ULTIMATE SPEED 303565, Operation And Safety Notes

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to hand before raising the vehicle. If you do not
use axle stands, the vehicle may tip over and
cause a risk to life.
Follow these steps:
Ensure that the support plate
1
is fully
lowered and the extension screw
2
is com-
pletely screwed in before you put away the
vehicle jack.
Place the hydraulic vehicle jack in the desired
position. In choosing the position, observe
the provisions of the owner‘s manual for
your vehicle.
If necessary screw out the extending screw
2
until it comes into contact with the un-
derside of the vehicle (Fig. B).
Connect the rod
7
to the lifting handle
6
to extend the lifting handle.
CAUTION! RISK OF SHEAR-
ING AND CRUSHING IN-
JURY!
Keep your fingers away
from the area of the lifting handle socket
3
while pumping. Failure to observe this advice
may result in shearing and crushing injury.
Guide the end of the lifting handle
6
into
the lifting handle socket
3
and pump the
vehicle up to the desired height (Fig. D).
Place the axle stands under the designated
jacking points under the vehicle.
Relieve the load from the vehicle jack by
placing the rod
7
with the oval opening
on to the release valve
5
, then turning the
rod
7
slightly anticlockwise before turning
it back immediately. The support plate
1
drops slightly and the vehicle is held on the
axle stands.
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Lowering the vehicle
DANGER TO LIFE! Check that no person
or object is under the vehicle before you
lower it.
CAUTION! Lower the vehicle slowly, other-
wise there is the danger of injury and damage
to the product or to the vehicle.
First raise the vehicle slightly in order to be
able to remove the axle stands. Proceed as
described in the section on „Raising the
vehicle“.
Remove the axle stands.
Place the rod
7
with oval opening on to the
release valve
5
and turn the rod slowly
anticlockwise (Fig. C). The vehicle is lowered
slowly.
Note: The more quickly the rod
7
is
turned anticlockwise, the faster the vehicle
is lowered. Therefore you should proceed
very cautiously at first in order to get a feel-
ing for the correct speed.
Lower the support plate
1
until it is no
longer loaded. Then pull the vehicle jack
out from under the vehicle. Press down on
the support plate
1
until it is fully lowered.
Close the release valve
5
by turning the
rod
7
on the release valve
5
clockwise.
Take the rod
7
off the release valve
5
.
If it is extended, screw the extension screw
2
back down into the jack body.
If the jack can no longer be lowered as de-
sired, 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 defec-
tive jack. Seek professional help if you are
uncertain.
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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.