How to Fix a Jack That Won't Lift?
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A jack that won't lift may have the following situations: 1. Insufficient hydraulic oil: The hydraulic oil inside the hydraulic jack is too little to meet the usage standard. Check if there is enough hydraulic oil for safe operation before use. 2. Damaged sealing ring: The sealing ring of the hydraulic jack is damaged, causing oil leakage. Inspect the sealing ring carefully before use. 3. Excessive tonnage: The tonnage of the electric hydraulic jack is too large, and the stressed oil chamber exceeds the load of the seal, resulting in leakage. 4. Damaged hydraulic cylinder wall: Rust spots or peeling appear on the inner wall of the hydraulic cylinder of the jack, affecting the sealing degree. Check the inner wall of the hydraulic cylinder before use.