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FloorJack•30-7724
Please read the entire instruction manual before using and save it for future use. We apologise for
any text or photo errors and any changes of technical data. If you have any questions concerning
technical problems please contact our Customer Service Department (see address on reverse.)
NOTE!
• The oor jack is only intended for lifting. The vehicle must be secured with axle stands (or
similar) with enough load capacity before you start working underneath the load.
• Do not overload the oor jack. It can lift up to 2 tonnes. Overloading could damage the jack,
property or cause personal injury.
• Make sure that there are no animals or people under the load until the load is secured with
e.g. axle stands.
• The jack must not be used for lifting people or animals.
• Do not try to move the jack when it is under load.
• The jack must not be modied in any way.
• Use the lifting points recommended by the manufacturer of your car.
• The oor jack is intended for use on an even, hard surface. If used on other surfaces the oor
jack could become unstable and drop its load.
• Make sure that the load is centred on the lifting cup.
Use
Beforeuse
Bleeding
1. Insert the handle into the handle sleeve (no. 10 on the drawing).
2. Pump the handle 6 full strokes with the release valve open to make sure that the oil is evenly
distributed.
3. Shut the release valve. The bleeding is now completed.
Inspection
1. A visual inspection of the jack should be made each time the jack is used. Make sure that there
are no cracks in the welds or other parts, oil leaks, loose parts, deformed or worn parts etc.
Liftingloads
1. Place the oor jack on an even, hard surface.
2. Close the release valve by inserting the handle and turning it clockwise, do not turn it too hard.
3. Position the jack’s lifting cup at a suitable point under the load.
4. Make sure that no people or animals are under the load whilst it is being lifted.
5. Insert the handle into the handle sleeve and pump the handle a few times to make sure that
the load is securely seated on the lifting cup, continue lifting the load to the desired height.
Secure the load by slowly lowering it onto supports such as axle stands.
