Dannmar MAXJAX TILT, Руководство пользователя

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What to do when there is a power outage
– how can I lower the vehicle?
In such case, use a ½ ratchet wrench to lower lift.
Does the MaxJax Tilt need any maintenance (e.g. lubrication of the trapezoidal screw)?
MaxJax Tilt does not need any maintenance. It contains a lifelong amount of lubrication without any need of a
refill. Any tampering with the MaxJax Tilt hardware is not recommended and may affect the warranty.
Where should I lift the vehicle if I want to tilt it?
It is recommended to lift the vehicle by the area touching the floor (front or back of the vehicle); always lift the
vehicle by a solid part (i.e. fender, trunk etc). Always make sure that lifting part is solid enough. The manufacturer
is not responsible for any injuries or damages that may result due to incorrect lifting of vehicle.
Where to store MaxJax Tilt when it is not in use?
The MaxJax Tilt can be kept leaning against the wall on its gear box housings or hanging on the wall using
supplied hangers. There are no special conditions required for storage of the MaxJax Tilt, except that the
temperature of the room in which the MaxJax Tilt is stored should be between 0 °C (35 °F) and +40 °C (104
°F).
WARNING: The product should be assembled, used and stored well away from sources of heat such as
radiators, boilers, direct sunlight etc. Sources of heat can damage the rubber on the platform and riser pads.
Metal parts of the product could get very hot due to a source of heat and contact with skin or other part of body
could cause injury. The manufacturer is not responsible for any injuries or damages that are result of incorrect
storage of the product.
What to do if I am not able to tilt the vehicle?
The vehicle was probably placed outside the center of gravity. Try changing the position towards the center of
gravity of the lifted vehicle (towards the engine or to back of the vehicle, as needed).
What is the minimum height of my MaxJax Tilt?
The lift in its fully lowered position is approximately
4.25” (11 cm) high. The lift should wheel easily under any
vehicle with a clear underbody height of
4.5” (11.5 cm) or more. If vehicle is lower than 4.25”, you can use a 2” X
4”piece of wood or drive-up ramps.
Is it possible to use MaxJax Tilt to lift sports vehicles and very low vehicles?
The MaxJax Tilt can be used for all vehicles with minimum clearance height of
4.5” (11.5 cm), be careful in case
of modified vehicles which can have plastic/carbon fiber side skirt extensions installed. In such cases, you may
need to use the riser pads to that may provide better clearance. NEVER lift vehicle with platform or riser platforms
touching plastic side skirts!
What is included with my MaxJax Tilt purchase?
As a standard, every MaxJax Tilt comes with a jack stand, riser pads, and 4 pcs of drill adapters. Packaging:
Each MaxJax Tilt has its own closed wooden crate, it is very well protected, and the package is stackable and can
be handled using a fork-lift.
How long is the warranty for MaxJax Tilt?
Limited one-year warranty from the date of purchase of the lift. The warranty will not apply if the safety
instructions, precautions and storage instructions are not followed.
What surfaces are suitable for the MaxJax Tilt lifting device?
The lifting device can be used on all reinforced surfaces commonly used in service centers and garages (concrete
floors, heavy-duty pavements etc.). To avoid damage or scratching of any surface, for example if the lift is used in
showrooms or spaces with polished pavement (or any other interior non-heavy-duty pavement), we recommend
to place a sheet metal plate under the metal travelling wheels.
WARNING: The travelling wheels bear the entire weight of the lifted vehicle and they can thus leave markings or
scratches in polished pavements. The manufacturer is not responsible for any injuries or damages that are result
of incorrect assembly or usage of rails for uneven surface. Never use MaxJax Tilt on very muddy (melted)
asphalt, muddy ground, non-horizontal surfaces (no uphill or downhill), very uneven surface like stones or rocks,
surface with big holes or surfaces with a tendency to collapse. The manufacturer and seller are not responsible
for any injuries or damages that are the result of incorrect usage of the product on an unrecommended surface.