To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the hydraulic unit of my Pro-Lift T-2152 will not lift load?
If the hydraulic unit of your Pro-Lift Lifting Systems will not lift a load, it could be due to an overload condition. Remedy the overload condition to resolve this. Also, ensure that the release valve is tightly closed. If issues persist, contact Pro-Lift Customer Support.
How to fix a Pro-Lift T-2152 that will not lower after unloading?
If your Pro-Lift Lifting System won't lower after unloading, the reservoir might be overfilled; drain the fluid to the proper level. Binding linkages could also be the cause; clean and lubricate the moving parts to fix this.
Why is the lift performance of my Pro-Lift T-2152 Lifting Systems poor?
If your Pro-Lift Lifting System shows poor lift performance, it might be due to a low fluid level. Make sure the fluid level is at the correct level. Another possible reason is trapped air in the system. With the ram fully retracted, remove the oil filler plug to release any pressurized air, then reinstall the plug.
Why does the hydraulic unit of my Pro-Lift T-2152 Lifting Systems bleed off after lift?
If the hydraulic unit of your Pro-Lift Lifting Systems bleeds off after lifting, it could be due to an overload condition. Remedy the overload condition. If the issue persists, there may be a hydraulic unit malfunction, in which case you should contact Pro-Lift Customer Support.
General| Brand | Pro-Lift |
|---|---|
| Model | T-2152 |
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Language | English |
Read, understand, and follow all provided information for safe use of the lift.
Check for damage, loose parts, or signs of shock load before operating the lift.
Details the lift's intended use for motorcycles/ATVs and its limitations.
Key precautions for safe operation including capacity, load securing, and clearances.
Inspect lift, check moving parts, verify compatibility, and heed specific usage warnings.
Step-by-step guide for assembling the hydraulic unit, frame, pedals, and handle.
Steps for positioning, lifting, securing loads, and engaging height locking mechanisms.
Keep lift clean, lubricated, and store in retracted position when not in use.
Procedures for adding and changing hydraulic oil, including fluid type and disposal.
Lists parts with item numbers, descriptions, quantities, and contact info for ordering.
Addresses common symptoms like hydraulic unit failure, lifting/lowering problems, and poor performance.
Outlines the terms, conditions, limitations, and remedies for the limited warranty.
