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If Equipped with Override Hex on Motor - Pump # 3218
• After the steps on page 23 on the valves, remove the black plastic cap from the end of the motor
(Can use a small at head screwdriver).
• Place the drill with the 7/16” socket on the manual override shaft located at the end of the motor.
Run drill in a clockwise direction at 2000 r.p.m.(minimum). The jack(s) will retract.
• Following manual override operation, failure to return all valves to normal position may result
in one or more jack legs drifting down from their retracted (stowed) position. For cartridge
valves, rotate the center screw fully counter-clockwise. For directional valves, rotate the red
knob until it ‘snaps’ back to the normal position or return the Allen screw to the original “out”
counter-clockwise position.
*Note: The normal operating position of the screw in the cartridge valve(s) is the counterclockwise ‘out’ position.
The only time the valve should be shifted manually is when attempting to operate jack(s) via manual override.
**Note: The normal operating position of the red knob on the directional valve(s) is the ‘in’ position. The only time
the valve should be shifted manually is when attempting to operate jack(s) via manual override.
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