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If the jack can no longer be lowered as
desired, secure the vehicle at all costs using
safety stands to prevent it unintentionally
being lowered. Procure another jack to
hoist the vehicle as far up as possible
for you to be able to safely remove the
defective jack. Seek professional help if
you are uncertain.
˜ Cleaning and care
Liberally grease all external moving parts.
Clean the hydraulic trolley jack using a
slightly oily cloth.
Never use harsh or corrosive cleaning
agents.
˜ Maintenance and storage
˜ Topping up the hydraulic
oil / greasing
Note: Use only hydraulic oil that complies with
ISO VG 15.
Stand the vehicle jack upright on a level,
flat surface.
Screw the extension screw
down into the jack body.
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Place the rod
with oval opening on
to the release valve
anticlockwise (Fig. C) until the support
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plate
is fully lowered.
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Pull the oil plug
Introduce hydraulic oil from a suitable
vessel into the oil reservoir. Fill the hydraulic
oil reservoir up to the bottom edge of the
filling opening.
Remove any air present in the hydraulic
system. To do this follow steps 3−4 in
section on "Removing air from the system".
Replace the oil plug
reservoir opening.
Grease all moving parts on the vehicle jack
regularly to prevent corrosion.
Top up with approximately 100−105 ml oil
if all the oil has been used up.
Note: The lifetime of three years expires, if
the car jack gets not checked by qualified
specialist.
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completely
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and turn the rod
out of the oil reservoir.
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back into the oil
Defective hydraulic vehicle jacks must be
repaired by a specialist workshop only.
Never attempt to repair the hydraulic
vehicle jack yourself.
˜ Removing air from the
hydraulic system
Air in the hydraulic system may detrimentally
affect the proper functioning of the vehicle jack.
Proceed as follows to remove air from
the hydraulic system:
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1. Place the rod
with oval opening on
to the release valve
rod anticlockwise (Fig. C), apply a little
pressure to press down the support plate
until the support plate
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2. Pull the oil plug
3. Guide the lifting handle
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handle socket
down several times to allow any air to
escape.
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4. Place the rod
with oval opening on
to the release valve
clockwise (Fig. C). The release valve
now closed again.
5. Replace the oil plug
reservoir opening.
6. If necessary, repeat steps 1−5 until all the
air has escaped.
˜ Storing
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Place the rod
with oval opening on
to the release valve
anticlockwise (Fig. C) until the support
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[
plate
is fully lowered.
Screw the extension screw
down into the jack body.
Store the hydraulic vehicle jack and the
lifting handle in a dry environment and
protected from moisture.
Ensure that the support plate
lowered and the extension screw
completely screwed in before you put away
the vehicle jack. This will prevent the oil
escaping from the oil plug
Grease all moving parts on the vehicle jack
regularly to prevent corrosion.
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and turn the
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is fully lowered.
out of the oil reservoir.
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into the lifting
and pump it up and
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5 ]
and turn the rod
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back into the oil
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and turn the rod
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completely
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is fully
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is
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