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Echo PB-250 User Manual

Echo PB-250
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Power Blower
Operator's Manual
MODEL PB-250
WARNING
Read rules for safe operation and instructions carefully. ECHO provides this
Operator's Manual, which must be read and understood for proper and safe opera-
tion.
X750012941
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X7501182001

Questions and Answers:

Echo PB-250 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Engine Displacement25.4 cc
Air Volume391 CFM
Weight9.5 lbs
TypeHandheld
Engine Type2-stroke
Power SourceGas
Fuel Capacity16.9 fl. oz

Summary

Safety Information

Safety Symbols and Key Words

Explanation of safety alert symbols (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) and key words used in the manual.

Personal Safety and Equipment

Guidelines on operator's physical condition and required safety gear for safe operation.

Operator Preparedness and Protection

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Recommends eye, hand, hearing protection, facemask, and proper clothing/footwear.

Repetitive Stress Injury (RSI) Prevention

RSI/CTS Risk Reduction Techniques

Tips include maintaining straight wrists, taking breaks, reducing force, and doing exercises.

Work Area Safety and Preparation

Ensures spectators are warned, children/animals kept clear, and hazards identified.

Equipment Checks and Warnings

Moving Parts Safety Precautions

Keep clear of moving parts; always stop engine and disconnect spark plug before servicing.

Fuel System Leak Inspection

Check for fuel leaks, especially after drops; do not use if leaks are found.

Assembly Instructions

Operation Safety and Warnings

Operation: Moving Parts Hazard

Warning about amputating fingers from moving parts and sharp edges.

Operation: Fire Hazard Warning

Caution regarding sparks starting fires in dry vegetation; contact local fire agencies.

Approved Fuel Types

Warning against using alternative fuels like E-15, E-85, or those with methanol.

Fuel and Oil Specifications

Fuel and Oil Type Requirements

Specifies using 89 Octane unleaded gasoline and ISO-L-EGD/JASO FC/FD compliant two-stroke oil.

Safe Fuel Handling Procedures

Fuel Handling Dangers and Safety Rules

Highlights flammability risks and rules for safe handling, refueling, and storage.

Fuel Mixing and Storage

Covers 50:1 mixing ratio, post-use fuel handling, storage guidelines, and fuel separation.

Starting a Cold Engine

Cold Start Procedure Steps

Detailed steps for starting a cold engine using stop switch, throttle, choke, and recoil starter.

Starting a Warm Engine

Warm Start Procedure Steps

Steps for starting a warm engine, emphasizing not closing the choke.

Stopping the Engine

Engine Shutdown Procedure

Steps to safely stop the engine by releasing the throttle and using the stop switch.

Operating the Blower Safely

Hot Exhaust and CO Warning

Warns about hot exhaust, Carbon Monoxide (CO) poisoning, and burns.

Personal Protective Equipment for Operation

Emphasizes wearing safety glasses, hearing protection, and a face mask.

Maintenance Overview

Maintenance Safety Precautions

Emphasizes stopping the engine and disconnecting spark plug before maintenance.

Air Filter Maintenance

Fuel Filter Maintenance

Fuel Filter Replacement Safety

Highlights extreme flammability and personal injury risks during fuel filter handling.

Spark Plug Maintenance

Spark Plug Type and Importance

Specifies using the correct NGK BPM-8Y spark plug to avoid engine damage.

Cooling System Maintenance

Cleaning Cylinder Fins

Exhaust System Maintenance

Exhaust Port Cleaning

Carburetor Adjustment

Troubleshooting Guide

Engine Cranking Issues

Troubleshoots issues related to engine not starting or starting hard.

Engine Performance Issues

Troubleshoots engine running problems, stalling, or lack of acceleration.

Engine Not Cranking

Addresses issues where the engine fails to crank at all.

Blower Output Problems

Troubleshoots scenarios where the engine runs but blower output is weak or uneven.

Troubleshooting Fuel Vapor Hazard

Warns about extreme flammability of fuel vapors during spark testing.

Storage Instructions

Storage: Fuel Fume Hazard

Warns against storing units where fuel fumes can accumulate near ignition sources.

Product Specifications

Servicing Information

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