TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
The hose nozzle is not properly attached to the inflatable object.
The inflator hose or inflatable object has a hole, allowing air to escape.
The tire is completely deflated and has separated, allowing air to escape.
The vehicle’s battery voltage is too low.
The inflator has been running too long.
The inflator hose is damaged or is leaking.
The hose connector is not properly connected to the inflatable object air inlet.
The inflator has been running too long.
Refer to vehicle’s operating manual for fuse replacement instructions.
Recharge/replace the battery.
Secure the nozzle to the object.
Repair the hose or object.
Jack up the vehicle to release tire under vehicle’s pressure.
Recharge/replace the battery.
Rest the unit for 15–20 minutes.
Repair the hose.
Secure the nozzle to the object.
Rest the unit for 15–20 minutes.
Does not power on.
The inflator is running but
inflator does not inflate
the object.
The inflator takes too long.
Load is too heavy.
The jack is leaking hydraulic fluid internally.
The jack has not been used for a long time and needs to be cycled.
The safety valve screw is loose.
The jack Up/Down switch is set to incorrect position.
The vehicle’s battery voltage is too low.
The jack has been running too long.
The jack is leaking hydraulic fluid internally.
Ambient temperature is too low causing jack’s hydraulic fluid to thicken.
The safety valve screw is loose.
The load is too heavy.
The jack has been running too long.
The Inflator/Jack switch is set to either Off or Inflator position.
The ram is stuck.
Reduce the load by relocating the jack to a different lifting point on the vehicle.
Unit is defective. Call customer service.
Set the jack Up/Down switch to up and then Down position a few times.
Tighten the release valve screw.
Set the switch to the correct position.
Recharge/replace the battery.
Rest the unit for 15–20 minutes.
The unit is detective. Call customer service.
Warm up the unit for 1 hour.
Tighten the safety valve screw.
Reduce the load by relocating the jack to a different lifting point on the vehicle.
Rest the unit for 15–20 minutes.
Set the switch to jack position.
Loosen the safety valve screw to allow the ram to come down.
The jack motor is running
but jack does not operate.
Only the first stage of
jack’s telescopic ram rises.
The jack ram does not come
down when jack switch is set
to down position.
The jack takes too long to
lift the load.
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Possible Cause
Solution
The two switches on unit are not set to correct positions.
The power cord is not connected securely to the vehicle’s 12 V outlet.
The LED indicator on the power cord plug is off. The power cord internal fuse is blown.
The power cord is damaged.
The vehicle’s 12 V outlet is dirty.
The vehicle’s 12 V outlet protective fuse is blown.
The vehicle’s battery is dead.
Set the switches to their correct positions.
Press the plug inside the outlet and make sure the LED indicator on power cord plug is on.
Replace the fuse.
Have a qualified service person repair cord.
Clean the outlet.
model no. 009-1535-4 | contact us 1-888-942-6686
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