To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix Torin T91207A Jacks that will not lower?
If your Torin Jacks won't lower, consider these possibilities. The oil reservoir might be overfilled, so drain any excessive oil and lubricate the moving parts. Another potential cause is the jack binding or a foreign obstruction, so inspect and clear any obstructions.
What to do if my Torin T91207A Jacks will not lift load?
If your Torin Jacks won't lift a load, several factors could be at play. First, ensure the release valve is completely closed by turning the handle clockwise. Also, check if the weight capacity has been exceeded. Another potential issue is air in the hydraulics, which requires purging the air from the system. A low oil level could also be the culprit, so add oil as needed. Lastly, a malfunctioning power unit would need replacement.
What to do if my Torin T91207A will not hold load?
If your Torin Jacks won't hold a load, there are a few things to inspect. Make sure the release valve is fully closed by turning the handle clockwise. Also, check the oil level and add oil if it's low. If these steps don't resolve the issue, the power unit may be malfunctioning and require replacement.
Why is my Torin T91207A lifting poorly?
Poor lifting performance in your Torin Jacks could stem from a couple of issues. Check the oil level first and add oil if necessary. If the problem persists, the power unit might be malfunctioning, requiring a replacement.
Emphasizes reading the manual before operation or repair to prevent injury or death.
Defines the jack's purpose for lifting vehicles and machinery, and compliance with ASME standards.
Provides key technical details including item, capacity, and lifting ranges in inches and cm.
Highlights essential warnings and cautions for safe jack operation and user understanding.
Covers general safety rules, important considerations, and inspection procedures for jack usage.
Specifies that the jack is for lifting only, not for moving vehicles, and requires jack stands.
Warns against using non-approved devices for support and emphasizes the need for jack stands.
Lists numbered safety markings and instructions for safe operation, including capacity and slope limits.
Details correct jack placement, use of jack stands, and centering loads for safe lifting.
Outlines critical practices like avoiding overload, using level surfaces, and staying alert.
Stresses the importance of trained operators and keeping bystanders at a safe distance.
Includes guidance on pre-use inspection, saving documentation, and proper storage.
Provides step-by-step instructions for assembling the jack handle and securing it.
Details the essential procedure to remove air from the hydraulic system before first use.
Covers essential pre-use steps including manual review, air purge, and component inspection.
Guides users through the process of safely lifting a vehicle using the hydraulic jack.
Details critical steps and warnings for safely lowering a load and the jack.
Instructs on ram retraction after use to reduce rust and contamination exposure.
Covers pre-use inspection for damage, wear, and cleaning of moving parts.
Provides instructions on proper lubrication for optimal performance and longevity.
Details how to prevent rust on rams and plungers, and proper storage procedures.
Step-by-step guide on how to add hydraulic oil to the jack's reservoir.
Instructions for draining and refilling the hydraulic oil in the jack.
Specifies approved jack oil and warns against using incorrect fluids that can cause damage.
Guidance on proper fluid disposal and periodic lubrication for rust prevention.
Visual representation of the bottle jack components with reference numbers for identification.
Detailed list of parts with reference numbers, part numbers, descriptions, and quantities.
Identifies common problems such as 'Jack Will Not Lift' and provides causes and solutions.
Details the 1-year limited warranty, coverage, and contact information for assistance.
Explains the warranty period, coverage limitations, and consumer remedies for defects.
Outlines governing law, jurisdiction, and the manufacturer's right to make design changes.
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