To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Torin Jacks lifting poorly?
If your Torin Jacks are lifting poorly, it might be due to a low oil level, so add oil as required. Alternatively, the power unit might be malfunctioning, in which case you should replace it.
How to fix Torin BIG RED T84007 that will not lower?
If your Torin Jacks won't lower, it could be due to air in the hydraulics, so you should purge the air from the system. Another possible cause is an overfilled oil reservoir, in which case you should drain the excessive oil and lubricate moving parts. Finally, check for any binding or foreign obstructions that may be preventing the jack from lowering.
Why won't my Torin Jacks lift the load?
If your Torin Jacks won't lift the load, several issues could be the cause. First, ensure the release valve is completely closed by turning the handle clockwise. Also, check if you've exceeded the weight capacity. Another potential reason is air in the hydraulics, which requires purging the system. Low oil level can also prevent lifting, so add oil as needed. Lastly, a malfunctioning power unit may be the problem, in which case you should replace it.
What to do if my Torin BIG RED T84007 Jacks will not hold load?
If your Torin Jacks won't hold a load, make sure the release valve is completely closed by turning the handle clockwise. Also, check the oil level and add oil if it's low. If neither of these steps work, the power unit may be malfunctioning and require replacement.
Read and understand all ASSEMBLY AND OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS before operating. Failure to follow rules may result in serious personal injury.
Record model name, number, date of manufacture, and purchase date for future reference.
Read and follow safety instructions; use only genuine replacement parts for safe operation and warranty.
Heavy-duty jack for lifting vehicles, features overload valve bypass and compact design for confined spaces.
Details capacity, lifting range in inches and centimeters for the T84007 model.
Understand and follow all instructions; be aware of potential conditions and use common sense.
Inspect jack for damage, wear, lubrication, and work area for hazards before each use.
Jack is for lifting only; vehicle must be supported by jack stands. Never go under unsupported vehicle.
DO NOT USE wood blocks or non-approved devices. Use only ASME standard jack stands.
Study all instructions, do not exceed capacity, use on hard level surfaces, lift on approved points.
Position jack correctly, use jack stands, do not overload, use on level surfaces, chock wheels.
Stay alert, use caution, do not operate when tired or impaired. Ensure operators are trained.
Inspect regularly, use genuine parts, store safely. Do not modify the jack.
Connect handle pieces, insert into socket, and secure. Cycle lift to test operation.
Handle the socket carefully during clip removal. Do not lift or carry jack by the handle.
Remove cover, open release valve, pump handle, and purge air from the oil fill plug.
Read manual, perform air purge, check pump operation, and inspect for damage.
Position jack, set brake, center load, pump handle to lift, and support with jack stands.
Never disable lift control valve by wiring or clamping. Use only provided or authorized handles.
Remove jack stands, slowly open release valve, and lower load carefully.
Use extreme caution when lowering; handle may turn rapidly. Rapid lowering can cause serious injury.
Inspect for damage, wear, and lubrication needs. Lubricate moving parts regularly.
Check rams for rust, clean obstructed parts with solvent. Never use sandpaper.
Understand hydraulic operation. Store jack in a dry location, handle upright, and lubricated.
Position jack, remove cover and plug, fill oil to level, replace plug, and perform air purge.
Position jack, open valve, remove cover and plug, drain oil, fill new oil, replace plug, and purge.
Use only approved jack oil. Never use brake fluid, motor oil, or mix fluids. Dispose fluid properly.
Check pump piston and ram for rust. Wipe clean with oil-soluble cloth. Store retracted.
Visual representation of all jack components with numerical references.
Detailed list of parts, part numbers, descriptions, and quantities for assembly and service.
Table of common issues, their causes, and recommended solutions for jack operation problems.
Details on the 1-year limited warranty, how to obtain service, and customer support contact.
Explains warranty period, coverage for defects, exclusions for misuse, and consumer remedies.
Details on state rights, governing law, jurisdiction, and manufacturer's reservation of rights.
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