OY125B 25ton Hydraulic Car Bottle Jack Manual

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How to properly store OY125B 25-ton hydraulic jack to extend its service life?

Hydraulic jack is an important tool widely used in various industrial scenarios and daily life. As one of the best, OY125B 25-ton hydraulic jack has the characteristics of strong load-bearing capacity, compact structure, and easy operation. However, as with any mechanical equipment, proper storage is crucial to extending its lifespan.

1. Cleaning and inspection
Before storing a hydraulic jack, it must first be thoroughly cleaned and inspected. When cleaning, use a clean cloth or paper towel to wipe the surface of the jack to remove oil, dust and other impurities. Also, pay special attention to cleaning the jack's hydraulic system and seals to ensure there are no residues or contaminants inside. After cleaning is completed, the jack should be fully inspected to see if there are any damaged or worn parts. If any problematic parts are found, they should be replaced or repaired in time.

2. Lubrication and rust prevention
Hydraulic jacks are prone to rust and corrosion problems if they are not used for a long time. Therefore, it should be lubricated and rust-proofed before storage. When lubricating, special lubricating oil or grease should be used and applied to the friction parts and joints of the jack to reduce friction and wear. At the same time, in order to prevent rust, you can apply a layer of anti-rust oil or anti-rust paint to the surface of the jack to ensure that it remains dry and clean for a long time.

3. Proper packaging
Packaging is a key aspect of storing hydraulic jacks. When packaging, the jack should be wrapped with soft materials (such as foam, cloth, etc.) to avoid direct contact and collision with other items. At the same time, make sure that the packaging material is moisture-proof and dust-proof to prevent the jack from being dampened and contaminated during storage. In addition, the model, specifications and other information of the jack can also be marked on the outside of the package to facilitate future search and use.

4. Storage environment
The storage environment has an important impact on the service life of hydraulic jacks. First of all, you should choose a dry, ventilated, and dust-free indoor environment for storage, avoiding direct sunlight and rain. Secondly, ensure that the temperature of the storage location is appropriate to avoid damage to the jack caused by excessively high or low temperatures. In addition, the storage location should be away from fire sources, heat sources and corrosive substances to prevent fire and corrosion accidents.

5. Regular maintenance and inspection
Even with proper storage, hydraulic jacks still require regular maintenance and inspection. During storage, the packaging should be opened regularly to check the condition and performance of the jack. If oil stains, rust or other abnormalities are found, they should be dealt with promptly. At the same time, the hydraulic system of the jack must be charged and depressurized regularly to maintain its good working condition.

6. Precautions for use
During storage, if a hydraulic jack needs to be used, operating practices and safety should be ensured. Before use, the performance and condition of the jack should be checked to ensure it is in good working order. During use, operating procedures should be followed to avoid improper operations such as overloading and speeding. After use, the jack should be cleaned and inspected promptly and stored properly.

How do you clean and inspect the various parts of your jack to make sure it's working properly?

As an important lifting tool, the jack is widely used in many fields such as automobile maintenance and construction sites. In order to ensure the normal operation of the jack and extend its service life, regular cleaning and inspection are essential.

1. Cleaning work
Prepare tools and materials: Before starting the cleaning work, you need to prepare the following tools and materials: clean cloth or paper towel, special cleaner (if possible, choose a cleaner that does not contain harmful chemicals), brush (for cleaning difficult to nooks and crannies), protective gloves (to prevent skin irritation from cleaning agents).

Exterior Cleaning: First, use a clean cloth or paper towel to wipe away dust and dirt from the surface of the jack. For stubborn stains, special cleaners and brushes can be used. Make sure the cleaner doesn't penetrate the jack's internal mechanisms and cause damage to them.

Internal Cleaning: The internal mechanism of the jack also needs to be cleaned regularly. This usually involves removing part of the casing to expose the internal parts. During disassembly, be careful to avoid damaging parts. Use cleaners and brushes to remove accumulated oil and impurities inside, ensuring that the surfaces of each component are clean and free of foreign matter.

Drying and Assembly: After cleaning, dry all parts with a clean cloth or paper towel to ensure no moisture remains. Then reassemble the jack in the reverse order of disassembly, making sure all parts are installed correctly and tightened reliably.

2. Inspection work
Appearance inspection: First, inspect the appearance of the jack. Pay attention to check for obvious deformation, cracks or wear. If these problems are found, professional maintenance personnel should be contacted promptly for repair or replacement.

Functional inspection: Carry out functional inspection while ensuring that the appearance of the jack is intact. Place the jack on a flat surface, follow the instructions, and observe whether it can be raised, lowered, locked, and released smoothly. If there is any abnormality, stop using it immediately and seek professional repair.

Hydraulic system inspection: For hydraulic jacks, the hydraulic system also needs to be checked. Observe the color and cleanliness of the hydraulic oil. If there is turbidity or peculiar smell, the hydraulic oil should be replaced in time. At the same time, check whether the hydraulic pipeline is leaking or damaged to ensure the normal operation of the hydraulic system.

Safety valve and relief valve inspection: Safety valve and relief valve are important safety parts of the jack, and they need to be checked regularly to see if they are working properly. For safety valves, you can test whether they can open and release pressure in time by applying a certain amount of pressure. For the relief valve, you can check its working status by observing whether it can overflow normally when the set pressure is reached.

Inspection of the base and lifting components: The base and lifting components are the main parts of the jack that bear pressure and require special attention. Check the base for wear or deformation and make sure it can handle enough weight. At the same time, check the lifting parts for cracks or abnormal wear to ensure that they can lift smoothly.

3. Precautions
Always pay attention to safety when performing cleaning and inspection work. Avoid cleaning and inspection while the jack is working to avoid accidents. At the same time, use the correct tools and methods to avoid unnecessary damage to the jack.