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4986-(EN) BETJENINGSVEJLEDNING A16-77 A10 2018-12-17 R1 S12018-12-17 R1 S1
Thank you for choosing a Compac product.
Warranty:
A 3-year warranty is furnished with the product,
provided that the product is handled in accordance with
the directions below. Please see page 7 for complete
warranty information.
Note: Do not undertake constructive changes.
Cautions - safety measures
1. The jack must only be used by trained personnel who
have read and understood this manual.
2. Avoid overloading. The capacity must not be exceeded.
3. The jack must only be used on a horizontal, level and
structurally stable substrate.
4. The vehicle's wheels must be pointed forward and
braked or blocked.
5. The jack is solely a lifting tool. Always support the vehicle
with approved jack stands before working underneath the
vehicle.
6. Lift only at the vehicle's lifting points as prescribed by the
manufacturer, and only centrally on the saddle.
7. Being in, on or under a vehicle that is lifted or solely
supported by a jack is forbidden.
8. The jack may be used with a maximum of 1 standard
extension piece.
9. The jack - including the pressure relief valve - must not
be modified.
10. Maximum allowable air pressure: 10 bar/145 psi,
minimum 300l/min.
11. Min. distance to walls min. 0.5m wrt/ emergency
escape routes.
12. Lacking compliance with these warnings can cause the
load to fall down or the jack to malfunction, which may
result in personal injuries or material damage.
The jack must only be used from -5° to + 40°
Mounting: See page 3
For mounting of joystick, see picture (1-7).
IMPORTANT: The hoses must go through the eye at the pull
handle head, large hose at the bottom and small hose at
the top (see picture 4). Remove the red plug (see picture 5).
CAUTION:
Before placement into service and subsequently at periodic
intervals, lubricate all movable parts with oil. Air
connection: 1/8”RG (see picture 7). Full capacity is achieved
from 8 bar. Maximum air pressure :10 bar/145 psi.
Operating manual:
Transport and store the jack standing on its wheels.
Raising: Press on the operating valve at the top of the
handle (see picture 11), the pump will start, and the jack
will rise.
Lowering: Pull the handle up and turn it clockwise (see
picture 12.13).
The handle can be set in 3 different positions (see picture
8-10) by turning the handle clockwise and tilting it up or
down to the desired position.
Maintenance:
Maintenance and repairs must be performed by qualified
personnel.
As with all other pneumatic tools, the air motor requires oil
for lubrication of moving parts. It is recommended that an
air supply be used with a filer/water trap and oil lubrication
mechanism.
Monthly: Empty the air supply's water trap and fill the
lubrication mechanism up with oil. Lubricate all movable
parts with oil. At the same time, check jacks and extension
pieces for damage and abnormal wear. For obvious wear of
moving parts, replace them at an authorized workshop with
original spare parts.
Annually: Replace filter (see picture 14,17,18)
Check the safety valve by pulling in the eye or air to whistle
out of the valve 2-3 times (see picture19)
Oil filling: Fill up with oil (see picture 14-16). The correct oil
level is 25 mm below the top edge of the hole, when the
jack is standing horizontally, and the lifting arm is
completely down.
Oil quantity: A1,6T-77 = 0.4 l ; A10T-C = 1.2l.
Oil type: Hydraulic oil with viscosity ISO VG 15, for example
Castrol Hyspin AWH 15, Mobil DTE 10 Excel 15 or the
equivalent.
Never use brake fluid!
Safety inspection:
With respect to national rules - however at least every year
- the following must be checked for by a qualified expert:
Damage, abnormal wear, the saddle for incipient fractures,
pressure relief valve's adjustment, cylinder and pump for
leaks. And also, that labels of safety-related significance are
readable.
If anomalies appear, the jack must not be used
Troubleshooting:
1. The jack cannot lift completely up to the top even though
the pump is running: Fill up the oil, see the oil quantity!
2. The air motor is running slowly or halts: The air pressure
from outside is not sufficient, check the air supply!
3. The load is dropping: check for leaks. Introduce press ball
with mandrel (only authorized personnel).
4. Oil spills from cylinder: Replace cylinder gaskets. Sudden
oil spills from air motor and handle may be due to incorrect
handling, for example if the jack has been laying on its side.
If so, the oil spill (from the oil tank) will stop when the jack
is standing on its wheels again - but the oil will continue to
drip for some hours.
Spare parts:
Always replace worn or defective parts with original spare
parts.
Destruction:
When the jack is to be disposed of after many years of use,
the oil must be drained out and disposed of in a lawful
manner.
