XPR-9 Series Two-Post Lifts 65 P/N 5900371 — Rev. D2 — May 2023
10. Raise the Lift until the tires of the Vehicle are a few inches off the ground.
11. Check to make sure all four Adapters are making solid contact with the Lifting Points.
If any of the Adapters are not making solid contact with the Lifting Points, carefully lower the Lift
and start over again; the Adapters must make solid contact with the Lifting Points.
12. Rock the Vehicle to verify the Vehicle is stable and balanced.
If the Vehicle is not stable and balanced, lower the Lift back to the ground and start over.
If the Vehicle is stable and balanced, you can raise it to the desired height.
⚠ DANGER Do not raise the Lift further until you are certain the Vehicle on the Lift is both stable
and balanced. If the Vehicle is not stable and balanced, it could fall, which could
damage the Vehicle, damage the Lift, or injure or kill anyone under the Vehicle.
13. Press and hold the Up Button.
Listen as the Lift passes the Safety Locks; you should hear each side pass by the Safety Locks at
approximately the same time.
14. When the Vehicle reaches the desired height, go past the next Safety Lock position (you will hear
the clank as it passes), then release the Up Button.
15. Press and hold the Lowering Handle, which lowers the Lift onto the Safety Lock you just passed.
Do not hold the Safety Lock Release Handle; that is for lowering the Lift to the ground.
16. When the Lift stops moving down, it is engaged on its Safety Locks; release the Lowering Handle.
Do not leave the Lift controls unless the Lift is engaged on its Safety Locks or
fully lowered.
17. Recheck the Adapters to verify they are all still making solid contact with the Lifting Points.
18. Make sure the Lift is engaged on the same Safety Lock on both Posts. You do not want the Lift
engaged on Safety Locks of two different heights or one Safety Lock engaged but the other not.
19. Begin work on the Vehicle.
⚠ DANGER Only leave the Lift fully lowered or engaged on a Safety Lock. Never move or work
under a vehicle unless it is stable and resting on a Safety Lock.
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