MAINTENANCE
GENERAL
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Provide several drops of oil to pivot points periodically to prevent binding.
leaks and rust or dirt on moving parts.
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Store in a clean & dry environment when not in use.
BLEEDING
With use your jack may accumulate some air in the hydraulic system which will hinder performance.
BLEEDING
1. With the handle installed on the jack, rotate it 2 turns counter clockwise.
2. Have someone or use something to hold down the saddle( 8 ) of the jack.
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OPERATION
RAISING
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3. Pump the jack handle up and down to raise the jack and the load to its appropriate height.
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LOWERING
1. Clear any loose objects from under the vehicle or load before lowering.
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During shipment of your new jack, air may enter into the hydraulic jack system which will cause
the release valve (located inside Handle Yoke).
With the release valve closed, pump the jack to its maximum height and then release the
pressure by turning the handle counter clockwise again.
to secure the load.
Raise the jack so that the saddle contacts the load. Raise the jack to the point that the jack
stand or other supports can be removed.
Slowly rotate the handle counterclockwise to lower the load, allow the jack to return to its
release valve
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