Hein-Werner Automotive HW93659 Hein-Werner Forklift Jack Owner's Manual
The HEIN-WERNER AUTOMOTIVE HW93659 is a heavy-duty 4-ton capacity forklift jack that enables you to raise forklifts safely and efficiently. With a maximum lift height of 16 inches, this jack is ideal for various maintenance and repair tasks. The serrated lift pad provides secure contact with the forklift, ensuring stability during lifting. The jack features a convenient release knob for controlled lowering. For added safety, always use appropriate support stands when working on or around a raised forklift.
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Forklift Jack
Operating Instructions & Parts Manual
Model Number Capacity
HW93659 4 Ton
Made in the
U.S.A.
!
This is the safety alert symbol. It is used to alert you to potential personal injury hazards.
Obey all safety messages that follow this symbol to avoid possible injury or death.
SFA Companies
10939 N. Pomona Ave. Kansas City, MO 64153
This manual contains important information about raising forklifts that You may not know.
Read this manual carefully and retain it for future reference.
HW93659-M0 rev 11/07
Table of Contents
Safety Instructions
Signal Words
Specifications
Component Identification
Release Knob
Using The Jack To Raise A Forklift
1. Inspect the Jack for Signs of Wear or Damage
2. Transport the Jack to the Work Area
4. Prepare the Surrounding Area Before Using the Jack
5. Identify a Lift Point, Prepare the Load for Lifting and Chock wheels
6. Raise the forklift
7. Use Appropriate Support Stands
8. Lower the Forklift
Inspecting the Jack
Pump Priming Instructions
Maintenance and Lubrication Instructions
3. Select appropriate Support Stands and Bring Them to the Immediate Work Area
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Troubleshooting
Replacement Parts
Warranty
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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WARNING
Anyone who operates this jack must read and understand all the instructions and warnings provided with this jack before being allowed to use it . All operators must be careful, competent, trained, and qualified in the safe operation of the jack. The owner (or other responsible individual) must ensure that any operator observes the proper safety procedures for using this jack at all times. If the operator does not read well or is not fluent in English, the owner
/ manager must read and review the instructions and warnings in the manual with the operator in the operator’s native language to be sure that the operator will use the jack properly.
The owner / manager must keep this manual for future reference , and make sure the warning labels on the jack are legible and intact at all times. Replacement labels and manuals are available from manufacturer. Call customer service using the numbers shown on the back cover of this manual if you have any questions.
ALWAYS use appropriate support stands to support a forklift after it has been raised . This jack is a lifting device only! NEVER perform any work on or around a forklift or allow any part of your body under a raised load until the forklift is properly supported by support stands and the jack is removed from the work area. If lifting the forklift from the front or rear, the wheels remaining on the ground must be chocked.
Use this jack only to raise forklifts . This jack is not designed to raise loads other than forklifts.
Using this lift to raise loads other than forklifts can result in serious injury or death. NEVER use a forklift jack on a forklift while the motor is running.
NEVER use this jack in conjunction with any other jack or lift . NEVER use this jack to raise one side (or end) of a forklift unless the other side (or end) of the forklift is in contact with the ground. NEVER overload this jack. The jack’s maximum capacity is 8,000 lb. (3,630 kg). If you need to lift more than this, use a jack that has a higher maximum capacity. NEVER use more than one jack to raise a forklift.
P rotect hands, feet, and other body parts when using or transporting the jack . Keep hands, feet and all other body parts out of the area of the scissors mechanism at all times during use or transport of the jack. The scissors action of the lifting mechanism can cause serious injury to body parts.
NEVER modify the jack in any way . Modifications may cause the jack to perform improperly, resulting in injury or death. NEVER use the jack with aftermarket accessories, lift pads, or adaptors, or with any other pad or device added to the jack.
NEVER abuse or cause damage to the jack . Do not drop, throw, drive over, or otherwise abuse the jack. NEVER subject the jack to abnormal shocks or loads. Your safety and that of others depends on the proper operation of the jack.
SIGNAL WORDS
Signal words call attention to a safety message/messages, or a property damage message/messages, and designates a degree or level of hazard seriousness. The signal words are “DANGER”, “WARNING”, “CAUTION” , and “NOTICE” .
• DANGER: Indicates a hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury. This
signal word is to be limited to the most extreme situations.
• WARNING: Indicates a hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
• CAUTION: Indicates a hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury. It
may be used to alert against unsafe practices.
• NOTICE: Indicates a property damage message
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SPECIFICATIONS
Capacity:
Maximum Lift Height:
Reach (raised position):
Width:
8,000 lb./ 3,630 kg
16”
7 ” (Distance from reservoir to lift pad)
8”
Starting Pad Height (lift arm notch): 2 ¼”
Starting Pad Height (serrated lift pad): 2 ½”
Weight: 68 lb.
COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION
J-Clip
(slips around pump plunger shaft to lock handle in UP position so jack can be dollied)
Quick Release-Locking Pin
Fill Plug
Pump Handle
Release Knob, Spring Loaded
(Twist counter-clockwise and hold to lower jack)
Reservoir
Lift Arm
Serrated Lift Pad
Lift Arm Notch
Pump Plunger
Shaft
Front Foot Pad
Wheel
RELEASE KNOB
The release knob has a “Hold-to-Run
TM
” feature that utilizes a heavy-duty return spring to automatically close the release valve when the operator “lets go” of the release knob. With this feature, the operator should never have to physically close the valve by turning the release knob in a clockwise direction.
A mechanical stop prevents turning the release knob more than 1/2 turn counterclockwise.
WARNING!
NEVER remove this mechanical stop. NEVER force the release knob more than 1/2 turn counter-clockwise as doing this may damage the release knob’s return spring.
If the valve ever behaves as it if is not completely closing (e.g., the jack won’t raise or won’t hold a load), the operator may gently turn the release knob in a clockwise direction until resistance is felt. The jack should then raise when the lift arm is pumped. If it does not, please call customer service for assistance.
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USING THE JACK TO RAISE A FORKLIFT
This section discusses the appropriate and safe methods for using the HW93659 Forklift Jack to raise and lower a forklift.
!
WARNING
Using the jack to raise a forklift requires several steps that must be followed each and every time the jack is used:
1. Inspect the jack for signs of wear or damage.
2. Transport the jack to the work area.
3. Select appropriate support stands and bring them to the immediate work area.
4. Prepare the surrounding area before using the jack.
5. Identify a lift point, prepare the load for lifting, and chock wheels that remain on the ground.
6. Raise the forklift.
7. Use appropriate support stands.
8. Lower the forklift.
Each of these steps is discussed in detail in the following sections. Failure to follow all of these instructions can lead to serious injury or death.
1. Inspect the Jack for Signs of Wear or Damage
Before each use, you should inspect the jack for any visible signs of wear or damage. See the “Inspecting the Jack” section on page 7 for details about how to inspect the jack.
WARNING!
If you see any signs of wear or damage, or if there is any indication that the jack is not performing normally, immediately take it out of service and call customer service at 816-891-6390. NEVER use a jack that appears damaged in any way.
2. Transport the Jack to the Work Area
Transport the jack to the work area by either (a) wheeling it or (b) lifting and carrying it. The lift should always be wheeled to the work area if possible—only lift and carry the jack if it cannot be wheeled safely. Wheel the jack only across smooth surfaces. If the surface is rough or uneven, lift and carry the jack instead of wheeling it.
WARNING!
Jolting caused by the wheels catching on uneven surfaces can cause physical strain and personal injury.
A. How to Wheel the Jack
1. Make sure the surface over which the jack will be wheeled is smooth. If the surface is rough or uneven, lift and carry the jack instead of wheeling it (see “How to Lift and Carry the Jack” on page 6).
2. Insert the jack pump handle into the socket and lock it into place using the quick-release locking pin (see Figure 1) immediately after inserting it into the socket.
WARNING!
NEVER transport the jack with an unsecured pump handle.
3. Raise the pump handle as far as it will go and place the J-clip around the pump plunger shaft to lock the pump handle in the up position (see figure 2).
4. Push down on the pump handle to raise the front foot pad off the floor and allow the jack to roll freely on its wheels.
Quick Release Locking Pin
Pump Handle
J-Clip
J-Clip hooked around pump plunger to lock handle in UP position
Figure 1 Figure 2
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B. How to Lift and Carry the Jack
1. Identify the proper lift points on the jack (see Figure 3). The jack should be lifted using both the toe lift point and the rear frame lift point.
WARNING!
NEVER use the pump handle to lift the jack. The pump handle is not a properly balanced leverage point for lifting the jack. In addition, a pump handle that is not properly pinned into the socket (with the quick release locking pin) may slip out of the socket and cause the jack to fall.
Quick Release Locking Pin
Pump Handle
Rear Frame Lift Point
Toe Lift Point
Figure 3
2. Lift and carry the jack. Whenever possible, have someone else help you lift and carry the jack.
• The jack weighs 68 lb. (30.8 kg).
WARNING!
DO NOT attempt to lift the jack if you have any physical condition that prevents you from safely
lifting this amount of weight. If you weigh less than 150 pounds, NEVER lift the jack without assistance.
• ALWAYS lift using proper lifting techniques—squat, keep your back straight, and use your legs to do the lifting.
WARNING!
NEVER bend your back or lift the jack with your back.
3. Select Appropriate Support Stands and Bring Them to the Immediate work Area
It is important that appropriate support stands are used. Hein-Werner manufactures support stands that are made specifically for forklifts.
WARNING!
Use appropriate stands to support the load immediately after lifting. NEVER use the jack to support a load.
Failure to follow all of these instructions can result in jack instability and loss of a load.
4. Prepare the Surrounding Area Before Using the Jack
It is important that the surrounding area be prepared properly before raising a load.
WARNING!
Failure to follow all of these instructions can result in jack instability and loss of a load:
• Use the jack only on hard, level surfaces capable of safely supporting the load.
• The jack’s front footpad and rear wheels must ALWAYS remain in direct contact with the floor.
• NEVER attempt to lift from a polished or greasy floor.
• Clear the surrounding area of personnel, tools, equipment, and make sure appropriate support stands and chocks
are available for use in the immediate area.
If these conditions cannot be met, move the forklift and jack to an area where the lift can be performed safely.
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5. Identify a Lift Point, Prepare the Load for Lifting, and Chock Wheels
Before lifting a forklift with the jack, you need to identify a lift point and prepare the load for lifting.
1. Remove any load from the forks of the forklift and lower the forks to the ground.
2. Identify a lift point at the rear or side of the forklift.
WARNING!
When selecting a lift point, it is very important that you consider the following:
• Position the jack so that, as the forklift is lifted, the load will be balanced on the forklift tires that remain on the
ground.
• When raising a forklift from one end, always chock the wheels that will remain on the ground.
• Make sure at least two wheels of the forklift remain in contact with the floor at all times. NEVER raise a 3-wheeled
forklift from the 2-wheeled end or from the side. NEVER use the jack to raise all four wheels of the forklift from the
floor. NEVER raise the forklift higher than 1/4 its tread width (see Figure 4).
Height
Tread Width
Figure 4
3. Examine the lift point carefully and ensure that it is strong enough to resist the lifting force of the jack without damaging the forklift or machinery.
• If is preferred to lift the forklift at a point where a structural member will be cradled in the lift arm notch at the end
of the lift arm (see Figure 5A).
• If no structural component on the forklift is present at the desired lifting point, weld a steel bar to the forklift to
create a structural member (as in Figure 5A).
• If no structural component exists and one cannot be created, flip the serrated lift pad into an upward position
and choose a lift point at least 3” inward toward the center of the vehicle on a flat surface (see Figure 5B).
3"
Min.
Figure 5A Figure 5B
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• The serrated lift pad or lift arm notch must be in direct contact with the forklift .
WARNING!
NEVER use any other area on the jack as a contact point (see Figure 6).
Figure 6
• The jack’s front footpad and rear wheels must ALWAYS remain in direct contact with the floor (see Figure 4).
WARNING!
NEVER increase the lifting height of the jack by putting wood, pads, cinder blocks, or any other objects
above the lift pad or underneath the front footpad and/or wheels (See Fig. 7A).
• WARNING!
NEVER lift with the jack positioned under a sloped or rounded surface, such as the bottom surface of
a forklift’s counterweights (see Figure 7B).
Figure 7A Figure 7B
• WARNING!
NEVER push the jack under the load past the “red line” marked on the decal located on top of the lift
arm.
• WARNING!
NEVER lift the forklift by its counterweight.
• WARNING! NEVER lift the forklift in a manner that is counter to the manufacturer’s recommendations.
6. Raise the Forklift
1. Make sure the forklift is not running before raising the forklift.
2. If lifting the forklift from the front or rear, the wheels remaining on the ground must be chocked.
3. Select a lift point as outlined in Step 4.
4. Make sure appropriate support stands and chocks are available for use in the immediate work area.
5. If the jack pump handle is not in the socket, insert the pump handle and lock it into position with the quick-release locking pin provided. Remove the J-clip from the pump plunger shaft (see Figure 2).
6. Carefully begin pumping the jack handle to raise the load.
WARNING!
NEVER raise the forklift higher than 1/4 its tread width when using the serrated lift pad (see Figure 8).
Tread Width
Figure 8
8
Height
7. Use Appropriate Support Stands
WARNING!
This jack is a lifting device only! Use appropriate stands to support the load immediately after lifting. NEVER use the jack to support a load. NEVER allow any part of your body under the raised load until it is properly supported by stands.
1. When the forklift has been raised to the desired height, place appropriate support stands under the forklift to support it according to the forklift manufacturer’s recommendations. Hein-Werner manufacturers support stands for this purpose. Also, read and follow all instructions and warnings provided with the support stands.
2. Lower the forklift onto the stands by slowly turning the release knob on the jack counterclockwise.
3. Remove the jack and move it away from the work area before starting work.
4. Chock the wheels that will remain on the ground.
8. Lower the Forklift
WARNING! To avoid serious injury or death, NEVER drive the forklift off the jack or attempt to move a forklift that it is elevated by the jack .
1. Use the instructions from Step 5 (Raise the Forklift) to raise the forklift off the jack stands.
2. Carefully remove the stands from beneath the forklift and place them away from the work area.
3. Slowly turn the release knob counterclockwise to lower the forklift to the floor.
WARNING!
Turn the release knob slowly to prevent the possibility of the jack from kicking out from under the forklift.
4. Lower the jack completely and move the jack and chocks away from the work area.
INSPECTING THE JACK
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WARNING
The owner must inspect, or appoint a knowledgeable person to inspect the jack for signs of damage, corrosion, excessive wear, abnormal operation, or any other potential problem. Inspection should be performed before each use.
NEVER use a jack that appears to be damaged in any way. If any irregularities or problems are detected during an inspection, the jack must be removed from service immediately and repaired. Contact customer service at the address and numbers shown on the back cover of this manual to report any problems.
If a jack is subjected to an abnormal shock or load, it must immediately be removed from service and inspected for damage.
Use the following procedures to inspect the jack for wear or damage:
• Inspect the serrated lift pad regularly, and remove a jack from service if it is cracked, chipped, rusted, or shows signs of wear.
• The jack should raise and lower smoothly through its full range. Inspect the lift arm for damage such as bends and / or twists.
• Check the wheels to make sure that they are not damaged and that they rotate freely.
• Make sure that all components are present on the jack and are in good operating condition.
• Replace any missing or damaged components or decals before putting the jack back into service.
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PUMP PRIMING INSTRUCTIONS
If the jack should lose its prime for any reason, follow these steps to re-prime it:
1. With the release knob released, stroke the pump handle through 2 full cycles, slowly.
2. Raise pump handle fully up; lay the jack over on its left side, as viewed from rear. Push the pump handle “down.”
3. Stand the jack upright again, raise the pump handle to the top, lay the jack over on its left side and push the pump handle “down” again.
4. Stand the jack upright, stroke the pump handle while holding the release knob open (counter-clockwise).
5. Release the release knob. The jack should operate satisfactorily.
6. Repeat the priming procedure if necessary.
7. Call customer service at the address and numbers shown on the back cover of this manual if the problem persists after three attempts to re-prime the jack.
MAINTENANCE AND LUBRICATION INSTRUCTIONS
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WARNING
All maintenance and lubrication procedures must be performed after the jack has been removed from service.
Failure to heed this warning may result in personal and / or property damage.
To properly maintain the jack, perform the following procedures:
1. All warning and capacity labels should be readable and complete. If they are not, contact Hein-Werner for replacement labeling. Wash external surfaces of jack, labels, and decals with a mild soap solution.
2. Lubricate all rotating and sliding portions of the jack monthly. The following lubricants are required:
• Heavy-grade machine oil.
• Tellus T22 hydraulic oil or equivalent.
3. Apply several drops of heavy grade machine oil to the pump plunger shaft and test the plunger for proper operation.
4. Oil the pump handle joints while operating the pump handle to work the oil in.
5. The hydraulic unit is sealed, and should never require fluid to be added to the reservoir. If fluid is needed, however, fill the reservoir as follows:
• Place the jack in the normal upright position and turn the release knob counterclockwise to completely lower the jack.
• Carefully clean dirt and contaminants from around the fill plug and then remove the plug.
• Add Tellus T22 hydraulic oil or equivalent to the reservoir until fluid runs out of the fill plug hole. Be extremely careful to keep the fluid contaminant free and keep dirt and contaminants out of the reservoir of the jack.
WARNING!
For safe and proper performance, Tellus T22 hydraulic fluid or equivalent is required. Use of improper or contaminated fluids can damage the seals, making the jack unsafe to use, and will void the warranty. Failure to heed this warning may result in personal injury and / or property damage.
• Reinstall fill plug.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
This section contains a list of problems that may be encountered and their solutions. If the provided solutions fail to correct the problem, contact customer service at the address and numbers shown on the back cover of this manual.
Please have the model number, and serial number of your jack available. The serial number is permanently stamped on the top of the lift arm.
PROBLEM
Fails to lift load
Fails to hold load
Oil leaks
CAUSE / SOLUTION
Low oil level, see the “Maintenance and Lubrication Instructions” section of this manual.
Release is open; gently turn the release knob in a clockwise direction until resistance is felt. See the “Release Knob Hold-To- Run Feature this manual.
TM
” section of
Overloaded, use larger capacity jack.
Release open, gently turn the release knob in a clockwise direction until resistance is felt. See the Release Knob Hold-To-Run Feature this manual.
TM
” section of
Jack reservoir has been contaminated with dirt. If jack reservoir has recently been filled, contamination could have been inadvertently added. Contamination could be holding the valve off the seat. Hold release open and pump handle several times to flush release.
Reservoir fill plug loose, tighten fill plug.
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REPLACEMENT PARTS
(refer to page 12 & 13)
Not all components of the jack are replacement items, but are illustrated as a convenient reference of location and position in the assembly sequence. When ordering parts, give model number, part number and parts description. Call or write for current pricing: Hein-Werner Customer Support, 10939 N. Pomona Ave. Kansas City, MO 64153. Phone:
(816)891-6390; E-mail: [email protected]
Replacement Parts for HW93659 Frame
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Part# Description
239603 Handle Assembly
239604 Pump Handle Weldment
239605 Handle Lock and Hooks
239606 Retaining Ring, E, 3/8”
239607 Handle Pivot Shaft, 3/8”
239608 Hydraulic Unit
239609 Link
239610 Pump Pin
239611 Roll Pin, 1/4”Dia x 1-3/8”L
239612 Capscrew, Self- Locking
1/2-20UNFx1 1/2L
239613 Trunnion
239614 Retaining Ring, E, 3/4”
1
1
1
4
Qty.
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
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24
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Item
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Part# Description
239615 Washer, 1” OD
239616 Wheel, 3” Dia.
239617 Axle, 3/4”Dia
239618 Lift Pad
239619 Frame
239620 Lift Pad Pin 9/16D x3 3/8L
239627 Quick Release Pin, 5/16D
239602 Pipe Plug, 1/8”
239628 Knob
239601 Roll Pin, 1/8D x 1 5/8L
239625 Roll Pin, 5/32D x 3/4L
239626 Spring, Modified Torsion
239893 Label Kit
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1
-
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
Qty.
2
2
22
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24
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3
19
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16
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17
1
2
Grease pin and clevis at assembly before installing power unit and roll pin.
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1 5
1 4
1 12 3
Figure 9 - Parts Illustration for HW93659 Frame
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Replacement Parts for HW93659 Hydraulic Unit
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Item Part # Description
1
2
238001 Plug, with O-ring
238002 Comp Spring, .406 Dia.
238003 Gasket, .045 x 5/16 ID
238004 Capscrew, 5/16-18UNCx3/8
238005 Ball, 3/8 Dia.
238006 Spring, Comp., .25 OD
2
2
1
1
Qty
1
1
7
8
238007 Ball, 1/4 Dia.
238008 Release Stem
9 238009 Retaining Nut
10* 238010 O-ring, 1 1/16OD x 7/8ID
11* 238011 O-ring, 7/16OD x 5/16ID
12 238012 Retaining Ring, E, 7/16Dia.
1
1
13
14
238013 Ball, 1/8 Dia.
238014 Cylinder Cap
1
1
1
1
1
1
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24
25
26
27
15* 238015 O-ring, 2 1/16OD x 1 7/8ID 2
16 238016 Piston Segment 3
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18
238017 Cylinder
238018 Reservoir Tube Weldment
1
1
19 238019 Piston Rod Weldment
20* 238020 O-ring, 2 7/8OD x 2 3/4ID
21 238021 Oil Port Ring 1
22* 238022 Seal, 1 5/8OD x1 3/8ID x1/4 1
1
1
238023 Bearing, Plain, 1 3/8 Bore
238024 Hydraulic Block, FLJ
238025 Magnet, 1/8 Dia x 7/16L
238026 Shaft, 3/8 Dia.
238027 Retaining Ring, E, 3/8 Dia
1
2
6
1
1
28 238028 Link, Pump Plunger
29# 238029 Pump Housing
30# 238030 Plunger, 5/8 Dia.
31*# 238031 Seal, 5/8 x 3/8 x 1/4 Deep
32*# 238032 O-ring, 1 1/8 OD x 1 ID
(*) 239876 Soft Seal Kit
(#) 239877 Plunger Kit -
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1
1
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1
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Figure 10 - Parts Illustration for HW93659 Hydraulic Unit
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TWO YEARS LIMITED WARRANTY
For a period of two (2) years from date of purchase, SFA Companies will repair or replace, at its option, without charge, any of its products which fails due to a defect in material or workmanship under normal usage. This limited warranty is a consumer's exclusive remedy.
Performance of any obligation under this warranty may be obtained by returning the warranted product, freight prepaid, to SFA Companies Warranty Service Department, 10939 N. Pomona Ave., Kansas City, MO 64153.
Except where such limitations and exclusions are specifically prohibited by applicable law:
(1) THE CONSUMER'S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY SHALL BE THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF DEFECTIVE
PRODUCTS AS DESCRIBED ABOVE
(2) SFA COMPANIES SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGE OR LOSS
WHATSOEVER.
(3) ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, SHALL BE LIMITED TO TWO YEARS,
OTHERWISE THE REPAIR, REPLACEMENT OR REFUND AS PROVIDED UNDER THIS EXPRESS LIMITED
WARRANTY IS THE EXCLUSIVE REMEDY OF THE CONSUMER, AND IS PROVIDED IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER
WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED.
(4) ANY MODIFICATION, ALTERATION, ABUSE, UNAUTHORIZED SERVICE OR ORNAMENTAL DESIGN VOIDS
THIS WARRANTY AND IS NOT COVERED BY THIS WARRANTY.
Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation may not apply to you.
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.
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SFA Companies
10939 N. Pomona Ave. Kansas City, MO 64153
816-891-6390 [email protected]
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