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Preparatory steps
1. Push the lifting levers qinto each other.
Turn them until they are secured against being
pulled apart.
2. Place the lifting levers qonto the release valve
rat the front.Turn it clockwise to close it
completely.
3. Now place the lifting levers qin the lifting lever
collet t.
4. Turn the lifting levers qclockwise until they are
secure against being pulled out.
5. On the first utilisation or after an extended
period of non-usage, first pump the Trolley Jack
without any loading (6-7 pump movements).
This distributes the hydraulic oil evenly again
inside the device.
Raising the vehicle
Important: Refer to the vehicle owner's
handbook to find out where the lifting points are
located. To avoid damage, the vehicle may only
be raised at these places.
1. Push the loading plate wto exactly in the
middle below the lifting point.
Note: Ensure that you place the vehicle jack in
such a position that the lifting levers qare not
under the vehicle.
2. To start, only pump until the loading plate wis
just touching the lifting point. This permits you to
make corrections if needed.
3. Now raise the vehicle until you have sufficient
clearance to position the axle stands.
4. Permit the vehicle to drop onto the axle stands in
that you slowly open the release valve rby
turning it in an anti-clockwise direction.
Lowering the vehicle
1. First raise the vehicle a little to remove the axle
stands.
2. Then, with the lifting lever q, slowly turn the
release valve r(anti-clock-wise) and carefully
allow the vehicle to descend.
3. As soon as the Trolley Jack is removed from
under the vehicle, the loading plate wcan be
completely pressed down with the foot.
Cleaning and Care
Note: The hydraulic fluid may only be topped
up by a trained technician, or by customer
service.
The Trolley Jack can simply be cleaned with a
lightly oiled cloth.
Note: Do not alter the setting of the factory set
adjustment screw, this is only intended for
repairs carried out by customer services.
Storage
Lower the lifting arm completely. This permits space-
saving storage of the Trolley Jack.
