How to use ?

STEPS:

A.Before lifting, stop the vehicle on the level and hard road (the maximum slope shall not be greater than 6°)

B.Put the manual gear into the first gear or reverse gear, and put the automatic gear into the "P" gear, and pull on the parking brake of the hand brake.

C.Block the wheel which is on the diagonal of the broken tire with a big stone.

D.Loosen the wheel nuts, but do not unscrew.

E.Place the jack under the jacking position specified by the automobile factory, and use the ratcheting handle to lift your car to a proper height.

F.Pull off the wheel nuts and replace the broken tire.

G.Pull on all the fixing nuts of the new wheel by hand. Lower the jack until the tire is on the ground. Then take out the jack and use the wheel wrench to tighten all the wheel nuts.

SAFETY GUIDELINES

·Never change a flat tires on the hard shoulder of a motorway. Breakdown patrols are trained to do it safely and their hazard lights are more visible. Ensure you and your passengers get out of the vehicle and wait in a safe area away from the vehicle and preferably behind a safety barrier.

·Never allow people to stay in the vehicle or get into a vehicle when raising the vehicle.

·Never exceed the rated load capacity.

·Never go underneath a vehicle which is being raised.

·Never lean against the raised vehicle.

·Never lift more than one wheel at a time.

·Never put an additional saddle or support on top of the scissor jack.

·Always rest the base of the scissor jack on a firm and level surface which is able to take the load. Do not position the scissor jack on metal gratings or manhole covers.

·Always seek professional advice before using the scissor jack on a caravan, light Trailer or a three wheeled vehicle.

·Always apply the hand brake and put the vehicle in "First" gear if it is a manual gearbox or "Park" if it is an automatic vehicle, with the engine switched off before using the scissor jack. Do not switch on the engine whilst the vehicle is raised off the ground.