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14. take care that no persons lean against the raised vehicle.
15. Do not use the floor jack outdoors, in case of frost or rain.
16. Watch the floor jack and the vehicle being lifted whilst using the appli-
ance. never let the floor jack and vehicle out of your sight.
17. Check the floor jack before each use for damage, oil leaks, corrosion
and missing parts, such as rollers or safety cotter pins. Do not use the
floor jack if it is damaged or parts are missing.
18. Do not modify the floor jack in any way.
19. Keep the information label attached to the floor jack in good condition.
20. Children and persons who are mentally or physically disabled must not
handle the appliance. they are not able to correctly judge the risks
associated with the appliance.
21. Do not use the floor jack under the following circumstances:
− under difficult conditions (e.g. very cold or hot climate, under the influ-
ence of strong magnetic radiation) and similar situations.
– combined with explosive substances, mines etc. and similar situations.
− when lifting loads that contain the following materials among others:
molten metal, acids, radioactive material, or loose goods, which are not
firmly joined together, and similar situations.
− in contact with foods and similar situations.
− on ships and similar situations.
22. Only use accessories that are supplied with the appliance.
23. Position the floor jack in such a way that it only lifts the vehicle in areas
which are suitable according to the model. If necessary use suitable
adapters to prevent damage to the points of contact on the vehicle.
24. After lifting the vehicle, always support the load with appropriate vehicle
supports before working on the vehicle.
25. Do not overload the floor jack beyond its rated capacity. this can lead
to damage to the floor jack and cause the floor jack to stop working pro-
perly.
26. this floor jack is only designed for use on hard, even surfaces that are
capable of supporting the load. Using the appliance on other surfaces
can lead to instability and may cause the load to slip.
27. Centre the load on the lifting plate before lifting the vehicle. Loads arran-
ged off centre can lead to the load slipping or damage to the floor jack
as well as to your vehicle.
Instructions for use
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