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The jack should therefore be cleaned regularly to remove coarse or aggressive dirt. During storage, the pressure should be completely released and the jack should be stored in its intended (upright) position in order to avoid air bubbles in the hydraulic system.

In-service Inspection and Maintenance Jacks should be cleaned to remove any dirt or debris paying particular attention to racks, screws, the area around top ram seals etc. Hydraulic oil levels should be checked and the oil topped up or drained and replaced. Moving mechanical components should be lubricated etc.

In-service Inspection and Maintenance Jacks should be cleaned to remove any dirt or debris paying particular attention to racks, screws, the area around top ram seals etc. Hydraulic oil levels should be checked and the oil topped up or drained and replaced. Moving mechanical components should be lubricated etc.

For constant or intermittent use at one location, once every 6 months; • For jacks sent out of the shop for special work, inspect the jack when it is sent out and when returned; or • For a jack subjected to abnormal load or shock, inspect the jack immediately before and immediately thereafter.

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An American National Standards Institute (ANSI) national regulation covers lift inspections and requires that every installed vehicle lift be inspected at least once per year.

An American National Standards Institute (ANSI) national regulation covers lift inspections and requires that every installed vehicle lift be inspected at least once per year.

Hydraulic jack maintenance is essential for an extended service of the tool and occupational safety.