Product Manual

Bleeding the System

1. Actuate the power unit and hold the button until both carriages lift off the locks.

2. Carefully loosen the bleeding screw at top end of the cylinder and allow the trapped

air to escape. CAUTION! The air in the cylinders is under pressure. Protect your

eyes and cover the end of the cylinder with a rag because oil may spray out of the

cylinder.

3. Repeat the process for the other cylinder.

CAUTION: DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN THE BLEED PLUG

Adjusting the Equaliz

er Cables to Synchronize Carriages

Raise and lower the lift several times while listening to the clicking of the safety locks

in each column. If the safety locks are not clicking in unison (at the same time),

determine which carriage is running behind, and tighten (just a few turns) the

adjustment bolt on the opposite side. When the cables are properly adjusted, they

should feel fairly tight.

Final Assembly

1. Using the adhesive cable anchors and cable ties, fasten the overhead switch cord and

the air lines to the posts.

2. Install lock release covers over both assemblies with provided screws.

3. Check all nuts and bolts, making sure they are tight. Check the jam nuts on the

equalizer cables for tightness.

4. Check all of the hydraulic fittings for possible leaks. Check all the fittings for

proper tightness.

5. Make sure the Carriages are synchronized.

6. Make sure post are greased.

7. Place a vehicle on the lift (see operating section for instructions below for to the safe

and proper way to lift a vehicle), raising the vehicle until it clears the floor. Lower the

lift all the way to the floor and recheck all the anchor bolts. Raise the vehicle all the

way to the top and lower all the way to the floor several times. This procedure will

ready the lift for continued operation.

OPERATION

1. Center the vehicle left and right between the posts.