This is an OEM replacement part, it is sold individually. The Throttle Trigger controls the speed of the engine of the models listed below. The throttle cable connects to the trigger, then down to the throttle lever on the carburetor. Because of its constant use the Throttle Trigger has a tendency to break or wear out.
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Take the bolts out of the trigger housing,
Pry open the housing without taking off the rubber grip,
Take the throttle cable off of the trigger
Replace the trigger and spring as they were originally installed
Reconnect the throttle cable to the new trigger
Reinstall the bolts
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Would not run up to speed and the throttle lever was broken.
Took the throttle apart and replaced the handle. This is not an easy task, so keep your cool. Took the cover off the muffler and took out the spark arrester. Tried the unit and same thing. Replaced the fuel line in case there was a pin hole in the line and cleaned the carb. Replaced the air filter - it was totally oil soaked. Tried it a
... Read moregain and same thing. So after much thought, took the whole muffler off again and looked down into the port with a flashlight and low and behold the port was all but blocked. left the piston in place blocking the port and very carefully scraped the carbon out - blew the carbon out with air - lubricated it with oil and it ran like a champ. Adjusted the carb and it ran great. :-)
1. Remove trigger/throttle housing with hex head screw driver (Note how the spring is attached)
2. Detach throttle cable from broken trigger
3. Connect throttle cable to new trigger part reusing trigger spring
4. Reinstall trigger/throttle housing
1. Took apart the handle trigger assembly.
2. Disconnected cables running from handle to engine.
2. Removed all broken parts
3. Test fit new parts
4. Assembled handle and trigger assembly
5. Connected cables
6. Tested unit
3 screws to take off cover encasing the trigger and then needed to remove the base of the broken trigger which has 2 locating pins and a small spring. Put new trigger in with the spring and just need to make sure that a tab on the new trigger sits properly in the safety trigger mechanism which is the top lever on the handle which needs to
... Read more be depressed in order to let the throttle trigger function. It\'s a safety feature on the trimmer. Just had to fiddle with it a bit to get everything to stay in place as you place the cover back on and tighten down the three screws.
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Trigger throttle was broken, all fuel lines frayed
Removed the throttle trigger from handle, replace with new one, remember how the spring is attached. Removed fuel line grommet from tank. replaced both fuel lines and vent tube. Removed clip from fuel line and replace fuel filter, secured with clip. Installed grommet. Also replace the worn fuel cap and dented air filter cover
The trick is to take photos via cell phone as you take it apart. Then remove old parts. Then install new replacement cable, then putting the spring correctly back in using cell phone photo, then the trigger throttle and it was very easy at that point. At 74 yrs of age, it helped to have another set of hands helping me. It also helped to
... Read morehave some zip ties holding things together. By the way, had ordered the part(?) from another place with help over the phone and it was the wrong one. From now on ereplacementparts.com is my go to place. Thanks. Bob
Replacing trigger throttle was difficult as 2 bolts are easy to remove. The other one is to a clamp for the trigger assembly and is deep inside the assembly. Remember (take a picture if possible) exactly how everything is put together as you crack open the assembly as knowing where to put the spring and trigger position is not easy to fi
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Throttle trigger broke, and genneral tune up needed.
Replaced, air filter, fuel grommet, spark plug and throttle trigger. Fairly easy repair, my Echo is running like a top again. Overall, good experience, I plan to come back to eReplacementParts.com for a similar tune-up on my Echo leaf blower.
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Broken throttle trigger. Worn chain, lost clamp screws. Worn sprocket.
Replaced lost clamp screws and nuts.
Installed new chain drive sprocket after removal of worn one by removing e-ring.
Replaced e-ring.
Replaced chain on guide bar.
Installed guide bar and sprocket cover.
Adjusted chain tension and tightened attaching nuts.
Separated halves of switch/trigger housing. (N
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Removed broken throttle trigger, watching placement of return spring.
Removed throttle cable.
Aligned mounting studs of new trigger after installing throttle cable.
Installed return spring.
Lubed cable and pivot points
Realigned housing halves and reinstalled screws.
Checked for smooth, easy operation.
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Model Cross Reference
This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP8901994
Manufacturer Part Number: 17801052130
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