Echo P022010440 Rewind Spring Chainsaw Replacement

Product Description

The ECHO P022010440 is a genuine OEM rewind spring designed for use in the starter assembly of ECHO-brand chainsaws. This coiled alloy steel spring stores and releases mechanical energy each time the starter cord is pulled and retracted, keeping the recoil starter mechanism functioning reliably. Weighing 0.24 pounds, it is a direct factory replacement component sourced from the original equipment manufacturer. Licensed technicians and outdoor power equipment service shops install this part during recoil starter rebuilds when the spring loses tension, breaks, or fails to retract the starter rope fully.

This rewind spring is used in the recoil starter assemblies of ECHO gas-powered chainsaws. Compatible models listed in the product data include the CS330MX, CS330T, CS360T, CS370, CS400, and CS420ES. It is suited for both professional service shops and experienced technicians performing starter assembly repairs in the field or at the bench.

Key Features

• Genuine OEM ECHO replacement part - not an aftermarket substitute
• Alloy steel construction for durability under repeated spring tension cycles
• Direct-fit replacement for failed or broken recoil starter springs
• Lightweight at 0.24 pounds for easy handling during bench repair
• Fits multiple ECHO chainsaw models in the CS-series lineup

Compatibility

Compatible with the following ECHO chainsaw models as stated in product data: CS330MX, CS330T, CS360T, CS370, CS400, and CS420ES. Verify your model number before ordering to confirm fitment.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a small engine technician or outdoor power equipment service professional. Before servicing the starter assembly, disconnect the spark plug wire to prevent accidental engine start. Rewind springs are under tension and must be handled carefully during removal and installation to avoid injury from sudden spring release. Consult the equipment service manual for the correct spring winding direction and housing reassembly procedure.