Echo CS-1001VL User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Engine: 2-cycle single cylinder air-cooled
Piston displacement: 99.7 cc (55 x 42 mm)
Direction of revolution: The rotor rotates in the anti-clockwise direction, observed from the magneto side
Magneto: Utilizes a type of magneto which has flywheel as it’s component
Ignition plug: NGK BPM-7A
Carburetor: Either Walbro diaphragm type SDC-52 or Tillotson diaphragm type HS-180A
Fuel: Mixture of oil and gasoline at a ratio of 1 to 20 for 2-cycle engine
Cooling system: Cooling of the device is achieved via air and pressure difference generated by the engine
Starting system: An engine part of the tool designed to engage the clutch bar during its pulling motion
Lubricating system: Centrifugal Automatic type
Chain oil: Kioritz oil specifically designed for chains
Transmitting system: N/A
Tank capacity:
Fuel tank: 1.08 liters
Oil tank: 0.44 liters
Saw Chain:
Chain pitch: 0.404”
Chain gage: 0.063”
Number of drive links: 80
Bar: Its Length is measured at roughly 65cm or 25inches and the gage is 063.
Weight: Measured at an at 10 Kilograms alongside 22.2lbs of dry weight excluding the chain and bar

Q: What type of fuel should I use for the Kioritz Echo Chainsaw?
A: Mixing Kioritz Echo Oil with gasoline at a ratio of 20:1 is recommended.
Q: What procedures should I follow to start the chainsaw in cold weather?
A: Mixed grams fuel can be poured into the fuel tank, switch can be pushed, choke button can be pulled out and recoil starter rope can also be pulled making the engine churn. Once the first firing sounds are out, the starter rope can be choked and pulled once again.
Q: What is the recommended chain pitch for this chainsaw?
A: A chainsaw pitch of 0.404 is highly recommended for the Echo 1001 VL chainsaw.
Q: How many days should I use before cleansing the air cleaner?
A: The ideal time period ranges from 8-10 hours of use as it allows for efficient removals of dirt particles that will affect airflow.
Q: How do I go about if my car won't start?
A: The first place to check would be the air cleaner as it may be the source of the chainsaw not working. Jamming the carburetor with fuel or the spark plug also causes such hindrances.
Q: Is it possible to alter the tightness of the chain?
A: The tighter the chain is the more torque the chainsaw will get. So to alter the torque, one can hand the end bar and turn the adjusting screw clock wise for more tension.

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