Clarke 7623201 CTJ1800AB 1.8 Tonne Aluminium Racing Instructions
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Ensure the vehicle is on a flat surface and locate the jack point outlined in your vehicle’s manual. Slide the jack under the vehicle so the saddle is aligned with the jack point.
Once positioned, pump the jack handle smoothly until the vehicle reaches the desired height. Always use jack stands to support the vehicle securely before any work is performed.
Regularly check for hydraulic oil leaks, ensure all moving parts are lubricated, and inspect the jack for any signs of wear or damage before use.
Check the hydraulic oil level and refill if low. Inspect for any visible leaks and ensure that the release valve is completely closed during the lifting process.
A high-quality hydraulic jack oil is recommended. Avoid using brake fluid, alcohol, or transmission oil as these can damage the seals.
It is not recommended to use the jack on uneven surfaces as it can lead to instability and potential accidents. Always ensure the ground is level and firm.
Ensure all tools and personnel are clear of the vehicle. Slowly turn the release valve counterclockwise to gently lower the vehicle to the ground.
The maximum lifting height is approximately 375mm, allowing ample clearance for most maintenance tasks.
Yes, if the jack feels spongy or is not lifting properly, bleeding air might be necessary. Open the release valve and pump the handle several times to release trapped air, then close the valve and test the jack.
No, this jack is designed to lift up to 1.8 tonnes only. Ensure the vehicle's weight does not exceed this capacity to avoid damage or accidents.