••• 6 •••
• Never lift human cargo; nor allow personnel on or under the load before the lifting is complete and the load
has been fully secured (see procedure 9).
• Never allow a raised load to be supported by the jacks only or lift without being secured (see procedure 9).
Never leave the lever bar in the socket after lifting is complete. (Accidental striking of unattended bar
projecting from socket risks the jack becoming dislocated or dislodged causing the load to shift or fall).
• Never strike jack housing or parts with a hammer or other heavy object to align or set jack. (In addition to
causing possible damage to the jack, ying chips or other objects may cause serious injury to anyone in the
vicinity.)
Maintenance and Lubrication Instructions:
1. Comply with procedure 2 and the inspection, testing and maintenance requirements of ANSI B30.1 as
determined from use experience or as specied by a qualied person of authority.
2. Keep jack mechanisms clean, free of grit and rust, and in good working condition.
3. Do not lubricate the tooth side of the rack bar. Lubricate the back side with #2 graphite grease.
4. Never mass lubricate a jack.
5. Periodically lubricate at points marked with an (*) asterisk (see Fig. on page 2) with a good grade of SAE 20
wt. oil -
Avoid lubrication of tooth surface or pawls and rack bar.
6. Inspect jack frequently and before each use. Immediately remove jack from service if any parts appear
worn, bent, rusted or otherwise damaged. Repairs must be made by an Authorized Service Center (contact
Simplex at 1(800) 323-9114 for referral).
To Next Page
Loading...
General