Clarke CTJ3QLGB Bedienungsanleitung

OPERATION & MAINTENANCE

INSTRUCTIONS

ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS DL1021

3 TONNE TROLLEY JACK

MODEL NO: CTJ3QLGB

PART NO: 7621000

INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing this CLARKE Trolley Jack.

Before attempting to use this product, please read this manual thoroughly and

follow the instructions carefully. In doing so you will ensure the safety of yourself

and that of others around you, and you can look forward to your purchase

giving you long and satisfactory service.

SPECIFICATIONS

GUARANTEE

This product is guaranteed against faulty manufacture for a period of 12

months from the date of purchase. Please keep your receipt which will be

required as proof of purchase.

This guarantee is invalid if the product is found to have been abused or

tampered with in any way, or not used for the purpose for which it was

intended.

Faulty goods should be returned to their place of purchase, no product can

be returned to us without prior permission.

This guarantee does not effect your statutory rights.

Model number CTJ3QLGB

Length (not including handle): 616 mm

Width 360 mm

Overall Height (not including handle): 300 mm

Height of Saddle from Floor (min. - max.) 135 mm - 510 mm

Weight 36.2 kg

Rated Load 3 tonne (3000kg)

Pump Oil Capacity 0.23 L

Number of Strokes to Max. Height Handle Only: 22

With Foot Pedal: 10

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

1. ALWAYS wear protective footwear when using a trolley jack.

1. This jack is for lifting only, DO NOT move a load using the jack as a dolly.

2. DO NOT use to lift people.

3. ALWAYS inspect the jack before use. Make sure that all parts are in good

condition and operating smoothly, and that no cracks or distortion is

apparent. If in doubt DO NOT use. Have the damaged parts replaced or

consult your CLARKE dealer.

4. Make sure that the jack is on a firm level base, and there is no possibility of

it slipping when under load.

5. Make sure the load is taken by the full saddle and that the point of lift on

the load, is strong enough to support the load adequately.

6. DO NOT work under the raised vehicle until it is supported by suitable

means e.g. axle stands, NEVER rely on the jack to support the vehicle by

itself.

7. NEVER push a load off the jack.

8. Ensure that all personnel are well clear of a load being raised or lowered.

9. DO NOT try to lift more then the rated load for the jack.

10. DO NOT use the jack if an oil leak is apparent. Consult your CLARKE dealer.

11. Consult the vehicle handbook to determine the correct lifting points.

12. It is necessary that the operator watch the jack and the load during

operation.

13. Check the condition of the labels regularly and replace as required.

14. The jack must be maintained and repaired in accordance with the these

instructions by suitably qualified persons.

15. DO NOT make any modifications to this jack or adjust any valves.

WARNING: THE OPERATOR MUST FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS WITHIN THIS

INSTRUCTION BOOKLET

UNPACKING AND ASSEMBLY

1. Connect the two halves of the

Operating Handle and secure

with the locking pin.

2. Remove the packing/storage clip

shown.

NOTE: DO NOT dispose of packing/

storage clip, as this is

needed for access to the oil

plug, see page 7.

3. Loosen the locating screw from

the rear of the handle housing

shown and insert the handle into

the housing, ensuring the square

drive on the end of the handle,

engages fully with the square

spigot within the housing.

4. Tighten the locating screw.

5. Place the foot pedal on the

socket located on the side of the

jack and tighten the locking bolt

(M5 x 12mm).

NOTE: The foot pedal can be used

with the handle to pump up

the jack.It will give you

approximately twice the rise

height per pump than the

handle alone.

SAFETY SYMBOLS

FIRST TIME OPERATION & PURGING AIR FROM THE

SYSTEM

If air bubbles become trapped inside the hydraulic system during shipping or

transport, the efficiency of the jack will be reduced and the jack will feel

spongy.

1. Turn the control handle counter-clockwise, relieving the pressure inside the

jack.

2. Pump the handle several strokes to purge air from the system.

3. Turn the control handle clockwise and pump to raise the jack to its full

height. Pump the handle again several full strokes.

4. Test the jack and if efficiency is still low, repeat the above procedure with

the oil filler plug loosened. Check the oil level as described under

Maintenance section on page7.

5. The jack is now ready to use.

Always read

manual fully

before use.

Always wear

protective

footwear

Always chock

wheels

Always lift from

the central

jacking point (See

vehicle

manual for

location)

Never use a single

axle stand and

jack to support

the vehicle

Never support the

vehicle on 4 axle

stands

OPERATION

Before use, inspect the jack for oil leaks or any other sign of damage. Should

any be apparent, have the jack repaired by a qualified technician.

1. Ensure the vehicle to be raised is stable and on firm level ground with the

wheels chocked.

2. To ensure safe lifting, position the jack at a 90oangle to the vehicle and

under the appropriate jacking point.

• Consult the vehicle handbook to determine suitable jacking points.

3. Twist the handle clockwise until it stops to close the control valve.

4. Pump the handle to raise the saddle is in contact with the jacking point.

5. Make sure that the saddle is in full contact with the lifting point and that

there is nothing that will prevent a clean lift. Keep all personnel at a safe

distance before lifting the vehicle.

6. Continue pumping the handle until the vehicle is at the required height.

•CAUTION: Observe the vehicle carefully during the lifting operation.

The jack should move in the direction of the vehicle during lifting.

Should this not be the case, there is a strong possibility that the

vehicle will slide off the jack.

7. Position axle stands directly beneath suitable supporting points on the

vehicle and very gently twist the handle anti-clockwise.

8. This will open the control valve to lower the load onto the stands.

• Make sure that the axle stands are in good condition and that they

can hold the load.

9. Ensure that the axle stands cannot move when supporting the load. Use

suitable wheel chocks to stop the vehicle from moving.

NOTE: The jack may move slightly during operation. It is important

therefore, that the floor is clean and completely free from debris.

10. To stop it lowering at any point, turn the handle clockwise again. Always

avoid a rapid descent by turning the handle slowly.

11. Carefully lower the vehicle onto the axle stand, checking constantly,

preferably with an assistant, that the vehicles jacking point rests snugly and

WARNING: NEVER WORK ON THE VEHICLE WHEN SUPPORTED ONLY BY A

JACK. THIS IS HIGHLY DANGEROUS. THE VEHICLE SHOULD BE SUPPORTED

ON AXLE STANDS OR SUITABLE SUPPORTS, BENEATH THE CORRECT

JACKING/SUPPORT POINTS.

cleanly on the axle stand, and that the stand is stable before the weight is

taken.

NOTE: Ensure this operation is carried out under complete control. DO

NOT allow the load to drop suddenly as this could damage

internal parts.

12. Completely remove the jack from the vehicle.

MAINTENANCE

CHECKING /MAINTAINING THE OIL LEVEL

If the jack has been stored for long periods, check for oil leaks before use. If

necessary, check the oil level as follows:

1. Ensure the jack is fully lowered by

turning the control valve fully anti-

clockwise.

2. Remove handle and attach the

packing/storage clip.

3. Remove the oil plug.

• The oil should be almost level with

the bottom of the oil filler hole.

• Oil can be topped up using

CLARKE Hydraulic Oil (p/n 3050830 1 litre).

4. Purge any air from the system and replace the oil plug.

5. Dispose of old/spilled oil appropriately and wipe up any spillage.

GENERAL CARE

1. Periodically lubricate the hinges, front wheels & rear castors with light oil.

2. Store in a dry location. with the ram fully retracted.

3. In the event of damage or broken components DO NOT USE, replacements

are available from CLARKE Parts & Service.

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

One of the most damaging sources of environmental pollution is oil products.

Never throw away used hydraulic oil with domestic refuse or flush it down a

sink or drain. Collect any hydraulic oil in a leak proof container and take it to

your local waste disposal site.

If disposing of this product or any damaged components, do not dispose of

with general waste. This product contains valuable raw materials and should

be taken to your local civic amenity site for recycling of metal products.

TROUBLESHOOTING

If any of these remedies fail to restore your jack, consult your CLARKE dealer.

PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION

The lifting arm

won’t raise when

pumping under

load.

Check whether the

drain value is fully

closed.

Close it by rotating the handle

clockwise.

Low oil level in the

pump.

Check the oil level by placing the

trolley jack in a horizontal position.

Top up the hydraulic oil and purge

the hydraulic system - See “Checking

and Maintaining the Oil Level”

section on page 7.

The lifting arm is

sinking under

load.

As Above Follow the instructions provided for

previous problem. Should this still not

eliminate the fault, the trolley jack

needs to be repaired by an

authorised repairer.

The lifting arm

can’t be lowered.

The tension spring

for the lifting arm

has unhooked or

broken.

Re-hook the spring or replace the

broken spring with an equivalent new

spring.

The trolley jack

presumably needs

lubricating.

All moving parts must be cleaned

and lubricated or greased (see

Instructions for use). IMPORTANT: The

rods of the pumping and lifting

cylinder should NEVER be lubricated

or greased.

Too much oil in the

hydraulic system.

Screw out the drain valve and drain

out the excess oil - See “Checking

and Maintaining the Oil Level”

section on page 7.

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

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