To Next PageTo Next PageHow to troubleshoot Echo Brush Cutter that cranks but doesn't start?
If your Echo Brush Cutter engine cranks but starts hard or doesn't start at all, it could be due to: * **No fuel at carburetor:** Clean or replace the carburetor. * **Fuel strainer clogged, Fuel line clogged, Carburetor:** Clean or replace the fuel strainer or fuel line. If the carburetor is the issue, see your Echo dealer.
What to do if my Echo Brush Cutter engine runs, but dies?
If your Echo Brush Cutter engine runs but dies or doesn't accelerate properly, here are several potential causes and solutions: * **Air filter dirty:** Clean or replace it. * **Fuel filter dirty:** Replace it. * **Fuel vent plugged:** Clean or replace it. * **Plug dirty/worn:** Clean and adjust, or replace it. * **Improper adjustment:** Adjust it. * **Cooling system dirty/plugged:** Clean it. * **Spark arrestor screen plugged:** Replace it.
Why does my Echo Brush Cutter engine not crank?
If your Echo Brush Cutter engine does not crank, it may be due to an internal engine problem. In this case, it is recommended to see your Echo dealer.
General| Engine Displacement | 25.4 cc |
|---|---|
| Fuel Capacity | 16.9 fl. oz. |
| Cutting Swath | 17 inches |
| Shaft Type | Straight |
| Starting System | i-30™ starting system |
| Engine Type | 2-stroke |
| Warranty | 2 years |
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Explanation of safety alert symbols, key words, and their meanings.
Explanation of various international symbols used on the product and manual.
Guidance on physical condition and required safety gear.
Precautions for prolonged exposure to cold and vibration.
Information on preventing RSI/CTS and related exercises.
Information on emission control systems and compliance.
Description of the emission control label found on the engine.
Explanation of emission compliance periods and maintenance.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the nylon line head.
Method to advance trimmer line by tapping the head.
Instructions for removing the nylon line head.
Guidance on positioning and tightening the support handle.
Safety warnings and requirements for operating with blades.
Guidance on choosing the correct blade for the material.
Recommendation for using a harness for comfort and safety.
Information on approved fuels and fuel requirements.
Safety precautions for mixing, storing, and handling fuel.
Step-by-step guide for mixing fuel and oil.
Procedures for starting the engine when cold.
Procedures for starting the engine when warm.
Instructions on how to safely stop the engine.
Uses for the nylon line heads, such as trimming and scything.
Techniques for safe and effective operation.
Explanation of forces like kickback/kickout and how to manage them.
Details on reactive forces that push or pull the equipment.
Information on kickout as a reactive force and how to reduce it.
Troubleshooting common issues with blade cutting, like binding.
Classification of maintenance tasks by difficulty level.
Schedule for performing maintenance tasks based on usage.
Instructions for cleaning or replacing the air filter.
Instructions for inspecting and replacing the fuel filter.
Procedures for checking, cleaning, and adjusting the spark plug.
Importance of keeping the cooling system clear for proper engine operation.
Procedures for servicing the spark arrestor screen and exhaust port.
Instructions for adjusting the carburetor and engine break-in.
Procedures for lubricating the gear case.
Instructions for servicing the drive shaft.
Steps for disassembling the nylon line head.
Instructions for replacing the trimmer line.
Guidance on sharpening metal blades and safety precautions.
Procedures for preparing the unit for extended storage.
