To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is it hard to start my Echo Blower, or why doesn't it start at all?
There are several reasons why your Echo Blower might be hard to start or not start at all. One potential cause is an obstruction in the fuel strainer or fuel line. In this case, you can clean or replace it, or see your dealer. Another potential cause is the carburetor; in this case, see your dealer.
Why does my Echo Blower engine start hard or not start?
There are several reasons why your Echo Blower might be hard to start or not start at all. One potential cause is the carburetor; in this case, see your dealer. Another potential cause is an obstruction in the fuel strainer or fuel line. In this case, you can clean or replace it, or see your dealer.
What to do if there is no spark at the plug of my Echo PB-2620?
If there is no spark at the plug of your Echo Blower, possible causes include an incorrect gap, carbon buildup, fuel fouling, or a defective plug. Try adjusting the gap to 0.65mm (0.026 in.) or cleaning/replacing the plug.
What to do if there is spark at the end of the plug wire of my Echo PB-2620?
If you observe a spark at the end of the plug wire on your Echo Blower, it could be due to the ignition being in the STOP position, an electrical problem, or an issue with the interlock switch. Move the ignition away from the STOP position. If the problem persists, consult your dealer.
General| Engine Displacement | 25.4 cc |
|---|---|
| Air Speed | 172 MPH |
| Fuel Capacity | 20.3 fl. oz. |
| Type | Handheld |
| Engine Type | 2-stroke |
Information on identifying the unit's model and serial number.
Details on warranty service and authorized dealers.
Contact information for product assistance and questions.
Instructions for registering the product for warranty coverage.
Information sources beyond the manual, including dealers and ECHO Inc.
Explanation of safety alert symbols and keywords used in the manual.
Explanation of DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE alerts.
Guide to international safety symbols and their meanings.
Guidance on operator's condition and required safety gear.
Details on appropriate clothing and warnings for extended operation.
Information on RSI/CTS and precautions to reduce risk.
Guidelines for clearing work area, grip, and stance.
Warning against using non-approved attachments for safety.
Warning about moving parts and safety precautions.
Warning about checking the fuel system for leaks.
Details on engine and fuel system emission control systems.
Explanation of the emission compliance period for the engine.
Instructions to identify and understand safety decals on the unit.
Step-by-step instructions for attaching the blower pipes.
Instructions on how to detach the blower pipes from the unit.
Warnings regarding sparks, hot exhaust, intended use, and fuel.
Details on fuel specifications and safety precautions for handling.
Step-by-step guide for mixing fuel and oil at a 50:1 ratio.
Information on fuel storage regulations and fuel aging.
Initial steps for starting a cold engine.
Steps for starting a warm engine.
Procedure for safely shutting down the engine.
Warnings about hot surfaces and unit condition.
Explanation of skill levels and a table of maintenance intervals.
Level 1 procedure for inspecting and cleaning the air filter.
Level 1 fuel filter and Level 2 spark plug maintenance.
Level 2 maintenance for cooling system and cleaning cylinder fins.
Information on engine break-in and idle speed adjustment.
Guide to diagnosing and resolving common engine problems.
Detailed steps for preparing the unit for long-term storage.
Warning about storing the unit in areas with potential fuel fume accumulation.
Key technical specifications of the PB-2620 power blower.
Instructions for registering the product via the internet or mail.
Questions about primary use, email preference, and confidentiality.
Inquiry about website visits and factors influencing the purchase decision.
