Clarke 7623075 CTJ1500QULP 1.5 Tonne Garage Instructions

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Year 2020
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Clarke 7623075 CTJ1500QULP 1.5 Tonne Garage Jack Specification

The Clarke 7623075 CTJ1500QULP 1.5 Tonne Garage Jack is a robust and reliable lifting device, designed to meet the demands of professional automotive maintenance and repair. This garage jack is engineered to lift vehicles weighing up to 1.5 tonnes, making it suitable for a wide range of cars and light-duty vehicles. The jack features a durable steel construction, ensuring long-lasting performance and stability during use. Its low-profile design allows it to easily access vehicles with low ground clearance, enhancing versatility in various automotive settings.

The CTJ1500QULP is equipped with a quick-lift system, which significantly reduces the number of strokes needed to achieve maximum height, increasing efficiency and saving time during operations. The hydraulic mechanism is designed for smooth and controlled lifting, minimizing the risk of sudden drops and enhancing safety. A built-in safety valve prevents overloading, providing an additional layer of protection to both the user and the vehicle.

The jack includes a rotating saddle that ensures optimal contact with the vehicle's lifting points and a wide base that offers enhanced stability on different surfaces. It is fitted with rear swivel casters, allowing for easy maneuverability and precise positioning under vehicles. The Clarke 7623075 CTJ1500QULP is coated with a corrosion-resistant finish, protecting it from rust and wear, thereby extending its service life.

Overall, the Clarke 7623075 CTJ1500QULP 1.5 Tonne Garage Jack combines strength, efficiency, and safety features, making it a dependable tool for both professional mechanics and automotive enthusiasts. Its thoughtful design and durable construction make it an essential addition to any garage or workshop.

Clarke 7623075 CTJ1500QULP 1.5 Tonne Garage Jack F.A.Q.

What are the steps to safely lift a vehicle using the Clarke 7623075 CTJ1500QULP 1.5 Tonne Garage Jack?

To safely lift a vehicle, position the jack under the vehicle's lifting point, pump the handle until the vehicle reaches the desired height, and ensure stability by securing with jack stands.

How do I check the hydraulic fluid level in the Clarke 7623075 CTJ1500QULP jack?

To check the hydraulic fluid level, fully lower the jack, remove the fill plug, and ensure the fluid is level with the bottom of the fill hole. Top up if necessary.

What should I do if the jack is not lifting to its maximum height?

If the jack isn't lifting fully, check for air in the hydraulic system and bleed it if necessary. Also, inspect for hydraulic fluid leaks and top up the fluid if low.

How can I properly maintain the Clarke 7623075 CTJ1500QULP jack?

Regular maintenance includes checking and topping up hydraulic fluid, inspecting for leaks, cleaning the jack, and lubricating moving parts periodically.

What precautions should be taken to avoid jack failure?

Ensure the jack is used on a flat, stable surface, do not exceed its weight capacity, and always use jack stands to support the vehicle after lifting.

Can the Clarke 7623075 CTJ1500QULP jack be used for all vehicle types?

The jack is designed for vehicles weighing up to 1.5 tonnes. Always check the vehicle’s weight and lift points before use.

How do I bleed air from the Clarke 7623075 CTJ1500QULP jack?

To bleed air, open the release valve, pump the handle 5-6 times without load, close the valve, and test the jack's lifting capability.

What should be done if the jack handle doesn't return to its original position after use?

Check for obstructions or debris in the handle mechanism, and lubricate if necessary. If the problem persists, inspect the return spring for damage.

How often should the Clarke 7623075 CTJ1500QULP jack be serviced?

Service the jack at least once a year, or more frequently if used regularly. Check the hydraulic system, lubricate parts, and inspect for wear and tear.

What is the correct way to store the Clarke 7623075 CTJ1500QULP jack when not in use?

Store the jack in a dry place, in the lowered position to reduce stress on the hydraulic system, and periodically check for rust or damage.