To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Pro-Lift Jack bleeds off after lift?
If your Pro-Lift Jack loses height after lifting, this indicates a hydraulic unit malfunction. Stop using the jack and contact Customer Support for assistance.
What to do if Ram plunger will not remain lowered after released from contact with load (creeps back up) in Pro-Lift Jack?
If the ram plunger creeps back up after releasing the load, it means there is air trapped in the system. If there is no contact between the lifted load and the jack saddle, simply remove the jack and follow the instructions on page 4 for bleeding air from system. However, if there is any loaded contact between the saddle and the vehicle, STOP, use another jack to raise the load high enough to re-install jack stands. Remove the affected jack, then the stands. Using the other jack, lower the load by turning the release valve counter-clockwise, but never more than 1/2 full turn, then follow the instructions on page 4 for bleeding air from system.
What to do if fluid leaks from reservoir area and Pro-Lift Jack saddle will not descend to lowest advertised height?
If fluid leaks from the reservoir area and the jack saddle doesn't fully descend, it could be due to an overfilled reservoir; drain the fluid to the correct level.
What to do if Pro-Lift Jack will not lift load?
If your Pro-Lift Jack isn't lifting, first, ensure the release valve is tightly closed by turning it clockwise until you feel firm resistance using the provided handle. If the issue persists, the load might be too heavy for the jack; in this case, consider using a jack with a higher capacity.
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Warns against exceeding capacity, improper surfaces, and using as a stand-alone device.
Details risks of working with loads, intoxication, and unintended uses.
Covers compatibility checks, manual review, and familiarization with controls.
Instructions for bleeding air from the hydraulic system.
Step-by-step guide on safely lifting a vehicle.
Steps for safely lowering a vehicle after lifting.
Importance of using correct fluids and regular checks.
Instructions for adding and changing hydraulic oil.
Guidance on lubricating moving parts, cleaning, and proper storage.
Table detailing symptoms, causes, and corrective actions for jack malfunctions.
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