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Important safety information
The use of a vehicle jack has inherent dangers to avoid risk of personal injury or property damage make sure you are fully
aware of the operating instructions for this product, the recommendations in the vehicle owners manual for jacking of your
vehicle prior to lifting the vehicle. Do not exceed maximum lifting capacity of this jack. This jack is intended for automotive
use only. Be aware that large or heavy vehicles may exceed jack's stated capacity check vehicle owners manual or contact
the vehicle manufacturer. Do not use for any other purpose except the raising and lower of vehicles. Never use it to raise any
structure or building, Do not lift persons and never stand on the jack.
Unpacking and assembling the jack
Unpacking Carton
Place carton in a clear, open area such as garage floor. Remove jack and three handle pieces from carton.
Assembling the handle
Insert handle piece (A) into middle handle piece (B) into handle piece (C) making sure holes line up for retaining clips. With
the jack sitting on its wheels on a flat surface, slide assembled handle into handle base, rotate until the square-shaped hole
slips over shaft in handle base. Check again to be sure handle is fitted properly using finger pressure only. Loosen 1/2 turn,
handle should rotate easily.
At the rear of jack a large metal clip holds handle base flat against the jack. While keeping handle pushed down in
compressed position, carefully remove clip by pulling out. Release pressure on handle base and discard.
Testing handle operation
Briefly test the jack's operation as follows BEFORE using it to lift any load. Twisting handle tightens or releases the valve
which allows jack to be raised and lowered. To raise jack, twist handle completely clockwise until it stops. Do not force or
tighten beyond this point. Pump the handle a few times to raise the jack about halfway. If jack does not begin to rise after a
few pumps, check to be sure handle is correctly inserted into handle base and is fitted over hex shaft. With the jack raised,
twist handle slowly counter-clockwise to lower jack. A normal hissing sound may be heard as jack lowers and pressure in
hydraulic cylinder is released.
To operate release valve
Close
Open
To operate the jack,
insert handle end into
handle socket and pump
jack handle to raise load.
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Operating the jack
Preparing Work Area
Before using jack to lift vehicle, it is important to prepare work area
properly. Follow this procedure each time the jack is used to help prevent
property damage and or serious injury.
1.) Thoroughly inspect jack for damage or wear before each use. Briefly test
operation of unloaded jack before using to lift any load. If jack is damaged
or is malfunctioning DO NOT LIFT ANY LOAD until the problem is corrected.
2.) The Vehicle manufacturer's owner's manual should be consulted prior to
the lifting of the vehicle. It will advise safety precautions, jacking procedure,
vehicle weight, recommended jack type, and location of jack support areas
on vehicle. The working load limit of the jack is 3000 kg. NEVER EXCEED
WORKING LOAD LIMIT OF THE JACK.
3.) Clear children and others from work area before moving or lifting
Load
vehicle. Another adult should be nearby for extra safety and assistance but
must be clear of vehicle as it is moved or lifted. No person should remain
in a vehicle that is being lifted. No person should enter a vehicle which is
supported by a jack or by vehicle support stands. No person should lean
into a vehicle which is supported by a jack or by vehicle support stands.
4.) No person should get under a vehicle that is supported by a hydraulic
trolley jack.
5.) Clear obstructions from work area. Working in tight or cluttered work
areas is dangerous.
6.) The hydraulic trolley jack should be used for lifting and lowering only;
the raised vehicle should be supported on vehicle support stands.
7.) Be sure jack and vehicle are on solid, level ground such as paved or
concrete driveway or garage floor. The hydraulic jack should be used on a
hard level surface and be free to roll during lifting and lowering. Uneven or
sloped surfaces create hazardous working conditions and dangerously
impede the function of the jack.
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