Clarke 7623070 CTJ2250LP Trolley Instructions

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Clarke 7623070 CTJ2250LP Trolley Jack Specification

The Clarke 7623070 CTJ2250LP Trolley Jack is engineered for durability and efficiency in automotive lifting applications. This robust trolley jack is designed to withstand rigorous use, making it ideal for both professional mechanics and serious car enthusiasts. It features a maximum lifting capacity of 2250kg, making it suitable for a wide range of vehicles including sedans and light trucks. The jack is constructed from high-quality steel, ensuring long-lasting performance and reliability.

The CTJ2250LP features a low-profile design, which allows it to easily slide under vehicles with minimal ground clearance, enhancing its versatility. Its dual pump mechanism provides a quick lift action, reducing the time and effort needed to elevate a vehicle. The saddle is equipped with a protective pad to prevent damage to the vehicle's undercarriage during lifting. For ease of maneuverability, the jack is fitted with swivel rear castors, enabling smooth positioning and adjustment.

Safety is a key consideration in the jack's design, featuring an integrated safety valve to prevent overloading and a bypass device to protect the hydraulic system from damage. The long handle provides excellent leverage, while its two-piece design allows for convenient storage. The Clarke CTJ2250LP also includes a wide base for enhanced stability, ensuring safe operation even on uneven surfaces.

This trolley jack is an essential tool for any garage or workshop, offering a blend of strength, functionality, and user-friendly features. Its combination of high lifting capacity, low-profile design, and advanced safety mechanisms make it a reliable choice for efficient vehicle maintenance and repair tasks.

Clarke 7623070 CTJ2250LP Trolley Jack F.A.Q.

How do I properly position the Clarke 7623070 CTJ2250LP Trolley Jack under a vehicle?

To properly position the trolley jack, ensure the vehicle is on a flat surface. Locate the vehicle’s jacking points, usually outlined in the owner's manual, and carefully slide the jack under the point closest to the area you need to lift.

What is the maximum lifting capacity of the Clarke 7623070 CTJ2250LP Trolley Jack?

The Clarke 7623070 CTJ2250LP Trolley Jack has a maximum lifting capacity of 2.25 tonnes.

How do I maintain the hydraulic system of the Clarke CTJ2250LP Trolley Jack?

Regularly check the hydraulic fluid level and top it up if necessary. Inspect for leaks and ensure that all connections are tight. Use only the recommended hydraulic fluid.

Why is my Clarke CTJ2250LP Trolley Jack not lifting properly?

If the jack is not lifting properly, check for low hydraulic fluid levels, air in the hydraulic system, or worn seals. Bleeding the system of air and refilling with hydraulic fluid may resolve the issue.

How can I bleed air from the hydraulic system of the Clarke CTJ2250LP Trolley Jack?

To bleed air, open the release valve and pump the handle several times without a load. Close the valve, then test the jack's lifting capabilities. Repeat if necessary.

What safety precautions should I take when using the Clarke CTJ2250LP Trolley Jack?

Always use jack stands to support the vehicle after lifting. Do not exceed the jack’s weight capacity, and ensure you are on a stable, level surface. Wear appropriate safety gear and never work under a vehicle supported only by a jack.

How often should I lubricate the moving parts of the Clarke CTJ2250LP Trolley Jack?

Lubricate the moving parts of the trolley jack every six months or as needed, depending on usage frequency. Use a suitable lubricant to prevent wear and ensure smooth operation.

What should I do if the Clarke CTJ2250LP Trolley Jack leaks hydraulic fluid?

Inspect the jack for damaged seals or connections. Replace any faulty components and refill the hydraulic fluid to the recommended level. If the issue persists, consult a professional.

Can I use the Clarke CTJ2250LP Trolley Jack on uneven surfaces?

It is not recommended to use the trolley jack on uneven surfaces as it may compromise stability and safety. Always ensure the jack is on a flat, stable surface.

How do I store the Clarke CTJ2250LP Trolley Jack when not in use?

Store the trolley jack in a dry, clean area, preferably indoors. Lower the jack completely to relieve pressure on the hydraulic system and cover it to prevent dust accumulation.