HDB Breakers

CONTENTS
Chapter 1. Products & Structure
Chapter 2. Specification & Suitable Excavators
Chapter 3. Principle of operation
Chapter 4. General information
Chapter 5. Mounting Bracket Plate Dimension
Chapter 6. Torque
Chapter 7. Operation
Chapter 8. Disassembling & Assembling
Chapter 9. Installation
Chapter 10. Maintenance
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INTRODUCTION
■ First of all thank you for purchasing our hydraulic breakers.
■ HYUNDAI have developed/supplied state-of-the-art excavators as well as hydrauli

c attachments for over two decades, and our products have been playing a major
role in quarries and various construction sites, such as building disassembly, bre
aking up roads, housing land development, sewage system and so on.
■ This manual has come out for your understanding of products and its safe operati
on.
It contains safety guide, maintenance information, proper operating method, tech
nical data and etc., which are useful in installing, operating and maintaining our
products with various kinds of wheel or tracked type excavators, back-hoes and
skid-steer loaders.
■ HYUNDAI have manufactured various attachments with precious and updated tech
nology and well skilled work-manship, for example, hydraulic breakers are made
up of a small number of parts with simple structure and excellent maintenance.
■ Excellent durability, reliability, and trouble-free operation resulted from the above
features, and they give you much more profit and good performance for your job.
■ Although we make our products that we can be proud of, if you are not accusto
med to operating properly, there may be unexpected accidents or disorders, cons
equently the performance and efficiency of the products will be dropped down sh
arply. So you must read this manual carefully and thoroughly to keep operating w
ell and the products need to be maintained periodically and operated correctly for
good condition.
■ First of all, you ought to read and study this manual for your safety. It will inform
you of hazards and how to avoid them. If you have questions about the products
and manual, please contact us or our agents. Every time you want to replace an
y of the spare parts, please make sure you use HYUNDAI genuine parts. We do n
ot guarantee any damages, disorders, and injuries caused by your mistake.
■ We wish you get more profits with our products and thank you again for your pur
chasing.
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1 Products & Structure
1.1 HDB Series Breaker

1) Products
HDB10, HDB20 : Internal Control Valve Type
HDB40, HDB50, HDB70, HDB90, HDB140, HDB180, HDB210 : Non Accumulator type
HDB230, HDB250, HDB300, HDB360, HDB450, HDB650, HDB800 : Accumulator type
2) Structure
INTERNAL CONTROL VALVE TYPE NON ACCUMULATOR TYPE
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1 Products & Structure
a) The HDB Series breaker consists of four main sections : cylinder, control val
ve, front head and head cap.
b) The cylinder contains a moving piston which strikes the chisel.
c) Four through bolts are assembled to hold the cylinder and head cap together
with front head.
d) A control valve is assembled to the cylinder and regulates piston movement.
e) Accumulator compensates for working oil flow in the hydraulic circuit and pre
vents pulsation.
f) Chisel pins inside the front head prevent the chisel from coming out.
NOTE
The accumulator, head cap and cylinder a
re the most critical parts in the breaker.
Therefore, they should be disassembled a
nd reassembled in the service shop appoi
nted by us in your territory.
ACCUMULATOR TYPE
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2 Specification & Suitable Equipment
2.1 Specification of Breakers

Item HDB10 HDB20 HDB40 HDB50 HDB70 HDB90 HDB140
Kg 115 150 224 333 431 614 929

Operating Weight
(w/Top Box BKT.)
lb 253 330 493 734 950 1354 2048
mm 1110 1239 1408 1603 1805 1981 2225

Overall Length
w/STD. MTG. BKT.)
Inch 43.7 48.8 55.4 64.1 71.1 78.0 87.6
mm 973 1090 1258 1419 1591 1760 1962

Overall Length
(w.o/MTG. BKT.)
Inch 38.3 42.9 49.5 55.9 62.6 69.3 77.2
J 140 220 680 820 1040 1100 2160

Impact Power
ft.lb 96 155 494 605 767 811 1593
Mm 40 45 62 70 78 85 105
Chisel Out Dia.
Inch 1.6 1.8 2.4 2.8 3.1 3.3 4.1
Mm 420 500 610 730 806 850 975

Chisel Length
Inch 16.5 19.7 24.0 28.7 31.7 33.5 38.4
Kgf/cm2 150 150 150 170 180 190 190

Setting Pressure
psi 2134 2134 2134 2418 2560 2702 2702
Kgf/cm2 70~110 80~120 100~140 100~140 100~140 100~140 120~160

Working Pressure
psi 996~1565 1138~1707 1422~1991 1422~1991 1422~1991 1422~1991 1707~2276
lpm 15~30 20~40 30~50 30~55 45~80 50~100 90~110

Oil Flow
gpm 4.0~7.9 5.3~10.5 7.9~13.2 7.9~14.5 11.9~21.1 13.2~26.5 23.8~29.1
Blow Rate 350~900 350~900 300~700 350~550

BPM 600~1200 600~1200 500~1000
(450~1000) (450~1000) (550~950) (500~750)
Kgf/cm2 12 12 12 12 12 12 12
Head Cap N2 Gas
Pressure
psi 171 171 171 171 171 171 171
ton 0.5~1.5 1~2.5 3~4.5 3~8 5~8 6~9 10~15

Suitable Exca.
lb 1102~3307 2205~5512 6614~9921 6614~17637 11023~17637 13228~19842 22046~33069
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HDB180 HDB210 HDB250 HDB300 HDB360 HDB450 HDB650 HDB800
1209 1738 2165 2832 2937 3713 4380 5625
2665 3832 4773 6243 6475 8186 9656 12401
2455 2764 2898 3200 3200 3595 3766 4059
96.7 108.8 114.1 126.0 126.0 141.5 148.3 159.8
2153 2395 2526 2790 2790 3173 3271 3505
84.8 94.3 99.4 109.8 109.8 124.9 128.8 138.0
2350 3110 5580 7150 7150 9980 12265 14310
1733 2294 4116 5274 5274 7361 9046 10554
120 135 145 150 155 165 180 200
4.7 5.3 5.7 5.9 6.1 6.5 7.1 7.9
1165 1250 1280 1400 1400 1650 1500 1700
45.9 49.2 50.4 55.1 55.1 65.0 59.1 66.9
210 210 210 210 210 210 240 250
2987 2987 2987 2987 2987 2987 3414 3556
120~170 130~170 140~180 140~180 140~180 140~180 150~190 150~190
1707~2418 1849~2418 1991~2560 1991~2560 1991~2560 1991~2560 2134~2702 2134~2702
100~140 110-160 150-210 180~250 180~250 200-280 280~400 322~454
26.4~37.0 29.1~42.3 39.6~55.5 47.6~66.0 47.6~66.0 52.8~74.0 74.0~105.7 85.1~119.9
350~550 350~500 250~350 200~350 200~350 200~300 250~420 231~374

(500~850) (450~600) (300~450) (300~480) (300~480) (250~350) (300~500) (298~484)
12 11 11 11 11 11 16 11
171 156 156 156 156 156 228 156
16~20 18~25 22~29 26~32 28~36 40~50 42~81 55~100
35274~44092 39683~55116 48502~63934 57320~70548 61729~79366 88185~110231 92594~178574 121254~220462
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2.2 Suitable Excavators
Breaker Model Ton Excavator Model
HDB10 0.5~1.5 1.6 ton
HDB20 0.8~1.5 1.6 ~ 2.7 ton
HDB40 3~4.5 3.5 ton
HDB50 3~8 5.5 ~ 6.0 ton
HDB70 5~8 5.5 ~ 6.0 ton
HDB90 6~9 8.0 ton
HDB140 10~15 14 ~ 14.2 ton
HDB180 16~20 16 ~ 18 ton
HDB210 18~25 21 ~ 23.5 ton
HDB250 22~29 25 ~ 26 ton
HDB300
26~36 29 ~ 38 ton
HDB360
HDB450 40~55 48 ton
HDB650 42~81 52 ton
HDB800 65~150 80 ton
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2.3 Breaker Impact Energy/Setting Pressure
Impact Energy Setting Pressure

Model 2
J kgf/cm
HDB10 140 150
HDB20 220 150
HDB40 680 150
HDB50 820 170
HDB70 930 180
HDB90 1100 190
HDB140 2160 190
HDB180 2350 210
HDB210 3110 210
HDB250 5580 210
HDB300 7150 210
HDB360 7150 210
HDB450 9980 210
HDB650 12265 240
HDB800 14310 250
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3 Principle of operation
3.1 Operation
1) Piston Rises 2) Valve Rises 3) Piston Descends 4) Impact
Fig. 3-1
1) Piston rises
When the high pressure enters, the chamber is ① faced with the lower side of th
e piston ⑧which changes the direction of flow. Then, the chamber work together
with the low pressure circuit ② to reverse piston movement. The force applied t
o the lower side becomes greater than that of the upper side. Gradually the pisto
n goes upward. Piston compresses the gas sealed in the gas chamber.
2) Valve rises
As the piston rises, the oil flows into chamber ② & ⑥. As a result, the valve sta
rts rising because of the difference in area between the upper and lower faces of t
he valve.
3) Piston descent
When the valve rises and is connected with ⑧, the high pressure enters into cha
mber ④ for piston reversion, and the piston starts descending due to the differe
nce in area between the upper and lower faces receiving same pressure. As the
piston comes down, its descending speed is accelerated by the pressure of gas
in the gas chamber.
4) Impact
The accelerated piston strikes chisel. While descending of piston, the middle of
portion of piston reaches to chamber ② and then the pressure in chamber ⑥ su
pporting the valve becomes less and the oil goes through into chamber ②, ③ to
be changed into the low pressure. At the same time, chamber ⑧ remains alway
s high pressure. The valve, therefore, lowers.
5) Continuous striking
Upon completion of the valve descending process, the state shown in first sectio
n of Fig.3-1 is created to allow continuous striking with the chisel.
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4 General Information
1) Usage of breaker
HDB Series breakers are designed to work in quarries, various construction sites,
such as building disassembly, breaking up roads, housing land development, se
wage system and so on. The chisel selection is dependent on working material i
n accordance with chisel appearance. Generally blunt type is for granite or gneis
s, excessive hard rock and not splitting work. And moil or wedge is for sandston
e and weak metamorphic rock into which chisel penetrate or on specially hard ro
cks or reinforced concrete. Wedge point is used for civil engineering works and
breaking fiat rocks.
2) Serial number
The breaker serial number stamped on main body is important for repairing or or
dering spare parts. We make our products very preciously under stern quality con
trol, when the products run out of order, the number must be presented to our s
hop to maintain or repair them.
Therefore, you have to keep in memory the serial number for specific breaker, w
hich usually locates in the main body center or side of breaker.
3) Clothing
You can be injured if you do not wear proper clothing. Loose clothing can get c
aught in a machine. Wear protective clothing to suit the job. For example you ha
ve to wear a safety helmet, safety shoes, safety glasses, well-fitting overalls, ear
-protectors, industrial gloves and breathing protector. Please, do not wear a nec
ktie or scarf and keep long hair restrained.
4) Lifting equipment
Improper lifting equipment can cause you injury. You should know how to use lift
ing equipment and the equipment should be strong enough for your job. Make s
ure that lifting equipment is in good condition, suitable for the job and complies
with all local regulations and relevant laws.
5) Safety
This manual is a guide for safe operation and maintenance. Before installing, op
erating or maintaining the products, you must read this manual carefully and alw
ays keep the manual with the breaker.
6) Operation
You should be a skilled operator of the carrier machine to use breaker correctly.
Do not use or install the breaker until you can drive the carrier machine. Please
do not rush learning the job, take your time and learn carefully.
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7) Hydraulic System
The impact energy of the breaker is constant and independent of the carrier's hy
draulic system. Although you stop the excavator, the rest of the oil pressure is sti
ll getting into the breaker and operates the breaker. Hydraulic fluid at system is
dangerous. Before disconnecting or connecting hydraulic hoses, stop the carrier
engine and release pressure trapped in the hoses, gas chamber. Do not touch th
e hot parts. And if system contains accumulator, depressurize system before mai
ntenance. When leaving equipment please put the equipment lowered and engine off.
8) Practice
If you carry out unfamiliar operations without practice, you and others can be ser
iously injured. Practice should do on a clean area, and keep other people out. If
you perform new operation, you are sure you can do them safely.
9) Communications
Poor communications can cause accidents. Work site is usually noisy, so do not
rely on spoken commands. If you will be working with other people, make sure
they understand your hand signals. Keep people around you away, and Inform of
what you will be doing.
10) Work site

Before you work, check for potholes, weak ground, hidden rocks etc., and mark
the position of underground utilities such as electric cables, water or gas pipes,
etc, if you will be breaking an object near to them. Banked material and trenche
s are dangerous area too Please do not work close enough to banks and trench
es where there is a danger of collapse And dangerous area must be clear of bys
tanders at all time.
11) Safety barriers

In public places, or when your visibility is reduced, place barriers around the mac
hine to keep people away. If there is no safety barriers, you have to obtain the
working area of excavators to operate safely.
12) Equipment limits and condition

Never operate the equipment beyond its limits, If you do, it can cause damage,
and also be dangerous. And do not try to upgrade the breaker's performance by
unapproved modifications. Defective breaker can injure you or others. Do not ope
rate an equipment which is defective or has missing parts. Make sure all mainten
ance procedures are completed before use.
And obey all laws and regulations of the work place and equipment. Please do n
ot operate at abnormal high temperature and use only the completely assembled
breakers.
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13) Repairs and maintenance

Do not try to do repairs or any other maintenance you do not understand. When
you need to replace old part for new one, please contact your HYUNDAI Service
center for advice. Service and repairs are only to be made by authorized person
nel. And do not operate the breaker underwater as a standard assembly, otherwis
e it will be damaged. Please remove tool during transport of breaker and breaker
from carrier during transport. Finally safety decals must be checked and replace
d if necessary.
The products are suitable to major heavy excavators and construction work. As y
ou know, the construction site is always dangerous, thus you should be alert for
hazards. Death or serious injury result from improper use, repair, or maintenance.
Finally, if there is anything you do not understanding, ask your HYUNDAI Service
center for advice. Never assume anything you do not understand. And only routi
ne maintenance listed in manual may be done by operator.
14) Imperative Action Signal
No. Referent Image content Example
Head wearing
1 Hearing protection must be worn An ear protection
Consult manual guide for

2 Technical Manual
Proper service procedures.
Keep away from the

A working breaker with
3 Breaking area while the
Diagonal slash
Breaker works
Inject grease into the hole

4 Grease gun
With grease gun periodically
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5 Mounting Bracket Plate Dimension
(Unit:mm)
T (Before T
Model A B C D E F G H K Material
machined) (machined)
HDB10 19 16 220 220 60 60 20 20 180 18 10
HDB20 19 16 318 298 78 120 21 21 256 18 20
HDB40 19 16 316 302 80 114 21 21 260 22 20

SM490A
HDB50 19 16 365 380 85 135 30 30 320 22 25
HDB70 19 16 400 355 100 140 30 30 295 22 25
HDB90 22 19 435 425 90 165 45 30 365 24 25
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(Unit:mm)
T (Before T
Model A B C D E F G H K L Material
Manchined) (machined)
HDB140 25 22 455 538 130 135 30 140 198 30 24 30
SM490A
HDB180 25 22 540 605 145 180 35 155 225 35 33 30
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(Unit:mm)
T (Before T
Model A B C D E F G H K L Material
machined) (machined)
HDB210 32 29 570 665 160 180 35 160 137.5 35 33 40
HDB250 35 32 635 700 190 186 34.5 175 140 35 33 40

HDB300 SM490A
38 35 700 760 210 200 40 185 155 40 39 45
HDB360
HDB450 40 37 740 805 220 220 40 192.5 170 40 39 50
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(Unit:mm)
<HDB650> <HDB800>
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6 Torque
Before starting work, check all the bolts' tightness and also be sure to
retighten loose bolts to the specified torque referred in the manual.
The procedure of tightening torque of each bolts is as follows.
1) Through Bolt
Model HDB10 HDB20 HDB40 HDB50 HDB70 HDB90 HDB140
Part No. B01210052 B02210052 B03510052 B05610056 B05710111 B07310064 B09410072

Torque
30 35 50 50 120 150 160
(Kg-m)
Model HDB180 HDB210 HDB250 HDB300 HDB360 HDB450 HDB650 HDB800
Part No. B18710250 B23510820 B25410290 B36610530 B36610530 B50510350 B60110371 B70110151
1Torque
190 300 470 540 540 580 580 700
(Kg-m)
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6 Torque
2) Top Mounting Bracket Bolt

Model HDB10 HDB20 HDB40 HDB50 HDB70
Spec. M16 x P2.0 x 60 M16 x P2.0 x 60 M20 x P2.5 x 65 M20 x P2.5 x 65 M20 x P2.5 x 65
Part No. 013019-160604 013019-160604 013019-200654 013019-200654 013019-200654
Torque
20 20 40 40 40
(Kg-m)
Model HDB90 HDB140 HDB180 HDB210
Spec. M22 x P2.5 x 75 M22 x P2.5 x 80 M30 x P3.5 x 90 M30 x P3.5 x 110
Part No. 013019-220754 013019-220804 013019-300904 0139019-301104
Torque
55 55 150 150
(Kg-m)
Model HDB250 HDB300 HDB360 HDB450 HDB650 HDB800
Spec. M30 x P3.5 x 110 M36 x P4.0 x 130 M36 x P4.0 x 130 M36 x P4.0 x 130 M33 x P3.5 x 120 M36 x P4.0 x 120
Part No. 013019-301104 013019-361304 013019-361304 013019-361304 013019-331204 013019-361204
Torque
150 250 250 250 200 250
(Kg-m)
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6 Torque
Acc. Body Bolt Acc. Cover Bolt
3) Accumulator Bolt
HDB250 HDB300, HDB360, HDB450
Model
Acc. Cover Bolt Acc. Body Bolt Acc. Cover Bolt Acc. Body Bolt
Spec. M18 x P1.5 x 50 M24 x P2.0 x 60 M20 x P2.0 x 55 M30 x P2.0 x 70

Part No. 013020-180504 013020-240604 013029-200554 013020-300700
Torque
40 100 55 195
(Kg-m)
HDB650, HDB800
Model
Acc. Cover Bolt Acc. Body Bolt
Spec. M24 x P2.0 x 65 M39 x 3.0 x 90

Part No. 013020 - 240654 013020 - 390900
Torque
110 190
(Kg-m)
20
6 Torque
4) Valve Cap Bolt

Spec. M12x30 M16xP1.5x40-30S M16xP1.5x45-35S M20xP1.5x45-35S

Part No. 013029-120304 013020-160404 013020-160454 013020-200454
Torque
10 30 30 60
(Kg-m)
Spec. M20xP1.5x45-35S M24xP2.0x50 M24xP2.0x55 M30xP2.0x65

Part No. 013020-200454 013036-240500 013036-240550 013036-300650
Torque
60 60 60 120
(Kg-m)
Spec. M30xP2.0x65 M30xP2.0x65 M30XP2.0X70 M30XP2.0X70

Part No. 013036-300650 013036-300650 013036-300700 013036-300700
Torque
120 120 120 120
(Kg-m)
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5) Valve Case Bolt

Model HDB40 HDB50 HDB70 HDB90 HDB140
Spec. M12x40 M16xP1.5x40-30S M16xP1.5x40-30S M20xP1.5x50 M20xP1.5x55-50S

Part No. 013029-120404 013020-160404 013020-160404 013020-200504 013020-200554
Torque
10 30 30 60 60
(Kg-m)
Spec. M20xP1.5x60-55S M24xP2.0x60 M24xP2.0x65 M30xP2.0x80
Part No. 013020-200604 13036-240600 013036-240650 013036-300800

Torque
60 60 60 120
(Kg-m)
Spec. M30xP2.0x80 M30xP2.0x80 M30xP2.0x80 M33XP3.5x90

Part No. 013036-300800 013036-300800 013036-300800 013036-330900
Torque
120 120 120 130
(Kg-m)
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7 Operation
CAUTION
Close the front screen or splinter protection on the driver's cab to prevent possible inj
ury from flying rock splinters during operation.
`
During the operation, every person in the surrounding area, including the excavator dri
ver, must wear ear protector and breathing protection.
The hydraulic breaker should be operated from the driver's seat and should not be put
into operation until both the excavator and the breaker are in the correct position.
Stop the hydraulic breaker immediately if someone goes into the surrounding area, whi
ch is much larger for breaker operation than for excavator operation due to the risk of
flying rock.
When working with a Hydraulic bleaker, operation of the excavator is governed by the
excavator manufacturer's safety regulations.
Make sure all the adjustments are properly made, and use only the completely assem
bled breaker.
Do not operate while under the condition of any drugs and alcohol.
When exiting the carrier and mating maintenance and repairs, insure stable work cond
ition and equipment should be lowered.
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7 Operation
HDB Series Breaker Operation Method
Fig. 7-1
Fig. 7-1
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1) Proper thrust
To break effectively, a proper thrust force has to be applied to the breaker. If a
thrust is insufficient, the hammering energy of the piston will not be sufficient fo
r breaking rocks. Then, the hammering force is transferred to the breaker body,
arm and boom of the base machine, etc. to result in damage.
Fig. 7-2
On the other hand, if the thrust force is excessive or when breaking is performed
with boom of the base machine raised, the machine may suddenly tiIt toward th
e moment, rocks are broken and the breaker body may violently hit against rocks
to result in damage. If hammering is performed under such a condition, vibratio
ns may also be transmitted to the tracks, therefore, hammering in such a manne
r should be avoided to also protect the tracks.
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Fig. 7-3
Further, during hammering, always keep in mind of applying a proper thrust to th

e breaker.
Do not hammer without proper applied thrust.
Fig. 7-4
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2) Direction of thrust
Apply a thrust in a straight line with the tool. Place the tool on a rock wi
th the hammering side as vertically as possible. If the hammering side is oblique,
the tool may slip during hammering, causing the chisel and piston to break, or
seized. When breaking, select the point of a rock on which hammering can perfo
rm stably and fully stabilize the chisel to the hammer.
Fig. 7-5
3) Precaution for operation

The operator should pay attention to the following points during operation.
a) Stop the operation as soon as the hoses vibrate excessively.

Check to see if the high and low pressure hoses of the breaker vibrate exces
si-vely.
If so, the accumulator may be defective and then contact with the service sh
op appointed by us in your territory for disassembly and repair. Further check
oil leakage at the hose fitting points, if oil oozes, re-tighten them.
Visually inspect whether there is a surplus of tool appearance, during operati
on as illustrated in Fig. 7-6.
If not, the tool must be seized in the front head.
Disassemble the front head, and inspect the components and repair or repla
ce defective parts.
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Fig. 7-6
b) Stopping (Avoid idle hammering to the utmost)

As soon as rocks are broken, stop hammering.
If idle hammering is continued, the accumulator may be damaged, the bolts l
oosened or broken and, furthermore, the base machine may also be affected.
When a proper thrust is not applied to the breaker or the chisel used as a le
ver, the state of idle hammering will be brought. (In idle hammering, the ham
mering sound changes.)
c) Do not move rocks.

As shown on Fig. 7-7 and Fig. 7-8, do not roil or throw down a rock with t
he end of the chisel or the side of the bracket using the oil pressure for the
base machine boom, arm, bucket, swing or traveling because the bolts of br
eaker may be broken, the bracket damaged, the chisel broken or scuffed, an
d the boom or arm damaged.
Avoid moving rocks. Especially, never travel the machine with the tool in a rock.
Fig. 7-7
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Fig. 7-8
d) Do not use the tool as a lever.

When a rock is broken by using the tool as a lever as showed, the bolts and
chisel may be broken.
Fig. 7-9
e) Do not continue to hammer for more than 30 seconds on a same point.

When rocks are hard, do not hammer the same place for such a long time t
o exceed one minute but change the point to be hammered.
The long time hammering raises the oil temperature to result in the damaged
accumulator and cause the chisel to be excessively worn.
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f) On a hard, large rock, start breaking at the end point.

Beginning to hammer at the crack or the end will enable even a big rock to
be broken comparatively easily.
Fig. 7-10
g) Operate the breaker at a proper engine speed.

Break rocks at the specified engine speed. Raising the engine speed more th
an necessary does not increase the hammering force but raises the oil tempe
rature to result in the damaged equipment.
Fig. 7-11
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h) Do not operate the breaker in water and mud.

Do not operate the breaker in water and mud. If not, the piston or the similar c
omponents may be rusted to result in the permanently damaged breaker. In cas
e of operation in or under the water, buy underwater operation kit separately.
Fig. 7-12
i) Do not allow the breaker to fall to a rock.

An excessive force may be applied to the breaker or the base machine, and
so this will cause each part of the base machine to be damaged.
Fig. 7-13
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j) Do not hammer with the cylinders extended to the end of stroke.

When a rock is broken with base machine cylinder moved to the end, (the cy
linder extended or retracted fully), the cylinder and each part of the base ma
chine may be damaged.
Fig. 7-14
k) Do not sling an object with the breaker

Do not install a wire to the breaker, bracket and chisel for slinging an object,
The breaker, bracket and chisel may be damaged, further, such an action is
very dangerous in operation.
Fig. 7-15
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l) The boom of the excavator or arm can be damaged if not operated correctly.
Please be aware of the location of the Breaker’s chisel while operating the
breaker.
Fig. 7-16
m) Especially, in winter, warm up the base machine engine from five to twenty
minutes and then operate the breaker. Warm up the engine according to 'Inst
ruction Book for Base Machine'.
If the breaking operation is done at low oil temperature without warming up t
he engine, the breaker parts such as the piston and seals may be damaged.
4) Re-tightening the bolts and nuts.

As the breaker, side bolts, nuts, pipe and hose fittings may be loosened due to
vibration, check for looseness before starting the operation and after finishing th
e operation.
When those parts begin loosening, re-tighten to the specified torque referring to
chapter 6 for the torque values.
5) Repairing the tool

When a tool is used for many hours, it may be worn or got burs. In such a case,
remove them with a grinder.
Further, when the chisel end is worn, the chisel may also slip easily.
Therefore, it is advisable to grind smooth. However, as the chisel is repaired ma
ny times, the hardened layer is removed and the chisel easily worn.
In such a case, replace with new chisel.
6) Advance
When you start breaking a rock, you should select a point on which the rock will
be broken away at least in 30 seconds.
If the operating will not be in that case, the advance must be either reduced or r
estarted at a different point.
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7) Angle of operation
Chisel should always be at right-angle to the surface of the material.
If not, the hydraulic breaker wears more quickly, eventually leading to permanent
damage.
8) Breaker rocking
Gently rocking the hydraulic breaker backward and forward (max.5°) allows dust
to escape, but it will dampen the percussive power of the chisel.
However, rocking at angles greater than 5°may cause bending strain resulting in
damage to chisel and hydraulic breaker.
9) Never use as a crowbar.

Using the hydraulic breaker as a crowbar may cause chisel breakage.
10) Never drive chisel into the material

If the advance is too much and the breaker is not rocked to release the dust, ch
isel will be driven into the material, causing the tip to glow red hot and become
soft.
11) Never hack with the breaker and chisel
12) Never lift or transport loads with the hydraulic breaker.
13) Never use the hydraulic breaker in or under water.

If water penetrates the percussion chamber of the hydraulic breaker, a pressure
wave builds up with each stroke which will damage the stripper and the seals of
the breaker and cause the lower part of the piston to rust.
For underwater applications, even if only the lower breaker part is submerged, sp
ecially adapted breaker models must be used.
Please note :
Breaker can be adapted for underwater use. When needed, please contact HYUN
DAI dealers or HYUNDAI service center.
14) Working in high-temperature conditions

Check the oil temperature constantly to ensure it does not exceed 80℃.
If higher temperature are measured in the tank, an oil cooler must be fitted.
Only use hydraulic oils with adequate viscosity.
In summer and in countries with a tropical climate, the minimum requirement is
a hydraulic oil of type H-LP 68.
15) Working in low-temperature conditions

There are no special regulations for temperature down 20℃. At temperatures belo
w minus 20℃, the hydraulic oil must be warmed up before operating.
This is achieved by
▣ Starting up the excavator motor
▣ Moving the boom
This raises the oil temperature. Once it has risen above 0℃, the hydraulic breake
r can be started up. Leave the motor and the pumps of the excavator running d
uring breaker in work.
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Please note :
The hydraulic breaker and excavator do not begin to perform at full capacity until
an operating temperature has been reached at 60℃.
IMPORTANT
When working in temperature conditions lower than 20℃ below zero, the hydraulic brea
ker should not be put into situation Which the hydraulic Oil is Still cold.
Operating the breaker with cold hydraulic oil may cause the seats in the hydraulic brea
ker to be broken and the diaphragm in the high-pressure accumulator to be torn. Obs
erve the excavator manufacturer's regulations.
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16) Care and maintenance schedule

During the shift Daily Weekly Every 2 weeks As required
Lubricate the chisel Tighten screw connections Tighten screw Check chisel for wear Replace bent and
every 2 hours (during first 50 operating connections squashed pipes
hour)
Check lubricating Check hydraulic lines for Check adapter pins for Check lower wear bush Replace any damaged
nipple is OK leaks wear for wear hoses
Check pipe clamps still fit Check locking bolts on Check breaker bracket
correctly retaining bars for tight fit for wear
Check adapter and bracket Check impact surface of

chisel for fracture
Check gas pressure Check chisel for burrs
Check retaining bars for

burrs
Check impact surface of

piston for dents etc.
Check for oil leaks in the

breaker and in the
machine.
a) Check for loose bolts and nuts

As the HDB Series breaker is a percussion equipment, the bolts and nuts ca
n easily become loosened, which is the cause of severe damage to several c
omponent parts.
Thus, check torque periodically on the basis of the table shown in chapter 7.
Note : It is essential to check all bolts and nuts after the first 10-15 hours of a
ctual operation.
b) Check oil quantity in tank and keep hydraulic oil clean.

Make sure there is a sufficient amount of oil in the tank at all times. If the h
ydraulic oil is dirty, the valve and piston will be operated improperly.
- Periods of change Hydraulic Oil : every 600 hrs.(*1)

Line oil filter : every 100 hrs.(*2)
*1 : Conventional hydraulic oil

*2 : Hyundai genuine long life hydraulic oil
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17) Type of chisel and major application

Type of chisel Shape Applications
Multipurpose applications, including breaking of

Moil point extra hard rock, hard stone, and reinforced
concrete, as well as excavation of bedrock, etc.
Concrete breaking, excavation of bed rock,

Wedge point operation on the face of slope, excavation of
ditches, etc.
Secondary breaking in quarries, boulder

Blunt chisel breaking, concrete breaking and slab
breaking, etc.
Multipurpose applications, including breaking of

Conical point extra hard rock, hard stone and reinforced
concrete, as well as excavation of bedrock, etc.
18) Lubrication of chisel

Insufficient lubrication to the chisel causes the short life of the front cover, chise
l pins and chisel.
At the end of every 2 hours of actual operation, lubricate the chisel with the follo
wing amount of grease using a grease gun.
Before greasing, firmly press chisel into front head. When the breaker is equippe
d with a new chisel, apply grease first and then mount chisel.
CAUTION
Only nitrogen should be used in the gas chamber.
When putting the hydraulic breaker into operation for the first time the tests and settin
gs described in this section must first be made.
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HDB10
HDB20
HDB40 HDB140 HDB210 HDB300 HDB650
Model HDB450
HDB50 HDB180 HDB250 HDB360 HDB800
HDB70
HDB90
Grease gun
application 20 25 30 35 40 45
(No. of Pumps)
Fig. 7-17
Hydraulic oils and grease recommended for hydraulic breaker.
Grade
Hydraulic oil Grease
In hot weather In cold weather

NLGI No.2
Maker ISO VG 68 ISO VG 46
Shell Shell Tellus oil 68 Shell Telius oil 46 Shell Alvania EP2
Esso Nuto H68 Nuto H46 Lithian EP2
Mobil Mobil DET26 Mobil DTE 25 Mobilplex 48
Note : When using oil extremely cold or hot weather, it must be selected according
to the application. Contact us or the service shop.
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IMPORTANT
For preference, HYUNDAI chisel paste should used for lubrication, but the minimum req
uirement is a high-performance friction bearing grease with molybdenum sulphide.
CAUTION
Chisel should only be fitted in the way described here.

Never use your fingers to check the alignment of the recesses in chisel to the oblong
holes for the locking bars.
Always wear protective glasses when fitting or removing chisel since metal chips may fl
y off when the pins are hammered out.
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19) 2 Stroke selector system (TPC)

HDB series provides the 2 STAGE STROKE selector as standard for HDB50 to H
DB450 and the stroke can be chosen as the manual via selector.
The standard stroke and short stroke can be chosen according to job site.
2 stroke selector
(HDB50 ~ HDB180)
.
2 stroke selector 2 stroke selector

(HDB210 ~ HDB450) (HDB650~ HDB650)
Stroke setting instruction

1) Long Stroke : lock the selector adjuster via clockwise (right direction).
Factory standard setting as lock status.(turn 3 rounds back after unlock)
2) Short Stroke : unlock the selector adjuster 3 rounds via anticlock wise (left
direction).
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20) Auto control valve (ABF) : HDB50, HDB70, HDB90, HDB140, HDB180,
HDB210, HDB230, HDB250, HDB300, HDB360, HDB450
Auto control valve is located on side of cylinder and can be used to control the
power supply to the anti blank firing.
When the valve is completely turned off, anti blank firing is not operational.
To operate anti blank firing, lock nut of valve is turned counter clockwise, 3 tim
es around (HDB360, HDB450 : 5 times) from the closed position.
And then tighten the lock nut.
Anti blank firing is set up to operate at the time of delivery from HYUNDAI.
Auto control valve
WARNING
Do not attempt to assemble or disassemble the main body before reading through this
chapter of the manual.
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8 Disassembling & Assembling
8.1 Disassembling
1) Put the body on wooden supports of the equivalent size. => Fig. 8-1.
2) Release N2 gas from the head cap. If not released, it would be very dangerous.
=> Fig. 8-2.
Fig. 8-1 Fig. 8-2
3) Disassemble nuts of through bolts from the main body (Refer to disassembling o
rder in Fig. 8-3).
4) Disassemble head cap using hoist or chain block. => Fig. 8-4.
B A
C D
Fig. 8-3 Fig. 8-4
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5) Disassemble cylinder with eye bolt using chain block or hoist to the arrowed/poin
ted direction. => Fig. 8-5.
Fig. 8-5
6) Disassemble piston with eye bolt toward upper vertically, using chain block or hoi
st to the arrowed/pointed direction. => Fig. 8-6.
7) Loose and disassemble the through bolt from front head in screwing out the qua
drangle part with bottom nut by using HDB standard spanner. => Fig. 8-7.
Fig. 8-6 Fig. 8-7
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8) Removal of seals & rings

Using a screw driver carefully, remove dust seal, u-packing, buffer ring, step se
al and quad-ring from the lower section of the cylinder and cylinder bush.
Please note that once seals and rings are removed, they should not be used ag
ain.
Model Cylinder Cylinder Bush Part Name
HDB10
HDB20
HDB40
HDB50
① Dust Seal
HDB70
② U-Packing
HDB90 5
③ Buffering Ring Set
HDB140 3
(Buffering + Back up ring)
HDB180 2 4
④ Step Seal
HDB210 1
6 ⑤ Gas ring
HDB250
⑥ Buffer Seal
HDB300
(HDB210 ~HDB800)
HDB360
HDB450
HDB650
HDB800
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9) Disassembly of control valve

Clamp control valve case in a vice and loosen hex-head bolts of valve cap.
Then, remove valve cap by using the tap for disassembly.
Fig. 8-8
Valve can be seen after the removal of valve cap.

In the absence of seizure, valve can be withdrawn with ease.
Fig. 8-9
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10) Inspection
a) Seals
While seals are still in their original position, check for scratches and deform
ation.
Do not remove to check. Even a small scratch will lead to oil leakage.
Fig. 8-10
Note : Change all seals every 800 working hours.
b) Control valve
Inspect valve for signs of seizure or scuffing.

If marks left by the seizure are even small, polish by using a fine oil stone.
The corresponding marks on the mating side of box or cap should be remov
ed in the same manner.
Fig. 8-11
If seizure etc., are excessive, replace immediately with a new control valve as
sembly.
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c) Piston
Periodically the lower end of piston deformation must be checked.
Fig. 8-12
Check piston for seizure marks and scuffing.
If such marks are small and on the section with the largest diameter, remove
by polishing with an oil stone.
Corresponding marks on the mating part should also be treated in the same
manner.
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8.2 Assembling
1) Seal assembly
Using a brash, lubricating oil should be applied to seal grooves when assembling
seals.
CAUTION
Much care should be taken when assembling seals.
2) Assembly of chisel bush and chisel holder bush.

a) Disassemble stop pin.
b) Disassemble front cover (Sliding).
※ Disassemble front cover (Tight) using welding machine.
Fig. 8-13
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c) Set chisel holder in front cover.
d) Assemble stop pin
Fig. 8-14
3) Assembly of control valve

a) Wash parts including seals thoroughly with new cleansing oil.
After washing, flush off the cleansing oil with clean compressed air to dry it.
Dust and other foreign matter will originate seizure and scratches to give seri
ous damage to the breaker.
b) Assemble valve into valve box, with the direction as shown under.
c) Apply clean hydraulic oil to the grooves for o-ring on the valve cap, and th
en insert o-ring and back up ring, and assemble into valve box.
Due to light press-fit, tighten 4 bolts uniformly to prevent buffing.
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d) Clamp valve box in a vice and tighten bolts according to their specified torqu
e referring to chapter 6.
Fig. 8-15
4) General assembly.
Fig. 8-16
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a) Assemble through bolts to front head with bott

om nut.
b) Assemble cylinder.
c) Lubricate piston thoroughly and slowly assemb
le piston and packing bush. Confirm the direc
tion of seals of cylinder and cylinder bush.
d) Using a rubber hammer, assemble the cylinder
bush into the cylinder.
e) Assemble front cover.
f) Tighten through bolt nuts to their specified tor
que.
g) Assemble removed gas valve body and pour t
he hydraulic oil into cushion chamber. (50~15
0cc)
h) Tighten gas valve body to its specified torque.
i) Assemble hose adapter.
IN - with orifice
OUT - without orifice
5) Disassembling bracket
a) Remove bracket pins.
b) Put breaker down so that the side bolt nuts are facing up.
c) Loosen and remove the side bolt nuts.
d) Lift the upper plate up and remove.
e) Remove breaker body from the lower plate.
To assemble bracket, perform the above procedure in the reverse manner.
Precaution must be taken to fit the bracket plates into the key grooves.
Note : Refer to the torque table on chapter 6 for proper nut settings.
6) Replacement of Tool
a) Remove stop pin with steel bar.
b) Disassemble chisel pin, at this time be careful of sudden falling down.
c) Put out chisel with care not to fall.
d) When disassembling or assembling, please refer to chapter 6 for torque of bolts.
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9.1 Breaker Lifting Point
Fig. 9-1
1) Breaker Lifting Point
Model Weight(Kg) Allowed load of Lifting Part(Kg)

HDB10 80 220
HDB20 116 220
HDB40 210 1550
HDB50 300 2640
HDB70 430 3200
HDB90 550 5820
HDB140 900 7680
HDB180 1300 12800
HDB210 1800 12800
HDB250 2200 12800
HDB300 2750 12800
HDB360 2830 12800
HDB450 3700 14900
HDB650 4100 21000
HDB800 5900 21000
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Fig. 9-2
2) Suitable Eye Bolt for Breaker main Body

Model Weight(Kg) Specification Allowed load (Kg)
HDB10 55 M12 220

HDB20 65 M12 220
HDB40 110 M12 220
HDB50 180 M16 450
HDB70 243 M16 450
HDB90 280 M16 450
HDB140 520 M20 630
HDB180 650 M24 950
HDB210 1010 M30 1500
HDB250 1150 M30 1500
HDB300 1400 M30 1500
HDB360 1400 M30 1500
HDB450 1630 M36 2300
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9.2 Installation into excavator
Fig. 9-3
- Put the breaker on wooden square bars laid on the flatted ground.
- Set the nitrogen gas pressure in head cap of breaker in accordance with the
specific value of the breaker.
- Please refer to chapter 10 for the specific values.

When necessary, please consult with our A/S person or authorized personnel.
- In case of the breaker with accumulator, set the gas pressure in accumulator
2
at 52Kgf/cm .
(HDB250, HDB300, HDB360, HDB450, HDB650, HDB800)
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- Adjust relief valve in order to control the setting pressure for breaker after clo
sing stop valve of excavator.
Please refer to chapter 2 to set pressure values.
- If excavator does not have a relief valve for breaker, please attach it to equi
pment and control the setting pressure.
- Stick to excavator with two bracket pin, fasten bolt and nut together with sto
p ring.
During assembling, be careful of keeping the straightness of both pin bush a
nd hole of excavator using hand signals.
- Open the union cap of stop valve and connect hoses of breaker.
- At this time, the residuary oil in pipes is subject to flow out, so prepare an e
mpty box to take the oil.
- Open stop valve and operate breaker after warming up enough.
- Check the operating pressure and number of blow, if less blows, check the f
low rate.
- Check oil leakage from connecting area such as pipes, hoses and fittings.
If there is leakage, please re-tighten or replace seals.
- Pay attention to grease injection into chisel, if needed, inject again.
- If the excavator has quick link system, please stick a breaker to excavator in
accordance with installation method of link maker.
- After completing all of the above, please fill in the delivery report to send us.
- When dismounting, the procedures are reversal of the method of assembly.
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9.3 HYUNDAI Excavator Breaker Mode & User Mode Setting
HYUNDAI Excavator
HYUNDAI
Breaker ATTACH TOOL
Model Model Remarks
Max Flow(lpm)
HDB140 R140LC-9 100
HDB140 R140W-9 100
HDB140 R145CR-9 100
HDB180 R160LC-9 130
HDB180 R170W-9 130
HDB180 R180LC-9 130
HDB210 R210W-9 143
HDB210 R220LC-9S 170
HDB210 R210LC-9 170
HDB250 R250LC-9 170
HDB250 R260LC-9S 180
HDB300 R290LC-9 214
HDB300 R300LC-9S 220
HDB300 R320LC-9 230
HDB360 R330LC-9S 230
HDB360 R380LC-9 245
HDB450 R480LC-9 300
HDB650 R520LC-9 300
HDB800 R800LC-9 420
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9.4 Installation precaution

When the bucket and breaker operation are performed alternately, the hydraulic break
er is connected to the base machine with the two hydraulic hoses and two pins, the
refore the bucket and breaker can easily be replaced by each other.
However as the hydraulic circuit is easily apt to be damaged by contamination, remo
ve and install to the following procedures with care.
1) Select a level ground where it is free from mud, dust and dirt. A service shop is
most recommended.
After moving the base machine to a proper place, stop the engine and turn off t
he main switch.
Further, if the hydraulic tank of base machine may be pressurized, bleed pressurized air
from the oil tank. At this time, the base machine is positioned as shown Fig. 9-4, the
breaker and bucket can easily be replaced.
2) Turn the stop valve installed to the end of the arm 90°to prevent hydraulic oil fr
om flowing out. See Fig. 9-5
Fig. 9-4
Fig. 9-5
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3) Loosen the hydraulic hose fittings on the arm side.

At this time, as a small amount of oil flows out, collect it in an empty container.
4) To prevent mud, dust and dirt from entering the oil hoses and fittings, install an
d tighten union cap and 60°elbow adapter provided for this purpose. Then, to p
revent the hoses from being covered with mud, put them together with a wire or
the like.
The followings are for HDB210.
PF1"
PF1"
PF1"
Fig. 9-6 Fig. 9-7
This adapter is used for connecting low pressure hose and high pressure hose.
Plug the fittings on the arm side with this cap to keep the dust not to enter the
fittings when the bucket is working.
Fig. 9-8
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5) Pull out the pins on the bucket link and arm side and then the breaker can be r
emoved.
Replace with a bucket and continue operation.
When placing the hydraulic breaker outdoor, put wood blocks under the breaker a
nd then cover with waterproof canvas or something similar.
Further, when the breaker is not used for any length of time, wash the exterior,
grease each part and then store it indoor.
6) To install the breaker, reverse the removal procedures. As the hoses and the end
s of the fittings are dirty due to the bucket or other operations, be sure to wash
them.
Light oil or cleaning fluid is recommended for cleaning.
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9.5 Hydraulic system
Fig. 9-9
1) Proper input oil flow

You have to attach a package valve for breaker or equivalent valve to control out
put flow from pump so as to acquire appropriate number of blows and reduce p
eak pressure to control output flow.
Class Pressure Output flow Number of blows Compen. Pressure

450 ± 50 BPM
5 Ton Exca. - 40-60LPM -
450 ± 50 golpes/min.
450 ± 50 BPM
13 Ton Exca. 16 ± 1 bar 80-100LPM 320bar
350 ± 50 BPM
350 ± 50 BPM
330 ± 50 BPM
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2) Pressure pulse
a) Pump to Breaker input line
■ Average operating pressure of pump
Indispensable condition
The average value of operating pump pressure is much less than that of com
pensating pressure.
Purpose : Prevent an abrasion of regulator and swash plate supporter of pump
■ Outlet pressure pulse of pump(Pmin. to Pmax.)

Pressure displacement is within 800bar in 1 cycle of blow except an instanta
neous peak pressure within 10m/s.
Purpose : Acquiring durability of pump
Fig. 9-10
■ Outlet pressure pulse of pump (Pmin.)

Indispensable condition In datum point of average operating pressure an inst
antaneous peak pressure drop to negative pressure direction is within 40 bar,
when measuring pressure at supply line.
Purpose : Acquiring durability of pump
■ Pressure pulse (Pmin, Pump.& Pmin, Breaker)

On operating breaker, minimum value of peak pressure of pump outlet is hig
her than that of breaker inlet or so. (Pmin, Pump. ≥ Pmin, Breaker)
Purpose : Checking control valve load and protecting valves.
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■ Inlet pressure pulse of breaker (Pmin, Breaker)

On operating breaker, minimum value of peak pressure of breaker inlet keep
on higher than diaphragm precharge pressure (60bar) or so.
(Pmin, Breaker ≥ 60bar)
Purpose : Protecting hydraulic components as to achieve efficiency of diaphr
agm.
b) Outlet of breaker
Maximum peak pressure is below 5 bar at inlet of cooler.

If you want to satisfy that, you can add accumulator, which is more than pre
charge 10bar, and volume 1.4 liter, choose enough size of return pipe, 1" t
o 20 ton excavator, and 1 1/4".
Purpose : Protecting oil cooler
c) Attachment
Attach special relief valve for breaker with fast response and big capacity
Purpose : Protect hydraulic system, pump, control valve, etc.
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9.6 Piping system

1) Caution on piping
a) On welding seat screw, avoid welding from end of boom to 10mm inner area.
b) Total welding length of seat screw is acquired at least more than 150mm incl
uding total circumference length.
c) Use pipe clamp which is forged or made by machine.
Purpose : Protect pipings of boom
2) Layout of return pipe

a) Return oil must go through full flow filter of tank.

(When equipping special hydraulic filter for breaker, filter element is below 10㎛)
b) Return oil must go through oil cooler.

Purpose : Protect overheat of oil and trouble of hydraulic components cause
d by contamination of hydraulic system.
9.7 Hose & Tube pipe size
Inner Diameter
12.7 12.7 12.7 12.7 12.7 19.1 19.1
(mm)
(inch) 1/2" 1/2" 1/2" 1/2" 1/2" 3/4" 3/4"
HDB650
HDB800
Inner Diameter
25.4 25.4 31.8 31.8 31.8 31.8 31.8
(mm)
(inch) 1" 1" 1 1/4" 1 1/4" 1 1/4" 1 1/4" 1 1/4"
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9.8 Hose & Tube fitting torque
Nominal Size(mm) 6.3 9.5 12.7 19.1 25.4 31.8 31.8 50.8
TORQUE(Kg-m) 5 10 12 24 28 34 42 50
9.9 Method of adjusting impact blows

The blows of Breaker is adjusted by oil flow of excavator, and oil flow of excavator i
s controlled by reducing pressure valve in control valve at breaker line.
If you want more blows, you can set reducing pressure much less, otherwise, much
more.
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10 Maintenance
10.1 Cylinder group

As the cylinder group is extremely important part, rough handling will cause malfuncti
on of the breaker.
When performing maintenance service the high attention should be paid.
Fig. 10-1
a. Cylinder & Valve case

Check the slide parts A, B and C for flaws. If there are scuffing flaws, finish the
surface to be smooth with a buffing grinder, If there are flaws in the part D, fini
sh the surface with sandpaper, #800-#1200. Never apply buffing by the grinder
to the part D1. the buffing grinder can be used only in case of that the part D2
is scuffed so badly that it is hard to deburr the scuffed part by the sandpaper.
Remove the burr with the buffing grinder slightly, and then finish the face wit
h the sandpaper.
The part E can be finished by the buff with the grinder.
After finishing by the buff and sandpaper is accomplished, cut the edge of e
ach groove.
b. Piston
If the slide face is scuffed, repair it by finishing with buffing grinder and san
dpaper, #800- #1200.
If the face is scuffed deeply, remove the burr fully and finish it to be smooth.
c. Valve
In case of the scuffing in the circumference F of the valve, remove it with the s
andpaper, #800-#1200. If the part F is extremely damaged, replace the valve.
d. Valve plate
In case of scuffing of the inner diameter parts G, H and I, finish them by b
uffing with the grinder.
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10.2 Caution on using the buffing grinder

a. Cylinder
Fig. 10-2
b. Piston
Fig. 10-3
c. Cylinder bush
When using the buffing grindstone,

apply the grinder correctly to the
circumference.
If the grinder is led straight ahead,
circularity will be spoiled. Wash t
he parts after finishing them.
Fig. 10-4
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10.3 Accumulator
CAUTION
ONLY FILL WITH N2 GAS!

2
GAS CHARGE PRESSURE : 52 Kgf/cm at 20℃
THIS VESSEL CONTAINS HlGH PRESSUR GAS.
REMOVE REMAINING GAS COMPLETELY BEFORE DISASSEMBLY.
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10.4 Charging nitrogen gas into gas chamber

The pressure in gas chamber may defer in accordance with the model of excavator used.
In case the gas pressure is too high, the oil pressure will rise which may result in ov
erheating of the hydraulic oil and irregular blow.
If the pressure is too low, the impact power will decrease. The pressure in gas cham
ber should be set according to the pressure table as follows:
1) Method of charging N2 gas in the gas chamber.
WARNING
The only gas permitted for charging the accumulator is nitrogen N2.
The use of other gas is extremely dangerous and may cause the accumulator
to explode.
IMPORTANT
Use only the hose nozzle to relieve the pressure:

Using nails, screwdrivers or similar objects would damage the filling valve.
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WARNING
Warning Notice for N2 gas regulator
1. Be sure to keep regulator handle (H1) always closed. You must check the
handle (H1) is closed before opening N 2 bombe. Careless or haste openin
g of bombe may cause charging kit explosion. Your high attention is re
quired.
2. Release N2 bombe valve very slowly with care. You will pay attention to all
ow the high pressure gauge rise slowly.
3. Avoid facing the regulator when connecting N 2 bombe and charging kit. Pl
ease Keep it mind high pressure device might cause explosion accident an
d physical damage if they are handled without high attention.
4. Keep fastening handle and tools always around you.
5. You must use the N2 charging kit for N2 charging purpose. This charging k
it is designed only for charging N2 gas.
6. Safety release valve was designed to bypass excessive pressure than 80kg
2
f /cm ±5. It will open automatically to flow away overwhelming pressure w
ith noise, which is a normal function. Please keep the draining hole clean
not to interupt releasing action.
7. Check points and maintenance.
1) Check internal valve leakage.
2) Check pressure gauges operate normally.
3) Check adaptor nut thread is damaged or not.
4) Check if there is a dent on adaptor.
8. High presurue occurs in operation of charger and relief valve functions alo
ng with noise but it is normal operation.
If you find any abnormal status like gas leakage after checking the above poin
ts, visit HYUNDAI service center to repair the damaged or replace it with new
genuine parts.
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Release valve
Connector 1
Hose connector
(for H/cap & Acc)
Relief valve (R1)
Adaptor nut
Connector 2
N2 Bombe connector
(N2 Gas tank)
Pressure regulating valve Adaptor
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CHARGING NITROGEN GAS INSTRUCTION

■ Use Model : HDB10, HDB20
When the breaker is delivered, charge the Head Cap with N2 gas as following proced
ure and operate the Breaker.
Inspection of nitrogen(N2) gas into Head Cap.
Warning
Be sure to check the surroundings of machine for safety before starting maintenance.
Never use other than N2 gas for charging in back head.
Do not approach front of Tool, when charging in back head with N2 gas.
When Back head is charged, breaker Tool would be come out.
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1) After installing pressure gauge on three-way valve, turn handle of three-way valv
e counterclockwise.
2) Connect gas hose N2 gas cylinder.
3) Install three-way valve to charging valve on Head Cap after removing plug from
breaker (Ensure that O-ring are installed on three-way valve).
4) Connect the other end of gas hose to three-way valve.
5) Turn handle of N2 gas cylinder counterclockwise to open and slowly turn handle
of three-way valve clockwise to set charging pressure.
6) Turn the handle of three-way valve counterclockwise, and then turn handle of N2
gas cylinder clockwise to close.
Notice : For N2 gas sealing pressure, refer in Fig. 7.
7) Close cap of three-way valve after gas hose is relieved from three-way valve.
8) Recheck charging pressure into Head Cap as turning handling of three-way valve
clockwise.
Notice : When gas charging in Head Cap has been completed by following procedur
e 1) through 8), discount three-way valve from charging valve of Head Cap
after turn handle of three-way valve counterclockwise.
But, if it is needed to adjust pressure of gas in Head Cap by following proc

edure 9) through 13) mentioned below.
9) Disconnect gas hose from three-way valve.
10) Install three-way valve on charging valve completely.
11) When turning handle of three-way valve clockwise, gas pressure in Head Cap is
indicated on pressure gauge.
12) If gas pressure is low, perform operations 1) through 8) again. Repeat until gas
pressure rises to specified pressure.
13) If gas pressure is excessive, slowly turn adjuster of three-way valve counterclock
wise, then gas pressure leaks from Head Cap, When correct amount of gas pres
sure is shown, close adjuster clockwise.
When gas pressure is excessively high, breaker will not operate.
Ensure that gas pressure is at specified pressure and O-ring in three-way valve
is installed.
2
(Unit:kgf/cm )
Model HDB10-9 HDB20-9 HDB30-9
Head Cap Gas Pressure 16.5 16.5 16.5
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■ Charging HEAD CAP with N 2 Gas
■ Use Model(Para modelos): HDB10, HDB20, HDB40, HDB50, HDB70, HDB90,

HDB140, HDB180, HDB210, HDB250, HDB300,
HDB360, HDB450, HDB650, HDB800
You must check nitrogen gas pressure before operation even though the machine
's gas has been set from the factory for the best performance. You need to che
ck gas pressure every 2 weeks.
1. Connect gas regulator with N2 gas tank. (Fig. 1)

2. Remove the gas valve cap and the connector cap on the gas regulator. (Fig. 2)
3. Connect the air hose to the gas valve(C1) on head cap and connector on the gas regul
ator. (Fig. 3)
4. Check whether the gas pressure(See gauge-G1) is correct or not according to 'N2 Gas
Pressure Table' below. (Fig. 3)
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4.1 If you found more N2 gas according to 'N2 Gas Pressure Table' you should
release some gas by following the process below.
Release some gas by turning drain valve (D1) counter-clockwise so that h
ead cap has only recommended gas pressure. (Fig. 4)
4.2 If you found less N2 gas according to 'N2 Gas Pressure Table' you should
add some gas by following the process below.
4.2.1 Turn the handle (H2) clockwise on N2 Gas tank. (Fig. 4)
4.2.2 Insert the regulator handle (H1) into the gas regulator body first, then t
urn the handle clockwise until indicator (gauge G1) moves. (Fig. 5)
4.2.3 Pump N2, gas by turning handle (H1) clockwise on the gas regulator
according to 'N2. Gas Pressure Table' and stop pumping N2 gas wh
en gas gauge(G1) indicates recommended gas pressure by turning h
andle(H2) counter-clockwise on the N2 gas tank. (Fig. 5, 6)
Release N2 gas in gas regulator by opening drain valve (D1). (Fig. 6)
5. Remove the air hose and close the gas valve cap.
6. Make sure that there is no N2 gas leakage by performing test.
(If you see soap bubble after applying liquid soap on the gas valve, N2 gas is le
aking)
2
(Unit: kgf/cm )
Head Cap Gas Pressure 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12
2
(Unit: kgf/cm )
Head Cap Gas Pressure 11 11 11 11 11 11 11
Ref.) Depands on the temperature of Head Cap surface.
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2
(Unit: kgf/cm )
Pressure
Temperature(℃)
A B C D
-10 8.1 9.9 10.8 14.8

0 8.4 10.2 11.2 15.4
10 8.7 10.6 11.6 15.9
20 9.0 11.0 12.0 16.5
30 9.3 11.4 12.4 17.1
40 9.6 11.8 12.8 17.6
50 9.9 12.1 13.2 18.2
60 10.2 12.5 13.6 18.8
70 10.5 12.9 14.0 19.3
80 10.8 13.3 14.5 19.9
Fig. 7
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CHARGING NITROGEN GAS INSTRUCTION

■ Charging Accumulator with N2 Gas
■ Use Model : HDB250, HDB300, HDB360, HDB450, HDB650, HDB800
You must check nitrogen gas pressure before operation even though the mac
hine's gas has been set from the factory for the best performance. You need
to check gas pressure every 2 weeks.
1. Connect gas regulator with N2 gas tank. (Fig. 1)

2. Remove the gas valve cap and the connector cap on the gas regulator. (Fig. 2)
3. Connect the air hose to the gas valve (C1) on Accumulator and connector on the ga
s regulator. (Fig. 3)
4. Check whether the gas pressure (See gauge-G2) is correct or not according to '
N2 Gas Pressure Table' below. (Fig. 3)
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4.1 If you found more N2 gas according to 'N2 Gas Pressure Table' you should r
elease some gas by following the process below.
Release some gas by turning drain valve (D2) counter-clockwise so that Ac
cumulator has only recommended gas pressure. (Fig. 4)
4.2 If you found loss N2 gas according to 'N2 Gas Pressure Table' you should a
dd some gas by following the process below.
4.2.1 Make sure that there is No regulator handle connected with the gas regulator.
(Fig. 4)
4.2.2 Turn the handle (H2) clockwise on N2 Gas tank. (Fig. 5)
4.2.3 Pump N2 gas by turning handle(H2) clockwise on the N2 gas tank according to '
N2 Gas Pressure Table' and stop pumping N2 gas when gas gauge(G2) indicate
s recommended gas pressure by turning handle(H2) counter-clockwise on the
N2 gas tank. (Fig. 5, 6)
Release N2 gas in gas regulator by opening drain valve (D2). (Fig. 6)
5. Remove the air hose and close the gas valve cap.
6. Make sure that there is no N2 gas leakage by test. (If you see soap bubble after
applying liquid soap on the gas valve, N2 gas is leaking)
2
(Unit: kgf/cm )
Accumulator Gas Pressure 52 52 52 52 52 52
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Temperature(℃) Pressure(kgf/cm )
-10 46.7
0 48.5
10 50.2
20 52.0
30 53.8
40 55.5
50 57.3
60 59.1
70 60.9
80 62.6
Ref.) Depends on the temperature of Accumulator surface.
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10.5 Assembly and Disassembly of Top Box Bracket Breaker

1) Insert o-ring No.16 into the groove of plug on the top box bracket No.1.
2) Assemble Damper plate to the bracket.
3) Set bottom damper No.17 at the bottom area of bracket.
4) Assemble main body No.30 into the bracket.
5) Assemble upper clamp sets (No2, 3, 4, 5, 6) to the bracket.
6) Put upper damper No.18 on the main body.
7) Assemble bulk cap with bolt, washer, and nut.
8) Assemble front Urethane cover and rubber plugs (No.19~29) on the bracket.
(Only Low Noise Option Bracket)
9) Insert bracket pin into the pin hole and assemble stop ring No.33 with bolt No.3
4 and nut No.35.
10) To disassemble bracket perform the above procedure in the reverse manner.
Note : Refer to the torque chart in the manual for proper bolt setting.
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10.6 Wearing parts

a. When damaged or worn, your attention is highly required to exchange these item
s.
- Chisel
- Front cover, must be removed at the service shop
- Chisel pins
- Stopper pin, chisel pin stopper
- Rubber plug, chisel pin stopper plug
- Hydraulic seals
- Side bolts
- Hydraulic hoses
- MC Nylon Plate
- Upper Damper
- Bottom Damper
b. We recommend the user to stock wearing parts, such as chisel, chisel pins, chis
el pin stopper, rubber plugs, bolts and hydraulic hoses.
c. Replace hydraulic seals every 600 hours of actual operation.
d. Chisel pin
- When each chisel pin is excessively deformed, it is difficult to replace the chi
sel.
Therefore, every 100 to 150 hours of operation, change the face of each pin
which comes in contact with the chisel. The two faces of each pin can be
used. If the chisel you use is not the genuine part, we can not guarantee th
e breaker parts for their good performance.
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Fig. 10-8
- When replacing each part, check each part for wear, breakage, scoures, etc.,
especially, after removing burrs and swelling on chisel pins.
- Replace chisel after grinding the worn parts of front head and chisel pin.
Insert a new chisel pin after grinding the scuffed parts of front head in use.
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10.7 Wear limit of chisel and front cover

When the clearance between the chisel and front cover becomes large, it is strongly
recommended to replace these parts to prevent from wear.
Exceeding the following value may damage other component parts, such as the pist
on and cylinder.
Fig. 10-9
(Unit: mm)
Wear limit
4 4 4 4 5 5 5
Dimensions
(Unit: mm)
Wear limit
6 6 7 9 9 9 10 11
Dimensions
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10.8 Caution for long term storage

■ Store breaker in dry area with small temperature difference.
■ The tool should be removed and nitrogen gas should be released.
■ The lower end of piston should be greased.

Tool and bushing should be coated with anticorrosive.
■ When you can not grease, the tool must be pulled up toward upper side and the
n piston should be in cylinder.
■ Fittings at excavator and main body are sealed with union cap to prevent contam
inator from getting into pipes.
■ As well as possible, breaker should be put erectly, If not, put the breaker on wo
oden square bars on the flat ground.
■ If the breaker is laid on the wooden square bars for more than 6 months, please
check all seals in cylinder and corrosion bolts before operation.
1) Storage method
Term Measure
Every 3 months Change up side down the body for good state of seal.
Every 6 months Check the internal cylinder & corrosion condition.
2) Before operating
Term Measure
Every 3 months Check seals

Every 6 months Check seals & corrosion states
CAUTION
If the breaker is laid on the wooden square bars more than 6 months, please check
all seals in cylinder and corrosion bolts before operation.
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10.9 Oil and filter

a. Oil
- The oil for breaker can be used the same of excavator.
- When the breaker operates continuously, the temperature of the oil will rise,
please check at the moment the viscosity of oil.
- If oil viscosity is too high, they may cause stiff operation, irregular strikes, ca
vitation in the pumps and sticky valves.
- If oil viscosity is too low, working efficiency drops down due to internal leaka
ge, seals or gasket damage for heating.
- Working oil should be refilled earlier than bucket working during breaker worki
ng, because contaminated oil bring disorder of hydraulic parts, breaker, exca
vator and results lowering efficiency.
- Refill oil after 250 hours when first installation and refill every 500 hours.
b. Line filter
- Oil filter is for removing impurities from the hydraulic oil since they decrease
expectancy life of components and cause seizure and clogged line.
- Change line filter after 50 hours after first installation and replace it every 12
5 hours.
- Contaminator may enter the hydraulic line during oil changes and refilling, wh
en parts are repaired or serviced and due to parts wear.
- When installing oil filter, it should comply with quality rated to maximum work
ing pressure and flow capacity.
c. Oil cooler
- The purpose of oil cooler is to cool down the heated oil due to compression
and flowing.
- If oil temperature rises too high during operating breaker, you should replace
the original oil cooler or install an auxiliary oil cooler to maintain a proper oil
temperature.
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10.10 Troubleshooting guide

a. Oil leakage
Even if oil leaks, there is no need replacing parts at all times. Check the followi
ng points listed in the below. The user can check the remedy before calling deal
er.
Area of oil leakage Condition Causes & Remedies
A large amount of oil is leaking.

Between the tool and front Cover Check if it comes from oil or grease Seals are damaged.
A
(small amount of oil leakage is a Replace.
normal symptom.)
Oil leaking from the valve case & Loose breaker hoses and bolts.
B Surface of breaker
hose adapter portion. Re-tighten.
Normal : During assembly from

Oil leakage from reassembly of
C Valve case & cap bolts lubrication oil & anti-rust oil
valve after overhaul.
applied.
Normal : clean oil check If seal
Between main valve & surface Oil leakage from reassembly of
D is damaged, loosen bolts.
of cylinder breaker after overhaul.
Replace with new seals
Loose through bolts nut.
Oil leakage.
Re-tighten.
E Between cylinder and head cap
Oil leakage. Replace damaged o-ring.
Loose plugs assembled on the

F Between cylinder and front Head Oil is leaking. surface of cylinder re-tighten.
Replace damaged seals.
b. Poor operation of breaker
Condition Major cause Remedies
Oil temperature is too low. Oil temperature must reach to min. 30℃.
Main valve does not operate

Check breaker operating button in a cabin.
properly.
Does not impact
Pressure in head cap and setting
Check pressure of nitrogen gas and relief valve.
pressure of relief valve is low.
Poor performance of hydraulic
Contact excavator manufacturer immediately.
pump.
Irregular blows Oil temperature increased due to

Supplement of hydraulic oil.
It operates normally lack of hydraulic oil.
at the beginning
Pressure in head cap too high. Check gas pressure.
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Condition Major cause Remedies
Relief valve is set too low. Check pressure of relief valve.
Apply enough down pressure with arm or boom

Not enough down pressure on tool.
of base machine.
The clearance between the tool and Check the clearance between tool and front
front cover are too large. cover.
Wear on top of tool. Disassemble tool to check.
Poor performance of hydraulic pump

Have excavator manufacturer check piping.
and back pressure are too high.
Foreign material inside main valve. Disassemble and clean.
Seizure of piston & cylinder. Overhaul and check.
Lack of blow power Low gas pressure in head cap. Check gas pressure.
Gas pressure is too high. Check gas pressure.
Not enough down pressure on tool. Apply enough down pressure with arm and boom.
Lack of blow Setting pressure of relief valve is too low. Check pressure of relief valve.
Poor performance of hydraulic

Have excavator manufacturer check.
pump.
Operating pressure is too high. Check setting pressure.
c. Malfunctions
Prerequisites for the normal operation and long life of hydraulic breakers of HDB
Series :
- Supply of rates (pressure P and flow rate Q) to hydraulic breakers of this seri
es.
- Use of clean hydraulic oil
- Proper operation as per operating & maintenance manual.
Dealer concerned are requested to take prompt actions when they receive troubl
e reports from their customers. Skilled technicians of our dealer should grasp co
ndition of troubles exactly and set forth adequate counter measures by checking
their possible causes.
The repair of minor troubles would be better entrusted to customers, and approp
riate steps should be taken if their causes cannot be detected.
The following tabulation on the causes and countermeasures of troubles may hel
p for a good disposition of troubles encountered.
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Item Conditions Cause Countermeasure
Insufficient power (P x Q).

Insufficient down pressure on
Check power.
tool.
Proper instructions.
Clogged piping.
Check and repair.
Breaker will not work. Seizure of breaker.
Repair or replace worn parts.
filling-up of hydraulic oil in head
Replace seals.
cap.
Refill oil.
Lack of hydraulic oil.
Potencia insuficiente (P x Q).
Stop hammering or Check power.
Clogged piping.
erratic action in Check and repair.
Too high pressure in head cap.
approx 30-90min Adjust.
Damaged seals.
operation Erratic Replace seals.
Inflow of large volume of grease
hammering inflow of Remove grease Instruct
to impact chamber.
operating oil to head cap. greasing method.
Potencia insuficiente (P x Q).
Use of hammering tool in bent Apply down force in tool

condition. direction.
Breakage of tool
Use of tool as a lever move rocks Check if any excessive play on
with tool. arms, links & pins.
Long time continuous hammering

Melting of tool point. Relocate.
Main body in one place.
Full power operation from the Low speed operation for first 30
Clacking of tool Point.
outset. minutes.
Difficulty In attaching
Deformation of tool pin. Poor Inspection.
and removing tool pin.
Excessive plays between

bracket and breaker Loose side bolts. Re-tighten bolts.
body.
Premature wear of front

Lack of grease. Proper instruction.
cover.

Check power.
Insufficient down pressure on
Low number of blow. Adequate instructions.
tool.
Adjust to specified gas pressure.
Too high pressure in head cap.
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Item Conditions Cause Countermeasure
Pressure drop In head cap. Recharge nitrogen gas.

Insufficient down pressure on tool Proper instruction.
Weak Impact force.
Insufficient power (P x Q). Check power.
Breakage of tool in front head. Replace tool and check piston.
Main body
Loose joints & damage on o-ring Re-tighten joints replace.

Oil leakage input &
& back up ring. O-ring & back up rings.
output section between
Loose bolts & damage on o-ring Re-tighten bolts replace.
control valve & cylinder
& back up ring. O-ring & back up ring.
between tool and front
Wear or damage of oil seals. Replace oil seals.
cover between head
Damage on hollow plugs or loose Replace hollow plugs &
cap & cylinder.
through bolt nuts. re-tighten through bolt nuts.
Running a curve when Check and increase set pressure

Wrong set pressure on relief valve.
equipped with breaker. on slow side.
Poor heat radiation of base

Rapid increase In oil machine. Change setting for breaker.
temperature. Premature wear of pump. Repair or replace pump.
Clogged piping.
Base machine Hose pulsation on the

The amount of oil flow is tool low. Check oil flow.
and piping supply side.
Hose pulsation on the

Gas pressure is too low or high. Adjust gas pressure.
return side.
Large play In the side direction of

Poor positioning tool
arm and link or pin and bushing Repair tool liable to breaker.
to rocks.
lead to premature wear.
Emulsification of
Entering of water into oil. Immediately replace hydraulic oil.
hydraulic oil.
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CONTENTS

Chapter 1. Products & Structure

Chapter 2. Specification & Suitable Excavators

Chapter 3. Principle of operation

Chapter 4. General information

Chapter 5. Mounting Bracket Plate Dimension

Chapter 8. Disassembling & Assembling

Chapter 10. Maintenance

■ HYUNDAI have developed/supplied state-of-the-art excavators as well as hydrauli

1.1 HDB Series Breaker

INTERNAL CONTROL VALVE TYPE NON ACCUMULATOR TYPE

2.1 Specification of Breakers

Kg 115 150 224 333 431 614 929

mm 1110 1239 1408 1603 1805 1981 2225

mm 973 1090 1258 1419 1591 1760 1962

J 140 220 680 820 1040 1100 2160

Mm 420 500 610 730 806 850 975

Kgf/cm2 150 150 150 170 180 190 190

Kgf/cm2 70~110 80~120 100~140 100~140 100~140 100~140 120~160

lpm 15~30 20~40 30~50 30~55 45~80 50~100 90~110

Blow Rate 350~900 350~900 300~700 350~550

ton 0.5~1.5 1~2.5 3~4.5 3~8 5~8 6~9 10~15

2.1 Specification of Breakers

2.1 Specification of Breakers

HDB180 HDB210 HDB250 HDB300 HDB360 HDB450 HDB650 HDB800

1209 1738 2165 2832 2937 3713 4380 5625

2665 3832 4773 6243 6475 8186 9656 12401

2455 2764 2898 3200 3200 3595 3766 4059

96.7 108.8 114.1 126.0 126.0 141.5 148.3 159.8

2153 2395 2526 2790 2790 3173 3271 3505

84.8 94.3 99.4 109.8 109.8 124.9 128.8 138.0

2350 3110 5580 7150 7150 9980 12265 14310

1733 2294 4116 5274 5274 7361 9046 10554

120 135 145 150 155 165 180 200

4.7 5.3 5.7 5.9 6.1 6.5 7.1 7.9

1165 1250 1280 1400 1400 1650 1500 1700

45.9 49.2 50.4 55.1 55.1 65.0 59.1 66.9

210 210 210 210 210 210 240 250

2987 2987 2987 2987 2987 2987 3414 3556

120~170 130~170 140~180 140~180 140~180 140~180 150~190 150~190

1707~2418 1849~2418 1991~2560 1991~2560 1991~2560 1991~2560 2134~2702 2134~2702

100~140 110-160 150-210 180~250 180~250 200-280 280~400 322~454

26.4~37.0 29.1~42.3 39.6~55.5 47.6~66.0 47.6~66.0 52.8~74.0 74.0~105.7 85.1~119.9

350~550 350~500 250~350 200~350 200~350 200~300 250~420 231~374

171 156 156 156 156 156 228 156

16~20 18~25 22~29 26~32 28~36 40~50 42~81 55~100

35274~44092 39683~55116 48502~63934 57320~70548 61729~79366 88185~110231 92594~178574 121254~220462

2.2 Suitable Excavators

Breaker Model Ton Excavator Model

HDB10 0.5~1.5 1.6 ton

HDB20 0.8~1.5 1.6 ~ 2.7 ton

HDB40 3~4.5 3.5 ton

HDB50 3~8 5.5 ~ 6.0 ton

HDB70 5~8 5.5 ~ 6.0 ton

HDB90 6~9 8.0 ton

HDB140 10~15 14 ~ 14.2 ton

HDB180 16~20 16 ~ 18 ton

HDB210 18~25 21 ~ 23.5 ton

HDB250 22~29 25 ~ 26 ton

HDB450 40~55 48 ton

HDB650 42~81 52 ton

HDB800 65~150 80 ton

2.3 Breaker Impact Energy/Setting Pressure

Impact Energy Setting Pressure

HDB10 140 150

HDB20 220 150

HDB40 680 150

HDB50 820 170

HDB70 930 180

HDB90 1100 190

HDB140 2160 190

HDB180 2350 210

HDB210 3110 210

HDB250 5580 210

HDB300 7150 210

HDB360 7150 210