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If your Craftsman Jack will not lower completely, it could be due to a couple of reasons. The oil reservoir might be over-filled, in which case you should drain out some oil. Alternatively, the moving parts may require lubrication, so lubricate them as necessary.
Why is my Craftsman Jack not lifting to full height?
If your Craftsman Jack is not lifting to its full height, it could be due to several reasons. First, the power unit might have trapped air; in this case, release the air from the system. Second, the release valve may not be closing correctly; ensure it is tightly turned clockwise. Lastly, the power unit may be malfunctioning, requiring a replacement.
What to do if Craftsman Jacks lifting poorly and pump feels spongy?
If you're experiencing poor lifting and a spongy pump feel with your Craftsman Jack, it could be due to a low oil level. Try adding oil as required. Alternatively, the power unit may be malfunctioning and require replacement.
General safety guidelines and warnings for operating the floor jack.
Instructions and procedures for using the floor jack.
Procedures for maintaining the floor jack's functionality.
Loosen and remove screws to expose the oil fill plug.
Engage handle with valve slot and turn counterclockwise to open.
Pump handle 6-8 times and leave in the down position.
Push oil fill plug to release trapped air; listen for a hiss.
Secure the cover plate back in place with screws.
Turn handle clockwise to fully close the release valve.
Remove handle and check for proper pump action.
Study and follow all instructions before operating the jack.
Position jack only on specified vehicle lifting areas.
Always support the load with stands after lifting.
Do not exceed rated capacity to prevent damage.
Use only on hard, level surfaces for stability.
Center load before lifting; off-center loads cause instability.
Do not move vehicles or other items with the jack.
Step-by-step instructions for safely lifting a vehicle.
Step-by-step instructions for safely lowering a vehicle.
Procedure for adding hydraulic jack oil to the reservoir.
Procedure for draining and refilling hydraulic jack oil.
Recommended lubrication schedule for moving parts.
General safety guidelines and warnings for operating the floor jack.
Instructions and procedures for using the floor jack.
Procedures for maintaining the floor jack's functionality.
Loosen and remove screws to expose the oil fill plug.
Engage handle with valve slot and turn counterclockwise to open.
Pump handle 6-8 times and leave in the down position.
Push oil fill plug to release trapped air; listen for a hiss.
Secure the cover plate back in place with screws.
Turn handle clockwise to fully close the release valve.
Remove handle and check for proper pump action.
Study and follow all instructions before operating the jack.
Position jack only on specified vehicle lifting areas.
Always support the load with stands after lifting.
Do not exceed rated capacity to prevent damage.
Use only on hard, level surfaces for stability.
Center load before lifting; off-center loads cause instability.
Do not move vehicles or other items with the jack.
Step-by-step instructions for safely lifting a vehicle.
Step-by-step instructions for safely lowering a vehicle.
Procedure for adding hydraulic jack oil to the reservoir.
Procedure for draining and refilling hydraulic jack oil.
Recommended lubrication schedule for moving parts.
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