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the reservoir for contamination. If you find dirt or grime in the reservoir or if the 

 

drain oil appears dirty or feels gritty, simply flush the reservoir out with a clean 

 

flushing solvent before refilling. (Be sure to dispose of used oil in accordance to 

 

E.P.A. regulations.) Refill the reservoir using the recommended oil.  

 
 

With jack fully retracted and in its normal position, fill the reservoir until the oil 

 

level is even with the fill hole and reinstall fill plug. It is important that the oil level 

 

be accurate. Be sure the oil level is even with fill hole. 

 
 

Warning: Do not fill the reservoir unless the jack is fully retracted. 

 Before 

 

returning the jack to service, fully extend the jack without a load by pumping the 

 

lever socket by hand (no lever bar). If the oil is accurate, the lever socket will 

 

become impossible to pump by hand when the jack reaches its full extension. 

 

2.5 

Inspect the jack for leaks, cracks, or other damage, 

 

Immediately take out of service any jack that appears to be damaged or leaking. 

 

Contact Simplex (708) 865-1500 for the name of the Authorized Service Center 

 

in your area. Have the jack serviced only at a Simplex Authorized Service 

 Center. 
 
 
 
 

TROUBLESHOOTING 

 

PROBLEM CAUSE-SOLUTION 

 

 

Jack Will Not Raise. 

 

Release Screw is not closed.  Turn clockwise until hand tight. 

 

 

Release screw not seating properly.  Flush and clean release screw seat and 
replace check ball 

 

 

Ball check in pump piston housing.  Remove pump piston assembly. Flush 
and clean check ball seats and replace check ball. 

 

 

Seal Failure.  Have Jack Serviced by Authorized Service Center. 

 

 

Jack Raises but will not 
hold the load. 

 

Release screw not seating properly.  Flush and clean release screw seat and 
replace check ball 

 

 

Seal Failure.  Have Jack Serviced by Authorized Service Center. 

 

 

Jack only raises half 
way. 

 

Jack is low on Oil.  Add Oil specified in Section 2.3. 

 

 

Jack leaks oil. 

 

Seal Failure.  Have the Jack Serviced at an Authorized Service Center. 

 

 

Jack retracts slow 

 

Air in Hydraulic System.  Remove fill plug to check oil level and completely 
raise and lower jack.  Re-install plug when complete. 

 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for STJ105A

Page 1: ...DNER ROAD BROADVIEW IL 60155 1 800 323 9114 Outside U S 1 708 865 1500 www tksimplex com This illustration is for reference purposes only The appearance of your unit may differ from the unit shown HYDRAULIC TRACK JACKS ST J109LS STJ109S STJ109B STJ105AX STJ105A ...

Page 2: ...iers or pipe wrenches or tighten excessively hand tightening is sufficient Pump the lever socket by hand until the jack advances to and engages with the load At this point the lever socket will become difficult or impossible to pump by hand Insert the lever bar and continue pumping until you have reached the desired amount of lift remove the lever bar from the socket Note The jack will advance usi...

Page 3: ...storage The jack should be stored in a clean dry area and should always be stored fully retracted 2 2 Hydraulic Oil The Track Jack holds approximately 50 cu in of oil The oil should be changed approximately once a year SIMPLEX oil Part AO1 1 gallon is highly recommended WARNING Do not use brake fluid or other non approved substitute oil Lighter weight oils may be used when ambient temperatures are...

Page 4: ...mediately take out of service any jack that appears to be damaged or leaking Contact Simplex 708 865 1500 for the name of the Authorized Service Center in your area Have the jack serviced only at a Simplex Authorized Service Center TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION Jack Will Not Raise Release Screw is not closed Turn clockwise until hand tight Release screw not seating properly Flush and clea...

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