VEVOR Cabinet Jack Support Pole (Model JF-ZCG001-2114)

1. Product Overview

The VEVOR Cabinet Jack Support Pole (Model JF-ZCG001-2114) is a versatile, adjustable telescopic quick support rod designed to provide temporary support for various construction and renovation tasks. This 2-pack system functions as a third hand, assisting with the installation of cabinets, lifting drywall, and serving as cargo bars. Each pole is constructed from durable carbon steel and features TPR foot pads for secure, non-slip placement.

Key features include adjustable height and angle, a strong load capacity, and a secure triple-lock system for reliable support.

2. Safety Instructions

• Always ensure the support pole is placed on a stable, level surface.
• Do not exceed the maximum load capacity of 198 lbs (90 kg) for 90° vertical support or 99 lbs (45 kg) for 45° angled support.
• Verify that all locking mechanisms are fully engaged before applying load.
• Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) during use.
• Avoid placing the pole in a position where it could slip or cause damage to surfaces.
• Keep hands and fingers clear of moving parts during adjustment.

3. Components Included

The VEVOR Cabinet Jack Support Pole package includes:

• 2 x Support Poles
• 1 x Storage Bag
• 1 x User Manual (this document)

4. Setup Instructions

4.1 Unpacking and Initial Inspection

Carefully remove all components from the packaging. Inspect each support pole for any signs of damage or missing parts. If any issues are found, do not proceed with assembly or use and contact customer support.

4.2 Adjusting Height and Angle

Image: The VEVOR Cabinet Jack Support Pole demonstrating its adjustable height from 49.21 inches to 114.57 inches and a head tilt range of up to 45 degrees.

1. Rough Height Adjustment: Loosen the knob on the main pole to allow the inner tube to slide freely. Extend or retract the pole to approximately the desired length. Ensure the steel ball locks into a corresponding hole of the outer tube for initial stability.
2. Fine-Tuning Height Adjustment: Once the rough height is set, use the comfortable grip handle to make precise adjustments. Squeeze the handle to extend the pole incrementally until it makes firm contact with the supporting surfaces.
3. Angle Adjustment: The head of the support pole can tilt up to 45° to accommodate various surfaces, including ceilings, slopes, stairs, and irregular spaces. Adjust the head to match the angle of the surface you are supporting.

Image: Detailed view of the quick setup and simple operation features, including the knob for length adjustment, steel ball locking mechanism, and the handle for fine-tuning.

4.3 Securing the Pole

Image: Two VEVOR support poles providing stable support, highlighting the triple lock mechanism with an easily tightened nut, dual steel balls for fixing, and a spring single-way locking system.

The triple-lock system ensures the pole remains securely in place and prevents slipping under load. This system includes:

• An easily tightened nut for initial length setting.
• Dual steel balls that lock into the outer tube for robust positioning.
• A spring single-way locking mechanism activated by the handle for final tension.

Always ensure these three elements are properly engaged for maximum stability.

5. Operating Instructions

5.1 General Operation

To operate the VEVOR Cabinet Jack Support Pole:

1. Position the pole between the two surfaces requiring support.
2. Perform rough height adjustment by loosening the knob and extending the inner tube until the steel ball engages a hole near the desired height. Tighten the knob.
3. Use the handle for fine-tuning, extending the pole until it creates firm pressure against both surfaces.
4. To release, press the quick-release rod to retract the pole.

5.2 Applications

Image: The support pole being used in various scenarios, including supporting a sloped roof, holding plastic sheeting, installing cabinets, and supporting ceilings.

The support poles are ideal for:

• Cabinet Installation: Holding upper cabinets in place while securing them to the wall.
• Drywall Lifting: Supporting drywall sheets on ceilings or high walls during installation.
• Shelving Support: Providing temporary support for shelves or other fixtures.
• Temporary Bracing: Stabilizing various objects or structures during construction or repair.
• Cargo Bars: Securing cargo in vehicles.

Remember to consider the angle of support when assessing load capacity. A 90° vertical support offers the maximum 198 lbs capacity, while a 45° angled support reduces the capacity to 99 lbs.

6. Maintenance

6.1 Cleaning

Wipe down the poles with a clean, damp cloth after each use to remove dust, dirt, or debris. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that could damage the carbon steel or TPR components.

6.2 Inspection

Regularly inspect the support poles for any signs of wear, damage, or corrosion. Check the locking mechanisms, foot pads, and overall structural integrity. Replace any damaged parts immediately or discontinue use if the pole is compromised.

6.3 Storage

Store the support poles in the provided waterproof, tear-resistant Oxford carry bag in a dry, clean environment. This protects the poles from dust and moisture and makes them convenient for transport.

7. Troubleshooting

7.1 Pole Slipping

• Check Locking Mechanisms: Ensure the knob is fully tightened, the steel balls are engaged in a hole, and the handle's spring-loaded mechanism is securely locked.
• Surface Condition: Verify that both the floor and ceiling/object surfaces are clean, dry, and free of slippery substances. The TPR foot pads are designed for grip, but extreme conditions can reduce friction.
• Overload: Confirm that the load being supported does not exceed the pole's rated capacity for the given angle.

7.2 Difficulty Adjusting Height

• Loosen Knob: Ensure the main adjustment knob is sufficiently loosened to allow the inner tube to slide.
• Check for Obstructions: Inspect the inner and outer tubes for any debris or damage that might impede movement.
• Handle Mechanism: If fine-tuning with the handle is difficult, ensure the quick-release rod is not partially engaged or obstructed.

8. Specifications

Image: A diagram illustrating the key dimensions and specifications of the VEVOR Cabinet Jack Support Pole.

9. Warranty and Support

For warranty information, technical support, or service inquiries regarding your VEVOR Cabinet Jack Support Pole, please refer to the documentation included with your product or visit the official VEVOR website. Contact details for customer service are typically provided in the product packaging or on the manufacturer's support pages.