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NOTE: 

It is our policy to continually improve products and as such we reserve the right to alter data, specifications and component parts without prior notice.

important:

 no liability is accepted for incorrect use of this product.

Warranty:

 Guarantee is 12 months from purchase date, proof of which will be required for any claim.

sole uK distributor, sealey Group.

Kempson Way, suffolk Business Park,

Bury st. edmunds, suffolk.

iP32 7Ar

www.sealey.co.uk

[email protected]

01284 757500

01284 703534

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 lift will not lift load.

 1. release valve not fully closed.

 2. oil level low.

 3. Air supply low.

 1. close valve firmly.

 2. top-up to correct level.

 3. min. requirement 120psi.

 lift will not hold load.

 1. release valve not fully closed.

 1. close valve firmly.

 lift will not lift smoothly

 or to full height.

 1. oil level low.

 2. Air in hydraulic system.

 1. top-up to correct level.

 2. Bleed system. 

 lift will not lower completely.

 1. release valve not sufficiently open.  1. slowly open valve further.

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Warning! 

the vehicle must be fully supported by the lift platform prior to lifting. 

do not

 put the rear wheel of the vehicle on the leading  

  plate (9) and 

do not

 use the leading plate to support the weight of the vehicle when lifting. the leading plate (9) is only used to assist  

  the operator in wheeling the vehicle on the platform when the lift is at its lowest position.

6.2.4.    secure the vehicle to the lift platform. 

6.2.5.   

When working on a motorcycle, wheel the bike in to the wheel clamp at the front of the lift, tighten the clamp to hold the bike in place. 

6.2.6.   

Press on the air valve to raise the lift. the air valve can be locked in the on position, see figs.6 and 7.

 

   note: 

ensure the safety handle is to the right and the lock plate assembly (10) is locked in a corresponding pair of safety latches to 

 

 

prevent accidental lowering.

6.2.7.  

When work is completed, remove all tools from underneath the lift before lowering.

6.2.8.  

move the safety handle to the left hand side (into the detent lock) and lower the lift, refer to 6.1.5.2., by slowly depressing the release  

 

 

foot pedal to gently lower the  vehicle. move the safety handle back to the right hand side ready for the next lifting operation.

   note: 

lower the vehicle slowly, in a controlled fashion. never allow the vehicle to lower rapidly.

6.2.9.  

When the lift is fully lowered, remove the vehicle from the lift.

7.  maintenance

7.1.    

regularly check oil level via filler hole. With piston fully down remove filler plug, oil should be level with bottom of filler hole. top-up as 

 

necessary. use a good quality jack oil such as sealey Hydraulic Jack oil. 

do not use brake fluid.

7.2.    

ensure no dirt enters hydraulic system when filling or removing/replacing components.

7.3.   

 

lubricate the air motor with a good quality jack oil such as sealey Hydraulic Jack oil, once or twice a month. Add the oil through the air  

 

valve whilst holding down the lever.

7.4.    

Keep the lift clean and wipe off any oil or grease. lubricate all moving parts.

7.5.    

Before each use check all parts. if any part of the lift is damaged or suspect, remove the lift from service and take necessary action to  

 repair.

8.  troubleShooting

fig.7

fig.6

mt680.V4 | issue 1 - 21/04/16

Original Language Version

© Jack sealey limited

Summary of Contents for MT680.V4

Page 1: ...igned to perform 9 9 Keep children and unauthorised persons away from the work area 9 9 Remove ill fitting clothing Remove ties watches rings and other loose jewellery and contain long hair 9 9 Keep proper balance and footing DO NOT overreach and wear non slip footwear 9 9 Ensure the vehicle is adequately secured to the lifting platform with appropriate straps 9 9 When the platform is being raised...

Page 2: ...31 4 6 Tighten lock nut 35 4 7 Fit motorcycle wheel clamp also see fig 1 4 8 Fit crank handle assembly 40 to platform 1 through pre drilled holes use bolt 5 washer 38 and nut 7 4 8 1 Fit moveable vice jaw 2 to crank handle assembly 40 use bolt 6 4 8 2 Fit fixed vice jaw 3 to platform 1 use bolt 5 4 8 3 Fit stop plate 4 to platform 1 use bolt 5 4 9 Fit side extensions 4 9 1 Pass connecting bars 42 ...

Page 3: ...esult in air remaining in the oil Should the pump fail to purge completely at the first attempt a second purge will be required 6 1 3 Purge the hydraulic system by depressing the release foot pedal and pumping the lift foot pedal fifteen to twenty times 6 1 4 Test the lift unladen by moving the safety handle to the right and raising the lift to full height 6 1 5 Safety handle operation 6 1 5 1 To ...

Page 4: ...e clamp to hold the bike in place 6 2 6 Press on the air valve to raise the lift The air valve can be locked in the on position see figs 6 and 7 NOTE Ensure the safety handle is to the right and the lock plate assembly 10 is locked in a corresponding pair of safety latches to prevent accidental lowering 6 2 7 When work is completed remove all tools from underneath the lift before lowering 6 2 8 Mo...

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