maintained units.

Importance of Scheduled Maintenance

Explains benefits of regular maintenance and deciding between DIY or dealer service.

Maintenance

Maintenance Skill Levels

Defines skill levels required for various maintenance tasks, from easy to dealer-level.

Maintenance Intervals Schedule

Outlines required maintenance tasks and their frequency for different components.

Maintenance

Blade and Yearly Maintenance

Covers inspection of the blade and specific tasks for yearly checks like fuel filter replacement.

Air Filter Maintenance

Provides instructions for cleaning the air filter and its components.

Maintenance

Air Filter and Foam Pre-filter Cleaning

Details the cleaning process for the foam pre-filter and the main air filter.

Fuel Filter Maintenance

Instructions for maintaining the fuel filter, including safety warnings about fuel.

Maintenance

Fuel Filter Replacement

Step-by-step guide for replacing the fuel filter, including EPA regulation notes.

Spark Plug Maintenance

Procedures for checking, cleaning, replacing, and gapping the spark plug.

Maintenance

Cooling System Maintenance

Explains how to maintain the cooling system to prevent overheating and engine seizure.

Maintenance

Exhaust System - Spark Arrestor Screen

Details on cleaning and maintaining the spark arrestor screen in the exhaust system.

Maintenance

Exhaust Port Cleaning

Instructions for cleaning carbon deposits from the exhaust port using safe tools.

Carburetor Adjustment

Introduction to the process of adjusting the carburetor for optimal engine performance.

Maintenance

Carburetor Adjustment Warnings and Altitude

Covers warnings related to carburetor adjustment and operation at high altitudes.

Idle Speed and Drive Shaft Lubrication

Details on adjusting idle speed and lubricating the drive shaft.

Maintenance

Drive Shaft Lubrication Procedure

Step-by-step guide for lubricating the drive shaft and its components.

Blade Replacement and Lubrication

Instructions for replacing the blade and greasing the gear case.

Maintenance

Blade Replacement Procedure

Continuation of the steps for replacing the blade and securing it properly.

Troubleshooting

Engine Starting Problems

Guide to diagnosing and resolving issues with starting the engine, including fuel and spark problems.

Engine Running and Performance Issues

Troubleshooting common problems like stalling, rough running, and poor acceleration.

Troubleshooting

Engine Crankshaft Problems

Addresses issues related to the engine not cranking or starting.

Storage

General Storage Warnings

Highlights warnings regarding hot mufflers during storage and fuel vapor accumulation.

Long Term Storage Preparation

Steps required for preparing the unit for storage to prevent damage or degradation.

Storage

Long Term Storage Procedure

Detailed steps for draining fuel, lubricating, and preparing the engine for extended storage.

Specifications

Model and Dimension Specifications

Technical details including model number, length, width, height, and weight of the unit.

Engine and Performance Specifications

Information on engine type, displacement, bore, stroke, and ignition system.

Fuel, Oil, and Component Specifications

Details on fuel/oil requirements, tank capacity, clutch type, and drive shaft.

Product Registration

Product Specifications Overview

Lists specific product features like handle type, vibration reduction, and speed settings.

Online and Mail Registration Process

Instructions on how to register the product via the internet or by mail.

Product Registration

Product Registration Card Information

Guidance on filling out personal, purchase, and unit details on the registration card.

Customer Information Preferences

Options for receiving product information and preferences for data usage.