Craftsman 32812190 User Manual SEARS 1 1/2 TON FLOOR SERVICE JACK Manuals And Guides 1006670L
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9010 [Sears OWNERS MANUAL MODEL NO. CAUTION: Read Rules for Safe Operation and Instructions Carefully 1_'_ ON CAPACITY FLOOR SERVICEJACK Operation Repair Parts Part No. 9010 Sears, Roebuck and Co., Chicago, I L. 60684 U.S.A. RULES FOR SAFE OPERATION IMPORTANT: Sometimes during shipment and/or handling, air gets into the hydraulic system, causing poor lifting performance. This is indicated by a springy feet as you pump the jack under a load. PURGE ANY AIR FROM THE SYSTEM by simply opening Release Valve (turn handle counter-clockwise) and operate pump handle rapidly several times. Raising the Jack 1. Close Release Valve TIGHTLY clockwise) (by turning handle 2. Position jack under load so that saddle will contact load firmly and is centered so it cannot slip. JACK 3. Operate jack handle until saddle approaches contact with load. Once again check to see that saddle is correctly positioned. 4. Raise load to desired height. Transfer to Jack Stands if load is to be held up for an extended period. Lowering RELEASE VALVE GEAR the Jack Open Release Valve VERY SLOWLY (by turning handle counter-clockwise). When Release Valve is opened, saddle can be easily lowered by the spring tension inside the frame. CAUTION: Keep hands or feet away from the hinge mechanism of the jack. FRONT WHEEL ASSEMBLY Operating Principles With ReleaseValve TIGHTLY REAR ASSEMBLY CLOSED: 1. Upward stroke draws oil from Reservoir Tank into Plunger Cavity. Hydraulic pressure keeps Valve closed, keeping oil in cylinder. 2. Downward stroke of Plunger forces oil into Cylinder. Ram is forced out, raisingsaddle. if load exceeds rated capacity, oil is automatically released back into Reservoir thru Safety Overload Valve. 3. When Ram reaches maximum back into Reservoir, thus stroke, oil is by-passed preventing overextended Ram Stroke. When Release Valve back into Reservoir, Ram and permitting is opened, releasing oil is allowed hydraulic saddle go be lowered. to flow pressure on GENE RA L NOMENCLA TURE Fig. 1 MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES Maintaining Oil Level Adding Oil: With Saddle fully lowered & jack on level ground, remove Filler Plug (See Fig. 2). Oil should be filled to level of oil filler plug hole. If low, add oil as needed. / PLUNGER IMPORTANT: When adding or replacing oil, always use a good grade, Hydraulic Jack Oil. DO NOT use Brake Fluid, Alcohol, Glycerine, Detergent Motor Oil, or Dirty Oil. Improper fluid can causeserious internal damage to Jack. ', DOWN OIL _J_I,_L= ILJ¾ FILLER PLUG Fig. 2 • o,LLEVEL RAM ALL THE WAY IN Replacing Oil: To drain oil remove filler plug and release valve gear assembly. (See Fig. 3) Turn jack over and pour old oil out. While refilling, be very careful not to permit dirt or foreign matter to get into system. After refilling be sure to purge any air from the system by opening release valve (turn handle counterclockwise) and operate pump handle rapidly several times. Preventing 0 Rust Check Ram & Plunger every 3 months for any signs of rust or corrosion. Clean as needed and wipe with an oily cloth. When not using the jack, always leave the Saddle & Pump Plunger all the way down. PLUNGER RELEASE VALVE GEAR Fig. 3 TROUBLE SHOOTING TROUBLE (USING JACK WITHIN RATED POSSIBLE CAUSE LOAD CAPACITY) REMEDY Will not lift load at all 1) No or tow Oil in system 2) Release Valve not closed 3) Power unit not functioning 1) Fill oil to prescribed level 2) Turn handle clockwise tightly 3) Replace power unit Will lift load only part way 4) Oil level low 4) Fill oil to prescribed level Will lift load, but will not hold 5) Power unit leaking 5) Replace power unit Jack wil! not lower 6) ReleaseValve stuck-probably dirt or foreign matter 6) Transfer load & clean ReleaseValve Poor lifting 7) Dirty Oil 8) Air in Hydraulic System 7) Cha_ge Hydraulic Oil 8) Purg_ Air from system by opening Release Valve (turn handle counterclock:wise) and pumping handle severaltimes. Handle assembly - 1308) i Power unit assembly (1518) Saddle (2108) 0 Handle (1408) gear assembly Rear wheet assembly (4018) Front wheet assembly (1 lo8) PARTS ARE AVAILABLE IN ASSEMBLIES ONLY (EXCEPT SADDLE) Description Pa_sNo. 1108 Front wheel assembly 2108 1308 Handle assembly 4018 Rear wheel assembly 9010 Owners manuat Pa_sNo. 1408 Handle gear assembly 1518 Power unit assembly Model Description Saddle WHEN ORDERING THE FOLLOWING Number REPAIR PARTS, INFORMATION: ALWAYS GIVE The Model Number and Serial Number wilt be found on the arm. Always mention the Model Number and Serial Number when requesting service or repair parts for your Jack. 1. PART NUMBER 2. MODEL NUMBER 328.12190 tF THE How tO Order Repair Parts All assemblies listed herein may be ordered from SEARS Service Center and Most Sears Stores. Sears, Roebuck any and Co., PARTS 3. PART DESCRIPTION 4. NAME OF ITEM 1 _/2Ton Freer Service Jack YOU NEED ARE NOT STOCKED LO- CALLY, YOUR ORDER WILL BE ELECTRONICALLY TRANSMITTED TO A SEARS REPAIR PARTS DISTRIBUTION CENTER FOR EXPEDITED HANDLING. Chicago, IL, 60684 U.S.A. o7e4P,_nto_=nJa_,
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