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4. Twist the handle left and right to ensure the release valve operates
smoothly. Tighten the screw if the handle rotates within the socket.
5. Check the hydraulic oil level and bleed the hydraulic system before
using for the first time (See Care and Maintenance).
OPERATION
RAISING A LOAD
WARNING! Do not place any part of your body under the load without jack
stands in place. The floor jack is not designed to maintain heavy loads for
long periods of time
1. Set the vehicle in parking gear and engage the parking brake.
a. For vehicles with a manual transmission, engage the parking
brake and leave the car in reverse or 1st gear. Consult your vehicle
owner's manual for the correct gear.
2. Place wheel chocks that fit the wheel curve on either side of the
vehicle's remaining wheels.
3. Place the jack only on support points or areas specified by the vehicle
manufacturer (consult owner's manual).
4. Place the jack on a hard level surface capable of handling the load.
5. Loosen the set screw and insert the handle into the handle socket (#6).
Make sure the handle opening fits over the square bolt. Tighten the set
screw.
6. Twist the handle to the right to close the release valve.
7. Pump to raise the saddle. Stop just before the saddle contacts the
load's lift point. Inspect the saddle's position and adjust if necessary.
8. Pump slowly until the ram is supporting the load. Continue to pump as
normal to lift the load to the desired height.
9. Lift the vehicle to a height that leaves enough room to place the jack
stands.
10. Position jack stands underneath the load. Consult the vehicle owner's
manual for proper placement.
LOWERING A LOAD
WARNING! Dynamic shock loads are created by quickopening and closing of
the release valve when lowering theload. The resulting overload may cause
the hydraulic systemto failure, which could result in severe personal injury
and/orproperty damage.
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Low-Profile Floor Jack
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