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OPERATOR'S
MANUAL
ES-1000
Serial
Number
025000
&
Up
ES-2000
_
Serial
Nu
m
b
er
001001
&
Up
WARNING
▲
DANGER
READ
INSTRUCTIONS
CAREFULLY
AND
FOLLOW
RULES
FOR
SAFE
OPERATION.
FAILURE
TO
DO
SO
COULD
RESULT
IN
SERIOUS
INJURY.
For
your
nearest
ECHO
Dealer,
call
1-800-432-ECHO
(3246)
INTRODUCTION
The
ECHO
ES-1000
and
ES-2000
SHRED-N-VAC
™
are
lightweight,
high
performance,
gasoline
powered
units
designed
for
vacuuming
and
shredding
a
wide
variety
of
debris.
This
manual
provides
the
information
necessary
for
operation
and
maintenance.
WARNING
A
DANGER
Improper
use
or
care
of
this
unit,
or
failure
to
wear
proper
protection
can
result
in
serious
Injury.
Read
and
understand
the
rules
for
safe
operation
and
all
Instructions
In
this
manual.
Wear
eye
and
hearing
protection.
SAFETY
AND
SPECIAL
INFORMATION
WARNING
▲
DANGER
This
symbol
is
used
to
call
attention
to
procedures
that
must
be
followed
to
avoid
the
risk
of
serious,
immediate
and
irreversible
human
injury
or
death
IMPORTANT
Indicates
a
situation
that
may
cuase
damage
to
equipment.
NOTE
Draws
attention
to
special
information.
•
Read
and
understand
the
entire
operator's
manual
before
using
this
machine.
•
Follow
all
danger
warnings
in
this
manual.
•
Locate
the
safety
decals
on
your
unit.
Make
sure
the
decals
are
legible
and
that
you
understand
and
follow
them.
CONTENTS
Safety..
Description...
Fuel...
Operation...
Service
Maintenance
Guide.
Troubleshooting.....
Service....
Assembly..
Storage.,
Specifications.
Page
No.
.
.
1
.
3
.
4
.5
.
7
..
7
.8
.
.
11
.
.
12
.
13
Specifications,
descriptions
and
illustrative
material
in
this
literature
are
as
accurate
as
known
at
the
time
of
publication,
but
are
subject
to
change
without
notice.
Illustrations
may
include
optional
equipment
and
accessories,
and
may
not
include
all
standard
equipment.
I
SAFETY
WARNING
A
DANGER
Users
risk
injury
to
themselves
and
others
if
the
unit
is
used
improperly,
and/or
safety
precautions
are
not
followed.
Proper
clothing
and
safety
gear
must
be
worn
when
operating
SHRED-N-VAC
™
.
OPERATOR
SAFETY
•
Read
this
Operator's
Manual
carefully.
Be
sure
you
understand
how
to
operate
this
unit
properly
before
you
use
it.
•Wear
non-skid
sole
shoes.
Do
not
wear
open¬
toed
shoes
or
operate
unit
while
bare
footed.
•Wear
proper
clothing
to
protect
legs
and
other
exposed
parts
of
your
body.
•Wear
eye,
breathing
and
hearing
protection
devices.
•
Use
caution
when
handling
fuel.
Put
the
gas
caps
back
tightly
on
both
the
gas
can
and
the
fuel
tank.
Move
at
least
10
feet
from
the
re¬
fueling
point
and
be
sure
there
is
no
leakage
of
fuel
from
the
gas
cap
or
the
fuel
system
before
starting
the
engine.
•Operate
this
gasoline
engine
powered
equipment
in
a
well-ventilated
area
only.
•
Start
the
unit
on
the
ground
with
the
throttle
set
at
idle.
Do
not
start
if
the
pipe
is
obstructed
by
the
ground
or
any
other
object.
•
Inspect
area
where
SHRED-N-VAC
™
will
be
used.
Remove
stones,
metal
objects
and
any
other
object
that
could
cause
injury
or
damage.
•
Be
certain
the
safety
interlock
switch
operates
correctly
(unit
must
stop
when
vacuum
pipe
is
removed
or
fan
guard
is
opened).
•
Do
not
allow
other
persons
or
pets
in
the
area
when
starting
or
using
the
SHRED-N-VAC.
•
Keep
a
firm
grip
on
the
SHRED-N-VAC
™
at
all
times.
REDUCE
NOISE
NOTE
Before
operating
the
unit,
check
and
follow
local
regulations
concerning
sound
level
and
hours
of
operation.
•
Avoid
using
when
people
are
likely
to
be
disturbed,
such
as
late
at
night
or
early
in
the
morning.
As
a
rule,
operate
between
8
a.m.
and
5
p.m.
on
weekdays
and
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
weekends.
•
Operate
at
the
lowest
possible
throttle
setting
that
gets
the
job
done.
If
you
loosen
compacted
leaves,
grass
or
debris
with
a
broom
or
a
rake,
using
full
throttle
is
not
necessary.
•
Make
sure
the
muffler
works
well.
Also
check
the
air
intakes
and
the
air
filter.
•
Use
only
one
piece
of
equipment
at
a
time.
t
PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT
PHYSICAL
CONDITION
•
Always
wear
eye
protection
goggles
that
meet
ANSI
Z
87.1
requirements
(Z87
is
stamped
on
the
goggles).
•Wear
hearing
protection
at
all
times.
If
this
guideline
is
not
followed,
hearing
loss
can
occur.
•Wear
snug
fitting,
durable
clothing.
Avoid
wearing
loose
clothing
or
accessories
that
could
become
entangled
and
cause
injury.
•Wear
shoes
with
non-skid
soles
to
ensure
proper
footing.
•Wear
non-slip,
heavy-duty
work
gloves
to
improve
your
grip.
The
gloves
also
help
reduce
the
transmission
of
machine
vibrations
to
your
hands.
•
Always
use
a
filter
mask
to
avoid
breathing
dust.
PROTECTING
OTHERS
Spectators,
children,
fellow
workers
and
animals
must
be
warned
to
come
no
nearer
than
50
feet
while
the
unit
is
in
use.
People
working
in
the
area
near
you
should
wear
the
same
protective
equipment
as
the
operator.
Your
judgement
and
dexterity
may
be
impaired
if
you
are
ill
or
have
taken
alcohol
or
other
substances
known
to
affect
the
way
you
would
normally
function.
Operate
only
when
your
mind
and
body
are
sound.
WARNING
A
DANGER
PRECAUTION
AGAINST
VIBRATION
AND
COLD
It
is
believed
that
a
condition
called
Raynaud's
Phenomenon
which
affects
the
fingers
of
certain
individuals
is
brought
about
by
exposure
to
cold
and
vibration.
Exposure
to
cold
and
vibration
may
cause
tingling
and
burning,
followed
by
loss
of
color
and
numbness
in
a
person's
fingers.
We
strongly
recommend
taking
the
following
precautions
because
the
minimum
exposure
which
might
trigger
the
ailment
is
unknown.
•
Keep
your
body
warm
-
especially
head,
neck,
feet
and
ankles,
and
hands
and
wrists.
•Maintain
good
blood
circulation
by
performing
vigorous
arm
exercises
during
frequent
work
breaks,
and
also
by
not
smoking.
•
Limit
the
number
of
hours
of
operation.
Try
to
fill
a
part
of
each
work
day
with
jobs
where
operating
hand-held
power
tools
is
not
required.
•
If
you
experience
discomfort,
redness
and
swelling
of
the
fingers,
followed
by
whitening
and
loss
of
feeling,
consult
your
physician
before
exposing
yourself
further
to
cold
and
vibration.
2
DESCRIPTION
THROTTLE
HANDLE
TRIGGER
3
HANDLING
FUEL
FUEL
WARNING
A
DANGER
Handle
fuel
carefully.
It
is
extremely
flammable.
Follow
all
rules
listed
below
to
help
prevent
fire
or
explosion
which
may
result
in
severe
injury
or
death.
•
Never
smoke
or
allow
flame
or
sparks
near
fuel.
•
Always
fill
the
fuel
tank
outdoors.
Never
pour
fuel
indoors.
•
Never
refuel
the
engine
when
it
is
hot
or
running.
•Always
use
an
approved,
safe
fuel
container.
•After
fueling,
always
wipe
up
spilled
fuel.
•
Do
not
overfill
the
tank.
Always
move
at
least
10
feet
away
from
the
fueling
spot
and
make
sure
there
is
no
fuel
leakage
before
starting
the
engine.
•
Never
store
the
blower
with
fuel
in
the
tank
-
a
fuel
leak
could
start
a
fire.
Store
fuel
in
an
approved
container.
•Always
remove
the
fuel
cap
slowly
to
relieve
any
pressure
buildup
in
the
tank.
•Always
tighten
fuel
caps
on
blower
and
fuel
container.
FUEL
The
engine
uses
two-stroke
fuel,
a
mixture
of
gasoline
and
specially
blended
Echo
branded
2-stroke
oil.
50:1
preferred,
32:1
alternate
choice.
GASOLINE
R+M
Use
branded
89
octane
2
unleaded
gasoline
or
gasohol
(maximum
10%
ethyl
alcohol,
no
methyl
alcohol).
MIXING
FUEL
Follow
directions
on
oil
container.
STORING
FUEL
Store
fuel
only
in
clean,
safe,
approved
containers.
Check
and
follow
local
ordinances
on
type
and
location
of
storage
containers.
IMPORTANT
Two-stroke
fuel
may
separate.
Shake
fuel
container
thoroughly
before
each
use.
IMPORTANT
Stored
fuel
ages.
Do
not
mix
more
fuel
than
you
expect
to
use
in
a
month.
4
OPERATION
IMPORTANT
Recoil
starter:
Use
short
pulls
-
only
1/2-2/3
of
starter
rope
for
starting.
Do
not
allow
the
rope
to
snap
back
in.
Always
hold
the
unit
firmly.
IMPORTANT
•
Check
unit
for
loose
nuts,
bolts
and
screws
daily.
STARTING
COLD
ENGINE
1.
Move
ignition
switch
to
START/RUN
position.
2.
Push
purge
bulb
3
to
4
times
(or
until
fuel
is
visible
in
fuel
return
line).
3.
Close
choke
and
pull
starter
handle
until
engine
fires.-
:r
STARTING
WARM
ENGINE
1.
Move
ignition
switch
to
start,
pull
starter
one
to
three
times
and
engine
should
fire.
Do
not
use
choke.
STOPPING
ENGINE
1.
Release
throttle
trigger
and
allow
engine
to
run
at
idle
for
a
few
minutes.
2.
Move
ignition
switch
to
“stop”
position.
If
engine
does
not
stop,
shift
choke
lever
to
closed
position.
Check
and
repair
ignition
switch
before
starting
engine
again.
OPERATING
SHRED-N-VAC
™
WARNING
A
DANGER
•
Always
wear
safety
glasses
and
use
a
face
filter
mask.
(Read
the
Safety
Section
carefully.)
IMPORTANT
Do
not
block
vacuum
pipe
to
avoid
engine
damage
due
to
over
revving.
1.
Allow
the
engine
to
warm
up
at
a
fast
idle
for
a
few
minutes.
NOTE
The
ECHO
SHRED-N-VAC
™
can
be
run
at
any
speed
between
2500
RPM
to
7000
RPM.
The
vacuum
can,
therefore,
be
easily
controlled
from
a
mild
vacuum
for
small
leaves
to
maximum
suction
for
larger
leaves
and
twigs.
For
maximum
shredding
a
higher
speed
setting
is
required.
NOTE
Never
use
a
higher
speed
setting
than
necessary
to
perform
a
task.
Remember,
the
higher
the
engine
speed,
the
louder
the
vacuum
noise.
2.
Set
engine
speed
with
throttle
position
knob.
3.
Place
shoulder
harness
over
right
shoulder.
4w
4.
Make
sure
bevel
at
end
of
pipe
faces
downward.
OPERATING
BLOWER
WARNING
A
DANGER
•
Always
wear
safety
glasses
and
use
a
face
filter
mask.
(Read
the
Safety
Section
carefully.)
•
Do
not
point
the
blower
pipe
in
the
direction
of
people
or
pets.
•
Never
operate
unit
without
housing
cover
grill
secured
by
thumb
nut
otherwise
bodily
harm
may
result.
IMPORTANT
Do
not
block
blower
pipe
to
avoid
engine
damage
due
to
over
revving.
1.
Allow
the
engine
to
warm
up
at
a
fast
idle
for
a
few
minutes.
2.
Set
engine
speed
with
throttle
position
knob.
NOTE
'
“
The
ECHO
SHRED-N-VAC
™
can
be
run
at
any
speec
between
2500
RPM
to
7000
RPM.
The
velocity
of
the
air
stream
can,
therefore,
be
easily
controlled
from
a
mild
flow
to
high
speed
blast
which
will
move
debris
ranging
from
garden
leaves
to
bottles
and
other
debris.
NOTE
Never
use
a
higher
speed
setting
than
necessary
to
perform
a
task.
Remember,
the
higher
the
engine
speed,
the
louder
the
blower
noise.
NOTE
Use
a
low
speed
to
blow
dry
leaves
from
a
lawn
or
flower
bed.
Additional
speed
may
be
necessary
to
clean
grass
and
leaves
from
walks,
patios
and
drives
or
to
move
gravel,
dirt,
snow,
bottles
or
cans
from
a
driveway,
street
or
parking
lot.
6
SERVICE
MAINTENANCE
GUIDE
AREA
MAINTENANCE
PAGE
BEFORE
USE
MONTHLY
YEARLY
Screws,
Bolts
&
Nuts
Inspect,
Tighten/
Replace
W
-
Fuel
Line
Inspect
•
Air
Filter
Clean/Replace
8
•
Fuel
Filter
Inspect/Replace
10
•
Spark
Plug
Inspect/Clean/
Adjust/Replace
10
•
Carburetor
Adjust
8
•
Cooling
System
Inspect/Clean
9
•
Muffler
(Spark
Arrestor)
Inspect/Clean
9
•
Vacuum
Bag
Inspect/Clean
10
•
Starter
Rope
Inspect/Replace
•
Shredder
Blade
Inspect/Clean
10
•
Fuel
Leaks
Inspect/Repair
•
IMPORTANT
Time
intervals
shown
are
maximum.
Actual
use
and
your
experience
will
determine
the
frequency
of
required
maintenance.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
Cause
Remedy
Engine
—starts
hard
—does
not
start
Engine
Cranks
k
Fuel
at
1
carburetor
i
*
i
No
fuel
1
at
carburetor
•Fuel
strainer
clogged
•Fuel
line
clogged
•Carburetor
•Clean.
•Clean.
•See
your
Echo
dealer
Fuel
at
cylinder
i
No
fuel
at
f
cylinder
•Carburetor
•See
your
Echo
dealer
i
Muffler
wet
i
with
fuel
•Fuel
mixture
is
too
rich
•Open
choke
•Clean/replace
air
filter
•Adjust
carburetor
•See
your
Echo
dealer
Spark
at
end
of
plug
wire
-1_
i
No
spark
at
end
k
of
plug
wire
•Ignition
switch
off
•Electrical
problem
•Interlock
switch
•Turn
switch
on
•See
your
Echo
dealer
•See
your
Echo
dealer
Spark
at
plug
1
i
No
spark
at
i
Plug
•Spark
gap
incorrect
•Covered
with
carbon
•Fouled
with
fuel
•Spark
plug
defective
•Adjust.
0.6-0.7
mm
(0.024-
0.028)
•Clean
or
replace.
•Clean
or
replace.
•Replace
plug
Engine
does
not
crank
•internal
engine
problem
•See
your
Echo
dealer
Enc
run
jine
5
Dies
or
4cceleral
es
poorly
•Air
filter
dirty
•Fuel
filter
dirty
•Fuel
vent
plugged
•Spark
plug
•Carburetor
•Cooling
system
plugged
•Exhaust
port/spark
arrestor
screen
plugged
•Clean
or
replace
•Replace
•Plugged
•Clean
and
adjust/replace
•Adjust
•Clean
•Clean
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SERVICE
AIR
FILTER
NOTE
Clean
daily.
The
low
(LO)
speed
adjustment
screw
controls
the
volume
of
fuel/oil
mixture
at
low
engine
speed.
It
also
controls
the
supplementary
fuel
required
to
obtain
smooth
progression
from
idling
to
high
speed.
1.
Close
choke,
remove
wing
nut,
air
cleaner
cover
and
air
filter.
2.
Brush
dust
off
filter
and
wash
in
suitable
solvent.
3.
Dry
filter
before
reinstalling.
ADJUSTING
CARBURETOR
The
high
(H)
speed
adjustment
screw
controls
the
volume
of
fuel/oil
mixture
at
full
throttle.
Initial
Adjustment
NOTE
The
needle
screws
have
a
sharp
point.
To
avoid
carburetor
damage,
do
not
use
excessive
force
when
seating
needle
in
body.
1.
Turn
HI
and
LO
adjustment
screws
clockwise
until
seated
lightly
in
carburetor
body.
2.
Turn
LO
adjustment
screw
counterclockwise
1
%
turn.
3.
Start
engine
and
allow
it
to
run
at
high
idle
until
warm
(approx.
2-3
minutes).
NOTE
Idle
speed
screw
may
have
to
be
readjusted
to
keep
engine
from
stalling.
General
NOTE
Do
not
adjust
carburetor
unless
necessary.
If
you
have
trouble
with
carburetor,
see
your
dealer.
Always
adjust
carburetor
with
pipes
assembled
to
the
blower.
The
idle
speed
adjustment
screw
controls
the
throttle
opening
at
idle
position.
Low
Speed
Adjustment
1.
Slowly
turn
the
LO
adjustment
screw
clockwise
and
note
the
position
when
the
engine
speed
drops.
2.
Turn
the
LO
adjustment
screw
counter¬
clockwise
and
note
position
when
engine
speed
drops.
3.
Set
the
screw
midway
between
these
points.
4.
Turn
idle
speed
clockwise
until
a
speed
of
2500-3400
RPM
is
achieved
and
engine
idles
without
stalling.
High
Speed
Adjustment
NOTE
Engine
must
be
at
normal
operating
temperature.
1.
Turn
the
HI
adjustment
screw
counter¬
clockwise
t
%
turn.
2.
While
running
tne
engine
at
full
throttle,
turn
the
HI
adjustment
screw
slowly
clockwise
until
the
engine
runs
smoothly.
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