9852 2730 01 Maintenance Schedules FlexiROC T35, T40 PDF
9852 2730 01 Maintenance Schedules FlexiROC T35, T40 PDF
9852 2730 01 Maintenance Schedules FlexiROC T35, T40 PDF
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Safety
Reference................................................................................................................. 5
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Safety
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Safety
Reference
Note
Always read the information in the Safety document before starting to use the rig or
starting maintenance work.
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Maintenance schedules
1. Maintenance intervals .............................................................................................. 9
Foreword.................................................................................................................. 9
Every 4th impact hour ........................................................................................... 10
Drill-steel support - Every 4th percussion hour................................................ 10
Every 20th impact hour ......................................................................................... 11
Feeder - Every 20th percussion hour ................................................................ 11
Every 100th impact hour ....................................................................................... 12
Feeder - Every 100th percussion hour .............................................................. 12
Rod handling - every 100th percussion hour .................................................... 13
Dust collector - Every 100th percussion hour .................................................. 14
Every 200th impact hour ....................................................................................... 15
Drill-steel support - Every 200th percussion hour............................................ 15
Every 10th engine hour ......................................................................................... 16
Power pack - every 10th engine hour ............................................................... 16
Hydraulic system - Every 10th engine hour ..................................................... 17
Diesel filter - Every 10th engine hour .............................................................. 18
Electrical system/Winch - every 10th engine hour ........................................... 19
Every 50th engine hour ......................................................................................... 20
Boom/Feeder - every 50th engine hour ............................................................ 20
Track frames - every 50th engine hour ............................................................. 21
Rig frame/track frame - every 50th engine hour .............................................. 22
Power pack - every 50th engine hour ............................................................... 23
Radiator - every 50th engine hour .................................................................... 24
Compressor tank - every 50th engine hour....................................................... 25
Hydraulic oil reservoir - every 50th engine hour.............................................. 26
Cabin - every 50th engine hour ........................................................................ 27
Winch - every 50th engine hour........................................................................ 28
Remote-control box - every 50th engine hour .................................................. 29
Every 250th engine hour ....................................................................................... 30
Boom/Feeder - every 250th engine hour .......................................................... 30
Air conditioning - Every 250th engine hour..................................................... 31
Electrical system - every 250th engine hour..................................................... 32
Track frames - Every 250th engine hour .......................................................... 33
Dust collector (DCT) - Every 250th engine hour ............................................. 34
Cabin - every 250th engine hour ...................................................................... 35
Battery - Every 250th engine hour.................................................................... 36
Diesel engine - every 250th engine hour .......................................................... 36
Hydraulic system - every 250th engine hour .................................................... 37
Every 500th engine hour ....................................................................................... 38
Track frames - every 500th engine hour ........................................................... 38
Diesel engine - every 500th engine hour .......................................................... 39
Winch - every 500th engine hour...................................................................... 40
Cabin - every 500th engine hour ...................................................................... 41
Terminal blocks - every 500th engine hour ...................................................... 42
Terminal blocks - every 500th engine hour ...................................................... 43
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Foreword
This instruction manual is part of the complete delivery of the hydraulic drill rig. It
provides information on the design and operation of the drill rig and contains advice
and the measures necessary to keep the rig operational. This instruction manual is no
replacement for thorough training on the drill rig. The documentation consists of the
following:
This instruction manual should be read in advance by all persons who are to operate
or repair the drill rig or carry out maintenance on it.
• We recommend that you make copies of all maintenance intervals and keep a
record of each point checked.
• The owner of the equipment is recommended to compile a filing system for each
maintenance interval.
• Carefully read all the instructions and study the drawings of the machine so that
maintenance work will be performed safely and correctly.
• To ensure the safety and functionality of the drill rig, always use genuine Atlas
Copco spare parts.
Environmental aspects
• Avoid the use of detergents and other cleaning agents containing solvents (e.g.
carbon tetrachloride). Use alternative agents that are less harmful to health and the
environment. Be sure to dispose of waste oil from the machine.
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Note
The illustrations only show examples of grease nipples; check all attachments and
bearings appurtenant to relevant systems so you can find the existing grease nipples.
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B
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Figure: Feeder
Table: Feeder
Check point Control object Action
A Feed cylinder Check for leaks
B Pull and return rope Adjusting voltage, check lubrication and leakage.
C Limit switches Check attachment and function.
D Intermediate drill-steel support Lubrication. Check for wear on the intermediate
drill-steel support bearing and change as
necessary.
E Feed beam Inspect for damage and wear
F Rock drill Check attachment, tightening bolted joints
G Hydraulic hoses Check wear and tension
H Water-hose drum Check lubrication and wear on hose drum bearing.
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F C
G D
E
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Figure: Feeder
Table: Feeder
Check point Control object Action
A Cradles Check clearance, mounting, damage tightening
torque 185 Nm (185 Nm (136 lbf ft)). Max
clearance 2 - 4 mm. See also maintenance
instructions for adjustment directions.
B Feed cylinder Check attachment and damage.
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E
Figure: Rod handling equipment
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B
C
E D
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E
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A
B
C
D
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Figure: Primary filter element
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B A C
D
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A
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A
A
Figure: Boom/Feed
Table: Boom/Feed
Check point Control object Action
A Grease nipples Pump grease into 21 grease nipples
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C
Table: Power pack
Check point Control object Action
A Compressor/Diesel engine Signs of leakage. Air/Oil
B Air filter Compressor/Diesel Check connections and couplings on inlet
engine manifold
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Figure: Radiator
Table: Radiators
Check point Control object Action
A Primary fuel filter moisture trap Drain off the water
B Radiators and coolers Check coolant level, antifreeze. See
maintenance instructions
Radiators and coolers Check to see whether the radiators are
clogged. Clean with compressed air.
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Figure: Compressor tank
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D
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C
E B
b
B b
Figure: Cabin
Table: Cabin
Check point Control object Action
A Circulation filter Clean or change the filter element if necessary.
B Circulation filter Clean or change the filter element if necessary.
C Primary filter Clean or change if necessary.
D Prefilter Clean or change if necessary.
- Air conditioning Run the cooling system for 5 minutes (winter
and summer)
- Condenser element Clean with compressed air
E Fire extinguisher Check the legibility of the instructions
F Steps to door Check mounting, cracks and damage
- Handle Check mounting, cracks and damage
- Roof Protective members. Mounting and damage
- Air conditioning Clean the condenser element with
compressed air.
- Signal Horn Check that the horn is in working order
- Reversing warning signal and Check function
warning light
- Warning/safety signs Warning and safety labels plus labels with
information symbols. Legibility, affixation
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Figure: Winch
Table: Winch
Check point Control object Action
A Winch Mounting in the frame, tightening torque 350
Nm. 8 bolts.
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D
A
F
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E
B,C
Figure: Boom/Feed
Table: Boom/Feed
Check point Control object Action
A Boom head Check mounting, tightening torque 73 Nm (54
lbf.ft)
B Feed bracket Check the clearance between feed and feed
attachment 2 - 4 mm
C Feed bracket Mounting, tightening torque 185 Nm (136 lbf.ft)
D Bushes in boom and boom head Check for play between bushes, shaft and
holder. Replace with new bushes as necessary
and change the shaft if needed.
E Bearings in cylinder lugs/ Max. clearance 1 mm
E Attachment of feed extension Check mounting. Tightening torque 90 Nm.
cylinder
F Locking plates Check mounting, damage. 9 plates. Tightening
torque 73 Nm (54 lbf.ft)
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D
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E B
b
B b
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C1
S456
S457
S458
S459
C4 C2
C5 C3
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t2
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t1
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A,B
D
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Figure: Track frames
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B:1
B
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Figure: DCT
Table: DCT
Check point Control object Action
A Lubricating oil tanks Drain off water
B Dust collector Mounting 8 bolts (B:1): Tightening torque 73
Nm (54 lbf.ft) Mounting 8 bolts (B:2) Tightening
torque 20 Nm (15 lbf.ft)
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Figure: Cabin
Table: Cabin
Check point Control object Action
A Door hinges Lubricate
B Cabin Check mounting, damage. Tightening torque
185 Nm
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Figure: Battery
Table: Battery
Check point Control object Action
A Batteries Check electrolyte level
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8 1
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Figure: Track frames
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Figure: Engine
Table: Engine
Check point Control object Action
A Hydraulic pumps Mounting pump 1: 86 Nm (62 lbf ft) Pumps 2
and 4: 49 Nm (36 lbf ft)
- Poly-V-belt Water pump and generator. Wear, voltage,
max play 10 mm (see maintenance
instructions; Maintenance of diesel engine
components)
- Rubber coupling between diesel Check for cracks and wear
engine and hydraulic pump
- Engine Mounting 8 bolts tightening torque 73 Nm (54
lbf ft) 4 bolts 185 Nm (136 lbf ft)
- Valves Check valve clearance. (See separate
instructions for diesel engine.)
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B
C
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Figure: Winch
Table: Winch
Check point Control object Action
A Winch gearing The gearing is permanently lubricated.
Remove the plug in the bottom of the gear
housing once a year for draining.
B Disengagement of the drum brake Lubricate with oil if it does not rotate freely.
C Drum brake The brake acts on the cable drum only when
the cable is wound manually.
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Table: Cabin
Check point Control object Action
A The fire extinguisher Check legibility of instructions
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1
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C1
S456
S457
S458
S459
C4 C2
C5 C3
A1 B1 15
t2
K542
t1
16 18 A2
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C
Figure: Compressor
Table: Compressor
Check point Control object Action
A Compressor Changing oil
B Oil filter Change cartridge
C Safety valve 15 bar pressure test
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Note
Check that the washer (1) under the filter remains in place and is not discarded with
the old filter during filter replacement.
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Figure: Track frames
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Figure: Winch
Table: Winch
Check point Control object Action
A Winch Mounting in the frame, tightening torque 350 Nm.
B,C Winch Side bolts, tightening torque 140 Nm.
D Winch Mounting, disengagement, tightening torque 350 Nm.
E Winch Mounting, hydraulic motor, tightening torque 29 Nm.
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Figure: Dust collector, filter
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