What to do if my Napa Carlyle Tools 791-6620E Jacks unit will not lift the rated load?
If your Napa Jacks unit isn't lifting the rated load, you should purge air from the hydraulic system. Follow the procedure outlined under the SETUP section to complete this process.
Why does my Napa Carlyle Tools 791-6620E feel spongy or not sustain the rated load?
If your Napa Jacks unit feels spongy or fails to sustain the rated load, it's likely due to air in the hydraulic system. Purge the air from the hydraulic system by following the procedure described in the SETUP section.
How to fix a Napa Carlyle Tools 791-6620E Jacks unit that will not lift to full height?
If your Napa Jacks unit isn't lifting to its full height, it may be caused by air trapped in the hydraulic system. Bleed the hydraulic system by following the procedure detailed under SETUP.
What to do if the handle raises up on Napa Jacks under load?
If the handle of your Napa Jacks tends to raise up while the unit is under a rated load, rapidly pump the handle several times. This action helps push oil past the ball valves within the power unit, resolving the issue.
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