Canrig Manual

TORQ-MATIC WRENCH
OPERATION & MAINTENANCE

TM100
TM 100
JULY 2009 REVISION
COPYRIGHT © 2009 CANRIG DRILLING TECHNOLOGY LTD.

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Information in this document is subject to change without notice. No part of this document may be
reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, for any purpose,
without the express written permission of Canrig Drilling Technology Ltd.
Printed in the United States of America.

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Training Department
TM 100
Torq-Matic Floor Wrench
Welcome to the Canrig TM Floor Wrench Introductory Course. This

course is designed to provide general operating, maintenance and
troubleshooting training.
The course content will include;
Safety
Operation
HMI Screens
Mechanical Familiarization
Hydraulic Familiarization
Electrical Familiarization
Troubleshooting
Maintenance
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TM 100 -Torq-Matic Floor Wrench

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Drillers Console
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Wireless Top
Wireless Side Wireless Battery

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seal lips point up

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Reservoir
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Combo HPU for Integrated Wrench and Top Drive System

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Pump Pressure Controls
Pump Torque Limiter

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4VP01 Valve
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High Pressure Filter
PRESSURE RETURN
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Arm Valve
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Horizontal CBV
TM Vertical Flow Divider

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TM Vertical CBV
Rotate CBV
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TM 120 Tong Valve
TM 120 Tong Valve

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TM 80 Tong Valve
TM 80 Tong Valve
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Valve Direction Plates
TM 120 Arm Style Tong Valve
TM 80 Arm style Tong Valve
TM 80/120 Arm Style

Arm Valve
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Cold Weather Kit
Modified Hawe Valve Endplate
Circulate Valve (Not Mounted)

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Cooler
Return Filter
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ACTUATORS FOR VALVES

Graphic Symbols
For Use On Fluid Power Drawings t=C
General
Purpose
lc1:C
Manual
Lever
Foot
Operated
a[ Cam
Operated
--[Pilot
Operated
B:C
Button
Bleeder
rz[
Solenoid
we
Return
0:[
Pressure
[ill[
Pilot and
cl
3-Poslt Ion
(]::[
Palm
~ :~~[§ Operated Spring Compensated Solenoid Detent Button

- ~ ---
Double-Acting D.A. Cylinder With Single-Acting

Cylinder Double End Rod
HYDRAULIC PUMPS
Cylinder
~ *
.,
' -- P- -- cL _J . p Coo"ol
m
1+=.1 ---4;of
QQ~q5CfZ5~
Fixed
Dispi.
Fixed
Dispi.
Variable
Dispi.
Variable
Dispi.
Variable
Displ.. Pres.
Over
Center
Relief
Valve
-m=-
-£8=-
Relief
with Vent
Sequence Reducing
Valve Valve
- +
I-Rotation BI-Rotatlonal I-Rotation Over Center
HYDRAULIC AND ELECTRIC MOTORS

Compensator w/Comp.
Accum.
Check
Ulator Valve
Pilotto
Open.Check
Pilot to
Close Check
Fixed
Orifice
Needle
Valve
QQcZ5$~O ¥ ~ y
Fixed
Dispi.
I.Rotation
Fixed
Dispi.
Reversible
Variable
DlsPI.
I-Rotation
Over Cen.
ter, Pres.
Compo
Partial',
Revolution-
Oscillator
Electric
Motor
Flow Con-
trol Valve
P. C.
Contro I Exchanger ~:t~~;',~~1
- - 2-WAY AND 3-WAY VALVES
CIlli [[Cb ITlTI:J[IT1b «) ~ Air

~ Shuttle
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Manual
~
Liquid
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Air or
2-Way. N.O. 2-Way. N.C. 3-Way. Direc- 3-Way Pressure Muffler Valve Shut-Off Flow Gas Flow
2-Posltlon 2-Posltlon tional Control Selector Gauge
[]Xb
2.Posltlon
Single Actuator
dIJIXb
4.WAY VALVES
'2.posltlon
Double Actuator
EIIEJm
Three
Spring
Position
Centered
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Component
Outline
Pilot
Lines
-------
Drain
Lines ++
Lines Lines
Crossing Connecting
.SPOOL CENTERS FOR 3-POSITION VALVES
b]
Closed
Center
6]
Tandem
Center
IE]
Float
Center
r81 EIDr:Im.
Open
Center
Proportional
Solenoid Valve
W~-<>--v~
Air Trio
Unit
Ak' or 011
Filter
Air Line
Lubricator
Lubricator
w/Draln
Air Filter
w/Draln
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air to tong box
pressure sense
from tong box
air exhaust out

tong box muffler
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Low Pressure
indication
1. Adjust Pressure
2. Purge Tong box
Note: air will vent out of tong box muffler

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Contactor Box
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Self Contained PLC Box

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Drillers Console Inside

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Radio Receiver Inside
Radio Transmitter Inside

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Arm Box Inside

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Tong Box Inside

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Non XP Purge Kit

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Rigging Up/Down
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Critical Error Alarms

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Warning Error Alarms

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Electrical System
ESD Button Error
Ensure Drillers Console Ensure Radio Battery is
Ensure radio E-stop is up
E-stop is out charged and light is
and light is flashing slow
green
Is Wrench set Press and hold

for Console Drillers Console Check PLC
Control Reset Diagnostic
Screen
Release Input 0.01
Reset
Set Wrench for
Console Control
Check PLC
Diagnostic Screen Electrical problem with E-
Input 0.03 While stop button
Holding Reset
Is Error
Gone?
Check PLC
Diagnostic Screen Electrical problem with
Input 2.00 While reset button Is Error
Holding Radio Gone?
Set Wrench for radio Reset
control
Open PLC j-box, ensure

Release antenna is attached
Reset
CONSULT
Hold Reset CANRIG SERVICE
Check PLC
Again, DEPARTMENT
Diagnostic
Screen Check Input
Input 1.14 2.00
Electrical problem with Problem with radio

radio receiver antenna circuit
Is Error
Gone? PROBLEM
SOLVED
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Electrical System
Hydraulic Pump Motor Won’t Start
Is Drillers Ensure Drillers

Console Screen Console E-stop is Up
On? Is Motor
Breaker
tripped ?
Repair
Incoming Determine Cause, Repair
Power and Reset breaker
Problem
Is Input 0.01
Grey in PLC Repair Electrical Problem
diagnostic with Console E-stop circuit
Ensure Radio Is Radio Input
E-stop is up and Enabled on Screen?
light is on slower Drillers
flash Console?
Press
Repair Electrical Problem Reset
with Radio E-stop circuit
What Correct
is Input condition
1.14 color causing error
in PLC
diagnostic
Are there any
Screen?
errors
present?
Does RL1 in
Repair electrical problem Contactor Box
between Main and Contactor J- show orange when
box pump start is Is PLC Output
pressed 3.14 green
when pump
start pressed?
Does Motor
Start? Repair electrical problem
between RL1 and motor
CONSULT
CANRIG
PROBLEM SERVICE
SOLVED DEPARTMENT
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Hydraulic System
High Oil Temperature Alarm
Is tank
Is oil temp. > temperature
than Hi Temp Check Hydraulic tank similar to
warning on > temperature guage Drillers Screen
same
“Settings” screen +/- 100F
different
Fill
reservoir
Check PLC Inputs with
Diagnostic Screen correct oil
PLC error to correct
level
Is 2008;
tank temp. either Check
all green or hydraulic oil
all blank? level?
Either
electronic or
mechanical Clean cooler
Wiring problem without
sensors are
exists between PLC damaging it
faulty, check Is cooler fan
and temp. sensor
with different running?
temp. sensing
device
Are cooler
fins clean?
Program fault Check PLC

Output 3.12 Check for
exists
and repair
fan problems
Is there
good airflow
CONSULT through
CANRIG cooler?
SERVICE
Wiring
DEPARTMENT
problem Check middle
exists relay in
between MCC box for Run Warm Up to
PLC and orange center circulate oil
relay
Are
Contacts
pulled in on
Contactor?
Wiring problem Check if
between breaker fan motor
and motor breaker is
tripped Does oil
cool off?
Does
Wiring problem
breaker
between relay and
retrip? Reset
contactor
breaker
PROBLEM
SOLVED
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Hydraulic System
High Oil Temperature Shutdown
Is tank
Is oil temp. > than temperature
Hi Temp shutdown Check Hydraulic tank similar to same
on “Settings” temperature guage Drillers Screen
0
screen +/- 10 F
different
Fill
reservoir
Check PLC Inputs with
Diagnostic Screen correct oil
PLC error to correct
Is 2008; level
tank temp. either Check
all green or hydraulic oil
all blank? level?
Either Clean cooler

electronic or without
mechanical damaging it
Wiring problem
sensors are
exists between PLC
faulty, check Is cooler fan
and temp. sensor
with different running?
temp. sensing
device Are cooler
fins clean?
Program fault Check PLC

exists Output 3.12 Check for
and repair
fan problems
Is there
CONSULT good airflow
CANRIG through
Wiring Check middle
SERVICE cooler?
problem relay in
DEPARTMENT
exists MCC box for
between orange center
PLC and
relay Are Run Warm Up to
Contacts circulate oil
pulled in on
Contactor?
Wiring problem Check if
between breaker and fan motor
motor breaker is Does oil
tripped cool off?
Does Wiring problem
breaker between relay and
retrip? Reset contactor
breaker
PROBLEM
SOLVED
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Hydraulic System
High Pressure Shutdown alarm
Carefully bleed off pressure Does Program

Lock Out / Tag Out
and remove hydraulic line from have transducer
Pump Motor only
system pressure transducer zero function
Probable Pressure Check PLC Inputs,

Zero pressure
Transducer failure, is 2007 System
transducer
replace transducer Pressure at zero
Is system Check PLC Inputs,

pressure at +/- Reassemble system
is 2007 System
250 psi with no and run pump
Pressure at zero
demand?
Remove wire
connector from
4VP01 valve Hydraulic problem
exists causing pump
pressure to stay high
Do Pump Pressure
Test in Device Test
Screen (Call Canrig
for Assistance) Is system
pressure at +/-
250 psi with no CONSULT
demand? CANRIG SERVICE
DEPARTMENT
Are pressures
received about Electrical problem
150 psi above exists energizing
requested? 4VP01 valve
PROBLEM
SOLVED
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Hydraulic System
Hydraulic Pump Motor Starts but Turns off after Two Seconds
Is pump
Check Is suction rotation correct?
hydraulic oil line valve CCW viewed
level? open? behind pump
looking at motor
Fill
reservoir Repair Pump
Open
with Have an electrician correct Coupler
Suction
correct oil pump rotation
Valve
to correct
level Is pump
coupler intact?
Remove ¼” hydraulic line

Lock Out / Tag Out
from 2007 transducer on
Pump only
tong electrical box
Is 2007;
System Pressure
showing 0 psi
or 4 mA Does Zero transducer
program allow
transducer
zeroing?
Replace transducer
Reconnect transducer
hose and start pump
Remove ¼” hydraulic line USING EXTREME
Lock Out / Tag Out
from 2007 transducer on CAUTION: bump pump and
Pump only
tong electrical box check for flow out of hose
Is 2007;
System Pressure
showing +/- 250
psi CONSULT
CANRIG SERVICE Pressure
transducer has Does oil
DEPARTMENT flow out of
failed
hose?
Does pump Pump adjustment or

stay running? repair necessary Pump is not producing
pressure or pressure is not
reaching tong valve
PROBLEM Does oil Ensure couplers are

SOLVED Reconnect hose flow out of connected and
to transducer hose? functioning properly
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Hydraulic System
Hydraulic System Won’t Build Pressure
Is tank
Is Oil Correct suction valve
Verify oil level is Viscosity for Open valve fully and / or
correct in reservoir open and flow remove obstruction
Ambient Temp. unobstructed?
Change oil to correct

viscosity
Is Pump turning
in the correct
direction? CW from
fan end, check
arrow on pump
Is “ENABLE” light on
on PR Card in top
RH corner of main Ensure
electrical box power is
on
Have qualified electrician

Replace PR Card, NOTE: change motor rotation
card must be programmed
Repair 24 VDC not @ by Canrig
term. 3 or 0 VDC not @
term. 4 of PR Card
base
Is “ENABLE”
light on on PR
Card Now? With Pump Test on
and pressure > 500 psi
will bolt stick in coil and
Use pump test function in drop when Pump Test
device test screen is turned off
Remove coil from 4VP01,

hold vertically with ¾ by 2
bolt in coil
Do Numbers on
front of PR Card
change from >0 to Problem exists with
75.0 with different either 4VP01 valve or
pressure requests? pump
Problem with wiring from CONSULT Problem with 4VP01

PLC to PR Card or PLC CANRIG SERVICE coil or wiring from PR
problem DEPARTMENT Card to coil
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Hydraulic System
Low Oil Level Shutdown (incuding/after Prog. 1-22, Screen 1-14)
Is Oil Level Is Input 1.02

Is Sight Glass Red
Showing Near Green on PLC
Float Stuck at the
Top of Input Screen on
Bottom?, Move
Sight Glass? Drillers
with Magnet
Console?
Fill Reservoir Electrical Problem With Low

With Correct Oil Oil Level Switch Circuit
Move Sight Glass Red
Float Up With Magnet
Is Error
Gone?
Will Float
Move?
Replace Tank Level CONSULT

Sight Glass CANRIG SERVICE
DEPARTMENT
PROBLEM
SOLVED
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Hydraulic System
Wrench Will Not Move Toward Hole Center in Auto from Drillers Console
Move horizontal hydraulic Does Does pump

valve section with pump wrench labor as if
Problem exists with pump
running and set to 2000 psi move building pressure
pressure control system
in “Device Test” Screen properly? during an auto
extend?
CONSULT
Repair hydraulic problem CANRIG SERVICE
Problem is with
electrical system DEPARTMENT
which controls
the hyd. valve
Is wrench
Are there any Ensure Mouse Hole position at hole
errors is not selected center setting on
present? when you require Settings Screen
hole center Ensure
Horizontal
Transducer
override in the
Retract wrench Settings Screen
or move hole is off
Correct condition causing center further out
error and press reset
Turn on
Horizontal
In the Settings Will wrench
trans.
screen, does wrench extend in
override and
current position rise any mode?
move wrench
on extend and drop
in & out
on retract?
Is 24 V
present at pin 11
on arm isolator
card? Does input
Problem with 0.08 on PLC
isolator card power Is inputs screen turn
CONSULT supply there variable green while holding
CANRIG resistance between joystick to extend?
SERVICE BU & BK (BK & YE)
DEPARTMENT wires while moving
transducer?
Problem with isolator

card or transducer
wiring Faulty
transducer
Electrical problem
Electrical problem exists exists in joystick PROBLEM
between PLC and valve stack extend circuit SOLVED
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Hydraulic System
Wrench Will Not Move Toward Hole Center From Wireless Controller
Move horizontal hydraulic Does Does pump

wrench labor as if Problem exists with
valve section with pump
move building pressure pump pressure control
running and set to 2000 psi
properly? during an auto system
in “Device Test” Screen
extend?
Repair hydraulic problem

Problem is with CONSULT
electrical system CANRIG SERVICE
which controls DEPARTMENT
the hyd. valve
Are there Is wrench

Ensure Mouse Hole position at hole
any errors
is not selected center setting on
displayed on
when you require Settings Screen
the drillers
main hole Ensure
console?
Horizontal
Transducer
Retract wrench override in the
or move hole Settings Screen
Correct condition causing center further out is off
error and press reset
In the Settings Turn on

screen, does wrench Horizontal trans. Will wrench
current position rise override and extend in
on extend and drop move wrench in any mode?
on retract? & out
Is 24 V
present at pin 11
on arm isolator
Does input
card?
Problem with 0.08 on PLC
isolator card power inputs screen turn
CONSULT Is green while holding
supply
CANRIG there variable joystick to extend?
SERVICE resistance between
DEPARTMENT BU & BK (BK & YE)
wires while moving
transducer?
Problem with
isolator card or
transducer wiring Faulty
transducer
or wiring
Electrical problem
Electrical problem exists exists in joystick PROBLEM
between PLC and valve stack extend circuit SOLVED
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Section 6: Maintenance
MAINTENANCE
For problems and major service tune-ups, please contact Canrig Service directly.
Wrench must be immediately decommissioned and subject to Internal

Inspection upon the occurrence of any of the following:
1. Wrench fails to grip securely.
2. Unusual noise emanating from within the wrench or spinner

roller assemblies. This could indicate possible failure.
3. Leakage of hydraulic fluid from the wrench.
4. Unusual amounts of particulate and/or other

contaminants in the hydraulic fluid, as found during
Performance or Preventative Inspections.
Failure to comply could lead to loss of control of the wrench,

result in property damage, personal injury or death.
Installation
• Clean out tracks and around the horizontal transducer EVERY SHIFT
• Check condition of tong dies DAILY. Replace when tips of teeth are flattened more than
1/16th of an inch wide
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• Lubrication and Maintenance
General Recommendations
HYDRAULIC OIL AND FILTER CHANGE
Changing Oil and Filters for Cleanliness and Lubricating Properties

Oil Filters should be changed when the filter pressure (DP) gauge shows in the red while
the wrench is running. Operator must watch the gauge while the wrench is in operation.
Hydraulic Oil change should be performed at minimum every 3000 hours of operation or
annually, which ever is less. Oil analysis can be performed to more accurately determine
oil quality and the contaminant level in the system.
In the Settings Screen, the Pump meter will indicate the number of hours the unit has been
running.
Hydraulic Oil
High quality hydraulic oil is essential for satisfactory performance and long hydraulic
system component life.
Oil having viscosity index of 100 or greater will give good results under normal temperature
conditions. The use of oil having a high viscosity index will minimize cold-start trouble and
reduce the length of warm-up periods. A high viscosity index will minimize changes in
viscosity with corresponding changes in temperature. Maximum cold weather start-up
viscosity should not exceed 5000 SUS with a pour point at least 20°F lower than the
minimum ambient temperature.
Under continuous operating conditions the temperature of the oil at any point in the system
must not exceed 180°F. 80-140°F is generally considered optimum.
Anti-wear type hydraulic oils are recommended. These oils are generally developed and
evaluated on the basis of pump wear tests such as ASTM-D2882. These oils offer superior
protection against pump and motor wear. They also provide good demulsibility as well as
protection against rust.
Hydraulic Oil General Recommendations
Ambient Temperature (°C) ISO Grade of Oil

-45° to -15° 15
-20° to 15° 22
10° to 35° 32
20° to 45° 46
25° to 55° 68
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Filtration
The finer the filtration the better the achieved purity Grade of the hydraulic oil and the
longer the life of the components. To ensure the optimum operation of the hydraulic
system a minimum cleanliness level should be maintained of:
9 To NAS 1638
6 To SAE
18/15 To ISO/DIS 4406
PROCEDURE FOR CHANGING OIL FILTERS

!
Hot oil and components can cause personal injury. Do not

allow hot oil or components to contact skin.
Spin On Canister Style

• Loosen the canister with a filter wrench. Support the filter housing with a backup
wrench.
• Use a bucket to catch leaking oil.
• Lubricate the seal of the new canister and spin on as per instructions on the
canister, or hand tight.
In-Tank Element Style

• Thoroughly clean all dirt and sludge from the filter housing.
• Remove the 4 retaining bolts that hold the lid on to the top of the housing.
• Remove the lid and spring to reveal the element.
• Very carefully remove the old element from the housing and reinstall the new
element. Do not allow dirt to fall into the tank.
• Re-install the spring and lid and thread in the retaining bolts.
• Do not over-tighten the retaining bolts. The housing is aluminum and the
threads will strip easily.

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• PROCEDURE FOR CHANGING OIL
Hot oil and components can cause personal injury. Do not

allow hot oil or components to contact skin.
• Before changing oil, consider taking an oil sample for analysis.

• The filter should be changed at the same time. (See above)
• Run the wrench to warm up the oil and to ensure particles are suspended in the oil.
• Place an oil pan or bucket beneath the drain port to collect the oil.
• Replace and tighten the drain plug. Check that all fittings and plugs are installed and
tightened.
• Fill the tank with the recommended oil using a pump and pushing the oil in through
the filter assembly to ensure only clean oil enters the tank.
• Fill with the oil to the top of the site glass. Contact Canrig Service for Oil
specifications for your area.
• Operate the wrench for one cycle.

• Stop the wrench after one cycle then re-check for correct oil level. The oil level
should be visible in the upper section of the site glass.
• Dispose of used oil and clean up any spillage in an environmentally sound way.
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GREASE
Use multi-purpose lithium complex grease complying with N.L.G.I. classification No. 1 or
No.2.
• Grease all pin joints on Spinner, Tongs, Upper, and Lower Clamps
ONCE PER TRIPPING RUN (2 SHOTS EACH).
• Grease new dies on installation and ensure that the retainer bolt is properly installed.
• Spinner motor gearboxes are sealed and require grease monthly.

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Recommended for Spinner Gearboxes by Canrig Engineering

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Tong Area Grease Points
Boom Grease Points

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Tong Rotate Grease Points
Front Access
Rear Access
Die Grease Points

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Spinner Grease Points
Repeat on Other Side

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FOR TM120 -
8 CANRIG DIES MUST BE USED ON THE BOTTOM TONG CLAMP FOR

TORQUES ABOVE 30,000 FT*LBS. 4 CANRIG DIES AND SPACERS
CAN BE USED FOR TORQUES BELOW 30,000 FT*LBS TO CLEAR
HARD BANDING.
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OPERATION & MAINTENANCE

COPYRIGHT © 2009 CANRIG DRILLING TECHNOLOGY LTD.

Printed in the United States of America.

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