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Maintenance, repair and inspection
Adding oil
WARNING!
Damage and injury risks!
If too much oil is added to the reservoir, the car jack will become
overloaded and can cause injury.
− Only fill as much oil in the reservoir as recommended in this
section.
NOTICE!
Risk of injury!
If using incorrect oil, the car jack can be damaged or broken.
− Only use the oil which is specified in the “Technical details“
section.
1. Fully release the car jack and ensure that the release valve
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is
turned clockwise, then lift the cover plate
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.
2. Carefully lift and with a screwdriver, remove the oil filler plug
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of the oil reservoir
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.
3. Add oil, so that it covers the
reservoir piston. Ensure oil is not
spilled. If necessary, use a funnel
to add oil.
4. Clean the oil filler plug and put it
back in the oil reservoir ensuring
that it is in the correct position.
5. Lower the cover plate.
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MAINTENANCE, REPAIR AND INSPECTION
CAUTION!
Damage and injury risks!
When the car jack is being used in a working area where oil is
spilled, it can slip and cause material damage and/or personal
injury.
− Thoroughly clean the area where work will be carried out or
where the vehicle will be lowered and raised.
• Regularly lubricate all moving parts.
• Oil in the oil reservoir
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should be changed every 3 years.
− Before each use examine the car jack.
− Check whether there are any cracks, damaged welds and
if there are pieces missing and/or if they are loose and/or
damaged. If the car jack is damaged or in any way deformed,
do not use it.
− If you believe that the car jack was incorrectly loaded, the
manufacturer should immediatley check it. Contact the
manufacturer through the authorised repairer, detailed on
your warranty certificate.
− If there are any issues with the car jack or there are parts
missing, it is damaged, deformed or broken, contact the
manufacturer through the authorised repairer detailed on the
warranty certificate.
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