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If the USAG jack's ram advances but doesn't hold pressure, ensure the release valve is fully closed. Leaking ram seals, a malfunctioning pump check valve, or an improperly adjusted overload valve can also be the cause. For seal replacement, valve cleaning/replacement, or overload valve adjustment, contact your USAG distributor.
Why is my USAG 1951 B Jacks leaking oil?
If your USAG jack is leaking oil, it's likely due to worn or damaged seals. To resolve this, replace the seals. Contact your USAG distributor for assistance.
What to do if USAG Jacks ram does not advance?
If the ram on your USAG jack does not advance, first ensure that the release valve is completely closed. Also, check the oil level in the reservoir and replenish if it is low. An air-locked system or a load exceeding the jack's capacity could also be the cause. If the oil is low, remove the oil plug, fill the jack with oil to the bottom of the oil fill hole, and bleed the system. If the system is air-locked, bleed air by opening the release valve and removing the oil plug while the jack is sitting on its base and the ram is retracted, then pump for 10 seconds. Finally, ensure you are using the correct equipment for the load.
Why USAG 1951 B ram will not retract, or retracts slowly?
If the ram on your USAG jack will not retract, or retracts slowly, make sure the release valve is open. If the reservoir is too full, drain oil to the correct level. If the ram is damaged internally, take the jack to an authorized service center for repair. Contact your USAG distributor.
How to fix erratic action in USAG 1951 B Jacks?
If your USAG jack exhibits erratic action, it might be due to air in the system, oil viscosity being too high, the ram sticking, or internal leakage. To fix this: 1. Bleed air by opening the release valve and removing the oil plug while the jack is on its base and the ram is retracted, then pump for 10 seconds. 2. Change to a lower viscosity oil. 3. Inspect for dirt, gummy deposits, leaks, misalignment, worn parts, or defective packing. 4. Replace worn packings and check for excessive contamination or wear.
What to do if USAG 1951 B ram only extends partially?
If the ram on your USAG jack only extends partially, ensure the oil level in the reservoir is adequate by filling it to the fill line and bleed the system. Also, inspect the piston rod for any binding issues caused by dirt, gummy deposits, leaks, misalignment, worn parts, or defective packing.
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Details on PPE, removing damaged units, work surface requirements, and user positioning.
Instructions for securing the vehicle, switching off the engine, and monitoring load during operation.
Information on the overload valve, horizontal operation, and telescopic jack characteristics.
Guidance on using the extension screw and detailed steps for lifting and lowering loads safely.
Step-by-step instructions to remove trapped air from the hydraulic system for optimal performance.
Instructions for cleaning, lubrication, using correct hydraulic fluid (ISO 13), and original parts.
Guidelines for keeping the jack clean, protected from elements, and proper storage procedures.
Guide to identify and resolve common problems like erratic action, ram issues, and oil leaks.
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