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Echo SRM series

Echo SRM series
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ENGLISH
SAFETY MANUAL
For Grass Trimmer, Brushcutter and Edger
DANGER
DANGER
Misuse may result in serious or fatal injuries. You
must read, understand, and follow these safety
instructions, and the instructions in the Operator’s
Manual, before operating a Model GT Grass Trimmer,
SRM Trimmer-Brushcutter, PAS Pro-Attachment
Series Powerhead, SB Split-Boom Trimmer-Brush-
cutter, or PE Power Edger.
If you operate a model SB Split-Boom or PAS Pro
Attachment Series multi-attachment unit, you must
also read, understand, and follow the instructions in
your PAS Attachment Operators Manual.
Metal blades are very sharp and can cause severe
injuries, even if engine is off and blades are not
moving. Avoid contact with blades. Wear gloves
to protect hands.
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Echo SRM series Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeString Trimmer
Engine Type2-Stroke
Engine Displacement21.2 cc
Fuel Tank Capacity14.9 oz
Cutting Height AdjustmentN/A (fixed line length)

Summary

INTRODUCTION

SAFETY SYMBOLS AND WARNINGS

Symbol Types and Meanings

Explains prohibition, alert, danger, warning, caution, and notice symbols for hazard awareness.

Essential Safety Alerts

Covers manual reading, basic PPE, and critical hazards like CO, fire, shock.

Operational Safety Symbols

Details slip, finger sever, clothing, electrical line, flame, and smoking prohibitions.

Zone, Debris, and Impairment Safety

Addresses impaired operation, flying debris, danger zones, and edger safety.

OPERATOR SAFETY

Pre-Operation Requirements

Read manuals, wear PPE, check area, ensure footing, prepare fuel safely.

Physical and Mental Preparedness

Emphasizes alertness, capability, and not operating while impaired.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Details essential PPE like eye, face, hearing, and hand protection.

Clothing and Health Considerations

Covers clothing safety, cold/vibration protection, Raynaud's, and RSI.

ASSEMBLY

Pre-Assembly Safety Checks

Ensure unit is stopped, spark plug disconnected, and correct PPE is worn.

Blade Handling and Unit Configuration

Safe handling of sharp blades and proper unit setup including debris shields.

Model-Specific Setup Guides

Provides setup guides for GT models with different cutting attachments.

Attachment & Handle Configuration

Details assembly for SRM, PAS/SB models and front handle configuration.

Final Assembly Checks

Checklist for guards, shields, and controls functionality.

FUELING

Fueling Hazards and Precautions

Warns about explosion, fire risks, and safe fueling practices.

Fuel Handling and Storage

Covers spills, caps, leaks, fuel mix preparation, and storage.

Alternative Fuels Warning

Prohibits use of alternative fuels like E-20 and E-85 due to potential damage.

STARTING

Starting Procedure and Safety

Stabilize unit, clear area, release throttle, and check idle speed.

Starting Location and Control

Avoid fuel sources, ensure proper grip, and check for excessive vibration.

STOPPING

STOP Switch Operation

Explains the function of the STOP switch for grounding ignition.

Emergency Stopping Procedure

Steps for safely stopping the unit if the STOP switch malfunctions.

OPERATION

General Operation Hazards

Covers blade, CO, spark, burn, and finger sever hazards during operation.

Danger Zone and Safety Distances

Defines danger zones, safety zones, PPE, and bystander safety.

Safe Operating Practices

Emphasizes footing, grip, line of sight, awareness of changes, and stopping rotating attachments.

Attachment-Specific Operations

Details safe use for nylon line heads, metal blades, edgers, and PAS attachments.

Reaction Forces and Blade Issues

Explains kickback, push/pull forces, blade applications, and cutting problems.

MAINTENANCE

Maintenance Hazards and Practices

Highlights risks of poor maintenance, part integrity, and service checks.

Blade and Lubrication Care

Stresses keeping blades sharp, adjusting components, and proper lubrication.

STORAGE

Storage Hazards and Precautions

Warns about fire risks, fuel storage, and confined area storage.

Preparing Unit for Storage

Steps like draining fuel, disconnecting plug, and installing blade cover.

GLOSSARY

Key Equipment Terms

Defines terms related to air filters, ANSI standards, binding, blades, and carburetors.

Operational and Safety Terms

Defines terms like Danger Zone, Edger, Front Handle, Gear Case, and Grass Trimmer.

Attachment and Component Terms

Defines terms like Harness, Hedge Clipper, Kickout, PAS, Power Head, and Pruner.

Control and Specialty Terms

Defines terms like Stop Switch, Throttle Trigger, U-Handle, and Spark Plug.

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