Even the most rugged, low-maintenance lifts need attention from time-to-time.
Give your lift a once over every day before you use it, check the safety devices, operating controls, lift arms, and all moving parts to make sure everything is functioning properly. Look for breakage, excessive wear, or other conditions that may affect its performance. Be sure to check your adapters — it’s critical to your safety that they’re not damaged, missing their rubber pads, or excessively worn.
Keep an eye and an ear out for any unusual sounds or issues when using your lift. If something doesn’t seem right, stop using the lift until you can get it checked out. Never use a lift if any component is broken or damaged or if you see signs of an oil leak. Call a lift service professional.
If cement anchor bolts are loose or any lift component is found to be defective, do not use the lift. Call a qualified lift service professional to repair it. Never put a lift back into operation until all faulty parts have been replaced with genuine OEM replacement parts.
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