To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the Lift Arm of my Pittsburgh 61523 Jacks will not lift all the way?
If the Lift Arm of your Pittsburgh Jacks isn't lifting fully, the Ram might be low on fluid. Inspect the fluid level and add more if necessary.
How to fix Pittsburgh Jacks that will not lift at its weight capacity?
If your Pittsburgh Jacks won't lift at its specified weight capacity, ensure the Release Pedal isn't stuck and fully raises.
Why is fluid leaking from the fill plug on my Pittsburgh Jacks?
If you notice fluid leaking from the fill plug of your Pittsburgh Jacks, it could be due to having too much hydraulic fluid inside. You should check the fluid level and adjust it as needed to resolve the leak.
Why does the pump stroke feel spongy on my Pittsburgh 61523 Jacks?
If the pump stroke on your Pittsburgh Jacks feels spongy, the valves may be blocked and not closing fully. To address this, with assistance: 1. Lower the Lift Arm and release the Release Pedal. 2. Manually lift the Lift Arm several inches. 3. Press the Release Pedal and quickly force the Lift Arm down.
General| Brand | Pittsburgh |
|---|---|
| Model | 61523 |
| Category | Jacks |
| Language | English |
Precautions to follow during product assembly to ensure safety and prevent hazards.
Guidelines for safe operation, including capacity limits, surface requirements, and load handling.
Prepare the Lift Arm/Shaft Assembly by moving safety levers and raising the lift arm.
Install the Ram by securing it to the Lift Arm/Shaft Assembly using pins and R-clips.
Connect the Lift Arm/Shaft Assembly to the Base using bolts, washers, and nuts.
Attach the Extension Beam to the Upper Lift Arm using a pin, washer, and R-clip.
Install the Wheel Brackets onto the Extension Beam using width pins.
Attach the Wheel Bracket Rods to the Wheel Brackets, securing them with washers and R-clips.
Insert and secure the Foot Pedal into its holder on the Ram using a bolt and washer.
Insert and secure the Handle into the bracket on the Lift Arm/Shaft Assembly.
Procedure to bleed excess air from the hydraulic system for proper jack operation.
Steps for safely lifting a vehicle, including wheel bracket adjustment and safety lock engagement.
Steps for safely lowering the vehicle and the jack after use.
Guidelines for cleaning, routine maintenance, and lubrication of the jack.
Identifies possible symptoms of jack malfunction and suggests probable solutions.
