Why won't my ALDI Auto XS FLX-WH-01 car jack lift the vehicle?
If your ALDI Jacks car jack won't lift the vehicle, it might be due to several reasons. First, the oil level could be low; in this case, add oil. Second, the oil may be dirty and blocking the release valve, so you should change the oil. Finally, ensure that the release valve is fully closed.
Why is my ALDI Jacks car jack making noise?
If your ALDI Jacks car jack is making unusual noises during lifting or lowering, it could be that the movable parts are not fully greased. Try oiling the affected areas. Alternatively, the reservoir might be damaged, in which case you should contact the manufacturer through the authorized repairer detailed on the warranty certificate.
What to do if my ALDI Auto XS FLX-WH-01 car jack will not lower?
If your ALDI Jacks car jack won't lower the vehicle, check that the release valve is fully open. If it still won't lower, there might be too much oil in the reservoir; release a little oil.
Why is my ALDI Jacks car jack leaking oil?
If you notice an oil leak from your ALDI Jacks car jack, it's likely that the reservoir or the gaskets are faulty. Contact the manufacturer through the authorized repairer detailed on the warranty certificate.
What if my ALDI Auto XS FLX-WH-01 Jacks car jack has visible damage?
If your ALDI Jacks car jack has visible damage, such as broken or bent parts due to falls or knocks, a qualified professional should inspect and/or fix it.
General| Model | FLX-WH-01 |
|---|---|
| Brand | ALDI Auto XS |
| Category | Jacks |
| Type | Hydraulic Trolley Jack |
| Minimum Height | 135 mm |
| Maximum load capacity | 2000 kg |
| Lifting Capacity | 2 tons |
Instructions contain important information for setup and use. Read carefully before use.
Defines symbols like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE for risk communication.
Details the intended use of the car jack for lifting vehicles up to 2 tonnes.
Provides critical safety warnings, especially regarding lifting people or animals.
Ensure all parts are present and check for any damage before initial use.
Checks before each use: release valve, oil level, and saddle mounting.
Instructions for attaching and detaching the saddle using specific tools.
Steps for fitting the carry handle and assembling the jack handle.
Steps to prepare the vehicle before using the car jack, e.g., hand brake, gear selection.
Guidance on correctly positioning the car jack under the vehicle's lifting point.
Procedure for safely lifting the vehicle, including using jack stands.
Steps for safely lowering the vehicle using the car jack and release valve.
Addresses issues like low oil or blocked release valve and provides solutions.
Covers problems with the release valve not opening or too much oil.
Recommends inspection for damage, and contacting manufacturer for leaks.
Advises on greasing moving parts or contacting the manufacturer for damage.
Procedure for adding hydraulic oil to the reservoir, with warnings about overfilling.
Steps for draining and refilling the hydraulic oil reservoir with new oil.
Instructions for sorting and disposing of product packaging materials.
Guidance on how to discard the car jack when it is no longer usable.
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