SilverStone HFJ-700A Instruction Manual

Instruction Manual

FORKLIFT JACK

HFJ-700A

CAPACITY: 7000kgs

NOTE: Owner / Operator must read and

understand this instruction manual

before using the forklift jack.

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contents

1. SPECIFICATIONS-----------------------------------2

2. IMPORTANT------------------------------------------2

3. FEATURES--------------------------------------------3

4. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS------------------4

5. SAFETY TIPS-----------------------------------------7

6. MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS--------------10

7. PUMP PRRMING INSTRUCTIONS-----------10

8. PLACARD PARTS LIST--------------------------11

9. PARTS LIST ﹠ EXPLODED FIGURE-------12

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SPECIFICATIONS

Rated capacity ……………………………. 7000kg/15400lbs
Starting pad height (notch) ……………... 65mm/2-1/2inches
Raised height—maximum……………..420mm/16-1/2inches
Width………………………………………250mm/9-4/5inches
Weight…………………………………………...48kg/105.6lbs

IMPORTANT:

Owner and/or Operator Responsibilities:

1. The use of this jack is subject to certain hazards that can only
precluded by the exercise of intelligence, care and common sense. It
is therefore essential to have competent and careful personnel
involved in the use and operation of this equipment.
Before using the jack, you must read and understand all the
instructions, warnings and precautions contained in this manual as
well those affixed to the jack in the form of decals.

2. Warning symbol:

This symbol is used to warn you of

specific situations which may
occur and must be avoided when
using the HFJ-700A jack. Failure to
observe these warnings may result
in personal injury and/or property
damage.

WARNING

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3. You must refer this manual to all operators, using the HFJ-700A
jack. They must read and understand the contents of this manual.
This manual is written in English. If the equipment is to be used by
operators who cannot read or understand English, it is the
responsibility of the owner (or his designated representative) to
instruct these people in the use of the jack. To avoid unnecessary risk
of bodily injury or property damage, the operator MUST understand
and observe these instructions and warnings.

4. The owner must inspect, or appoint a knowledgeable person, to
inspect the jack at regular intervals.
Each jack must be inspected immediately if subjected to an abnormal
load or shock. Regular inspection should be made weekly for daily
use and monthly for intermittent use.
Damaged jacks-any jack which appears to be damaged in any way or
deemed badly worm or operates abnormally-MUST BE REMOVED
FROM SERVICE UNTIL NECESSARY REPAIRS ARE MADE.

5. You must retain this manual and make it available to all persons
in need of the information contained herein.

6. For additional copies, please contact our dealer.

FEATURES:

Here is an abbreviated list of features:

1.Low starting height 2. Easy portability

3.Two-position lift pad 4. Simple, rugged design

5.Lift pad swivels with load as jack is raised and lowered.

6.Safety valve

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OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS:

1. To raise: close the release valve(turn the knob clockwise) then pump

the handle.

2. To lower: turn the release valve SLOWLY counter-clockwise. When

lowering the jack lift truck. It is important to keep the rate of lowering
under your control. Do not lower the fork lift until the area is free of
personnel, tools and equipment. Keep all body parts away from the
area wheels of the jack because they move backwards when
lowering.

3. We recommend that a vehicle be

raised by cradling a support
point in the notch at the end of
the lift arm. (Fig. 1-B) To
accomplish this , it is advisable
to attach a steel bar to the lower
surface capable of supporting
the load. The serrated pad can
be used to raise a vehicle with
flat underside. See Fig. 1-A (flat
surface must be parallel to the
floor before lifting)

4. Always position lift pad least 76mm inward toward the centre of

vehicle from the beginning of the flat surface (See Fig. 1-A). Never
push jack under the fork lift beyond the “red line” marked on decal
located on top of the lift arm (see NOTICE ② in PLACARD).

a. When lifting from the
side the jack should be
located nearer to the rear
wheels than the front. If
the fork lift seems to be
heavier at one end, lower
the jack and move it closer
to the heavy end to obtain
suitable balance.

AB

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