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General| Brand | Echo |
|---|---|
| Model | PW2700 |
| Category | Pressure Washer |
| Language | English |
Guidance on effectively using the operator's manual for safety and operation.
Lists available pressure washer models with their specifications.
Instructions for recording model, serial, and engine information for service.
Essential safety rules and advice to follow before, during, and after use.
Explanation of hazard symbols and safety labels found on the machine.
Warnings related to electrocution risk and fuel flammability/explosion.
Warnings about carbon monoxide poisoning and starter cord kickback.
Precautions for slippery surfaces, hot parts, and eye protection.
Warnings about the cutting power of water jets and entanglement with moving parts.
Notices on sparking risks, damage to fragile items, and improper machine treatment.
Diagram identifying all major parts of the pressure washer with labels.
Steps for unpacking the washer and attaching the handle to the main unit.
Checklist for engine oil, fuel, water supply, and safety review before use.
Step-by-step guide for starting the pressure washer for the first time or after a pause.
Specific starting steps for PW2700 and PW3100B models.
Specific starting steps for PW3000, PW4000, and PW4200 models.
Instructions for hose connection, purging pump air, and checking connections.
Adjusting throttle, choke usage, and reminders for CO and eye safety.
Warnings about starter cord kickback and high-pressure water stream injuries.
Step-by-step guide on how to properly and safely shut down the washer.
Instructions on selecting, attaching, and changing spray tips for different applications.
Advice on cleaning distance and avoiding surface damage with spray tips.
Steps for applying detergent using the black soap nozzle and unit.
Chart addressing common issues with the gasoline engine, like starting and power.
Chart addressing problems related to pump operation, pressure, and detergent delivery.
Procedures for protecting the unit from freezing and for long-term storage.
Guidance on fuel additives and protecting the fuel system during storage.
Tips on fuel storage, protective covers, and storing in a clean, dry area.
Explains the limited warranty, what it covers, and common exclusions.
Steps for contacting dealers and customer service for warranty claims.
