Troubleshooting Guide

REPLACING HYDRAULIC JACK OIL TO THE JACK

Opening the Release Valve

Removing the Plug

Draining the Old Oil

Turn the entire jack over

so that all of the old oil will

drain out of the oil ll hole.

Remove oil ll plug.

Leveling the Jack

After all of the old oil has drained out of

the jack, turn the jack back over to

a level position.

Open the release valve

by turning the handle

counterclockwise.

NOTE: When draining oil, use a proper container and

always follow all local and state waste disposal guidelines.

Releasing Pressurized Air

Rapidly pump jack handle

6 to 8 strokes to release

any pressurized air.

Filling with New Oil

Using a good grade of SAE 5W hydraulic oil, ll

reservoir to the bottom of the threads in the oil

ll hole. Replace and tighten oil ll plug. Do not

allow dirt and debris to enter the system.

Use a good grade of lubricating oil on all moving parts when

needed (arm linkages, front wheels and rear casters).

LUBRICATING THE JACK

OIL PAN

Grease the lifting arm assembly through its grease tting,

using a good grade of multi-purpose chassis grease.

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REPLACING HYDRAULIC JACK OIL TO THE JACK 1 Opening the Release Valve 2 Removing the Plug Open the release valve by turning the handle counterclockwise. Remove oil fill plug. 3 Draining the Old Oil 4 Leveling the Jack After all of the old oil has drained out of the jack, turn the jack back over to a level position. Turn the entire jack over so that all of the old oil will drain out of the oil fill hole.
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STORING THE JACK When the jack is not in use, or when storing the jack, ALWAYS have the saddle in its lowest (down) position. Store the jack in a dry location with all wheels touching the ground on a relatively level position. JACK STAND MAINTENANCE Maintain the jack stands in accordance with the product instructions: When the stand is not in use, the ratchet should be in the fully lowered position. Keep moving parts clean. Make sure the locking mechanism is free of debris.