6 GB/IE
JNever use the hydraulic vehicle jack for mov-
ing or loading a vehicle. Never use it to lift a
whole vehicle completely off the ground.
JMake sure that no-one – especially a child
– is in the vehicle and that everyone is kept at
an adequate distance away from the vehicle
when the hydraulic vehicle jack is in use.
JNever change the setting of the safety valve 4.
It is preset to the correct setting in the factory
and must never be readjusted later.
JDo not use the hydraulic car jack if the sealing
(safety valve 4) is damaged.
JBefore using the vehicle jack, the user must be
made familiar with the device by an experi-
enced person. The pump force and the trans-
ferred force are equal to approximately 350 N.
JIf the markings on the product are damaged
enough so as to be illegible then the vehicle
jack must not be used until the markings are
renewed.
JNo modifications may be carried out to the
hydraulic bottle jack. Any physical modifica-
tion of the device and its compliance with
EN 1494/A1: 2008.
JThe applied force when using the vehicle jack
must not exceed 350 N. The equates to a
force on the lever of approximately 35kg.
JCAUTION! RISK OF SHEARING
AND CRUSHING INJURY! Keep
your fingers away from the area of
the lifting handle socket 3while pumping.
Failure to observe this advice may result in
shearing and crushing injury.
The operating temperature of the hydraulic oil
of this equipment is between -20°C to +40°C.
Do not use this equipment in rooms exposed to
fire hazards, where flammable or explosive
vapours or dusts may be present (e.g. in sta-
bles, barns or paint shops).
Only use this device to lift and lower the vehicle,
not to keep the vehicle in a lifted position. Do
not move it whilst raising or lowering.
Do not use the equipment if oil leaks are present.
After use return all parts used into their original
position. Have the hydraulic oil or oil pump
replaced by a professional if the parts can no
longer be moved.
QUse
QRaising the vehicle
CAUTION! RISK TO LIFE! Check that the
vehicle jack and axle stands are in an undamaged
condition before you use them. Ensure that the
hydraulic vehicle jack is used only in combination
with axle stands. Have your axle stands to hand be-
fore raising the vehicle. If you do not use axle stands,
the vehicle may tip over and cause a risk to life.
Follow these steps:
j Ensure that the support plate 1is fully lowered
and the extension screw 2is completely
screwed in before you put away the vehicle jack.
j
Place the hydraulic vehicle jack in the desired
position. In choosing the position, observe the
provisions of the owner‘s manual for your vehicle.
j
If necessary screw out the extending screw 2
until it comes into contact with the underside of
the vehicle (Fig. B).
j
Connect the rod 7to the lifting handle 6to
extend the lifting handle.
JCAUTION! RISK OF SHEARING
AND CRUSHING INJURY! Keep
your fingers away from the area of
the lifting handle socket 3while pumping.
Failure to observe this advice may result in
shearing and crushing injury.
j
Guide the end of the lifting handle 6into the
lifting handle socket 3and pump the vehicle
up to the desired height (Fig. D).
j
Place the axle stands under the designated
jacking points under the vehicle.
j
Relieve the load from the vehicle jack by plac-
ing the rod 7with the oval opening on to the
release valve 5, then turning the rod 7slightly
anticlockwise before turning it back immediately.
The support plate 1drops slightly and the
vehicle is held on the axle stands.
QLowering the vehicle
DANGER TO LIFE! Check that no person or
object is under the vehicle before you lower it.
