Total Source SY8000 - Lower the Forklift; Inspecting the Jack

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8. Lower the Forklift
WARNING! To avoid serious injury or death, NEVER drive the forklift o the jack or attempt to move a forklift
that if it is elevated by the jack.
1. Use the instructions from Step 5 (Raise the Forklift) to raise the forklift o the jack stands.
2. Carefully remove the stands from beneath the forklift and place them away from the work area.
3. Slowly turn the release knob counterclockwise to lower the forklift to the oor. WARNING! Turn the
release knob slowly to prevent the possibility of the jack from kicking out from under the forklift.
4. Lower the jack completely and move the jack and chocks away from the work area.
INSPECTING THE JACK
Use the following procedures to inspect the jack for wear or damage:
• Inspect the serrated lift pad regularly, and remove a jack from service if it is cracked, chipped, rusted,
or shows signs of wear.
• The jack should raise and lower smoothly through its full range. Inspect the lift arm for damage such
as bends and/or twists.
• Check the wheels to make sure that they are not damaged and that they rotate freely
• Replace any missing or damaged components or decals before putting the jack back into service.
! WARNING
The owner must inspect, or appoint a knowledgeable person to inspect the
jack for signs of damage, corrosion, excessive wear, abnormal operation, or
any other potential problem. Inspection should be performed before each use.
NEVER use a jack that appears to be damaged in any way. If any irregularities
or problems are detected during an inspection, the jack must be removed
from service immediately and repaired. Contact customer service at the
address and numbers shown on the back cover of this manual to report any
problems.
If a jack is subjected to an abnormal shock or load, it must immediately be
removed from service and inspected for damage.