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9852 2321 01 Maintenance Schedules ROC D65s
9852 2321 01 Maintenance Schedules ROC D65s
9852 2321 01 Maintenance Schedules ROC D65s
ROC D65s
Maintenance schedules
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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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Safety
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1. Maintenance intervals .............................................................................................. 9
Foreword.................................................................................................................. 9
Every 10th engine hour ......................................................................................... 10
Breakout table/Rod guide - every 10th engine hour ......................................... 10
Compressor tank - every 10th engine hour....................................................... 11
Engine package - every 10th engine hour......................................................... 12
Electrical system - every 10th engine hour....................................................... 13
Every 50th engine hour ......................................................................................... 14
Feeder - every 50th engine hour ....................................................................... 14
Hydraulic hoses - every 50th engine hour ........................................................ 15
Rod handling (RHS 140) - every 50th engine hour .......................................... 16
Boom C14 - every 50th engine hour................................................................. 17
Boom C20 - every 50th engine hour................................................................. 18
Track frames - every 50th engine hour ............................................................. 19
Rig frame/track frame - every 50th engine hour .............................................. 20
Compressor components - every 50th engine hour .......................................... 21
Radiator - every 50th engine hour .................................................................... 22
Hydraulic oil reservoir - every 50th engine hour.............................................. 23
Cab - every 50th engine hour............................................................................ 24
Fire extinguisher - every 50th engine hour....................................................... 25
Every 250th engine hour ....................................................................................... 26
Feeder - every 250th engine hour ..................................................................... 26
Breakout table/Rod guide - every 250th engine hour ....................................... 27
Boom C14 - every 250th engine hour............................................................... 28
Boom C20 - every 250th engine hour............................................................... 29
Air conditioning - Every 250th engine hour..................................................... 30
Electrical system - every 250th engine hour..................................................... 31
Track frames - every 250th engine hour ........................................................... 32
Dust collector (DCT) - every 250th engine hour.............................................. 33
Cab - every 250th engine hour.......................................................................... 34
Power pack - every 250th engine hour ............................................................. 35
Air, coolant and intercooler systems - every 250th engine hour ...................... 36
Hydraulic system - every 250th engine hour .................................................... 36
Every 500th engine hour ....................................................................................... 37
Pipe guide - every 500th engine hour ............................................................... 37
Track frames - every 500th engine hour ........................................................... 38
Diesel engine - every 500th engine hour .......................................................... 39
Cab - every 500th engine hour.......................................................................... 40
Air filter for engine and compressor - 500 engine hours.................................. 41
Every 1000th engine hour ..................................................................................... 42
Feeder - 1000 engine hours............................................................................... 42
Air conditioning - 1000 engine hours ............................................................... 43
Air filter for engine and compressor - 1000 engine hours................................ 44
Air system - 1000 engine hours ........................................................................ 45
Compressor - 1000 engine hours ...................................................................... 46
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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.
Note
The intervals specified in the engine manufacturer's documentation apply for the die-
sel engine.
• 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
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• 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.
Note
The illustrations only show examples of grease nipples; check all mountings and
bearings appurtenant to relevant systems so you can find the existing grease nipples.
C
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Note
If central lubrication is installed then the function and connections must be checked.
A B
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Figure: Electrical system
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B
F
E
D
Figure: Feeder
Table: Feeder
Check point Control object Action
A Ropes Lubrication, check tension
B Water-hose drum Lubrication
C Pipe guide halves Check for wear, adjust
D Cradles Check the clearance (2-4 mm). See
maintenance instructions for adjustment.
E Feed beam Inspect for damage and wear.
F Calibration sensors Attaching, function.
Adjust the distance, approx. 5 mm.
Rotation unit/Rock drill Attachment, check tightness of bolted joints.
Hydraulic hoses Check for wear.
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Note
If central lubrication is installed then the function and connections must be checked.
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A A
B
A A
A A
A A
A
A
A
Figure: Boom
Table: Boom
Check point Control object Action
A Grease nipples Fill with grease
B Feed holder Check the clearance (2-4 mm). See
maintenance instructions for adjustment.
Note
If central lubrication is installed then the function and connections must be checked.
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A
A
A A
B
A
A A
A
A
A
Note
If central lubrication is installed then the function and connections must be checked.
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B
C
Figure: Track frames
Note
If central lubrication is installed then the function and connections must be checked.
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Note
If central lubrication is installed then the function and connections must be checked.
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Figure: Radiator
Table: Radiator
Check point Control object Action
A Radiator Check coolant level
B Radiator Check to see whether the radiators are clogged.
Clean with compressed air.
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Figure: Draining point
Table: Draining
Check point Control object Action
A Hydraulic oil reservoir Drain off the water. The drill rig must have
been standing still for one hour before the
water can be drained.
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C
E B
b
B b
Figure: Cab
Table: Cab
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.
E Fire extinguisher Check the legibility of the instructions
F Steps to door Check mounting, cracks and damage
- Air conditioning Run the cooling system for 5 minutes (winter
and summer)
- Condenser element Clean with compressed air
- Handle Check mounting, cracks and damage
- Roof Protective members. Mounting and damage
- Horn Check that the horn is in working order
- Reversing warning signal and Check functionality
warning light
- Plates and decals for warning, Check legibility and attachment
safety and information.
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Table:
Check point Control object Action
A Hand-held fire extinguisher Check the legibility of instructions and the condition
(rear) of the fire extinguisher.
B Hand-held fire extinguisher (cab) Check the legibility of instructions and the condition
of the fire extinguisher.
Note
The variant of the fire extinguisher that is supplied depends on the different national
regulations. It is therefore essential to follow the instructions printed on the fire extin-
guisher.
The fire extinguishers supplied with the drill rig should be considered as “Delivery
fire extinguishers”. If the fire extinguishers are not approved in accordance with pro-
visions in force for the worksite then they must be replaced with approved ones. In
which case, the manufacturer's instructions for maintenance must be followed.
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DE
DE
EFG
C
Figure: Feeder
Table: Feeder
Check point Control object Action
A Cradles Check the slide pieces, play, mounting, damage
and tightening torque. Play 2 - 4 mm. See also
maintenance instructions for adjustment
instructions
B Slide rails Check for wear.
C Sensors Check mounting and function
Adjust the distance, approx. 5 mm.
D Bush halves Check for wear and cracks
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C
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Figure: Boom
Table: Boom
Check point Control object Action
A Boom head/Feed holder Check mounting
B Feed bracket Check the play between feeder and feed
bracket, 2 - 4 mm. Check mounting
- All bushings and bearings Check play between bushes, shaft and holder.
Change bushes and shaft as necessary. Max
play 1 mm
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Figure: Boom
Table: Boom
Check point Control object Action
A Boom head/Feed holder Check mounting
B Feed bracket Check the play between feeder and feed
bracket, 2 - 4 mm. Check mounting
- All bushings and bearings Check play between bushes, shaft and holder.
Change bushes and shaft as necessary. Max
play 1 mm
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E,G
A,B
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B
I
H J
G
C
F
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D
L
M
Figure: DCT
Table: DCT
Check point Control object Action
A Engine Mounting, 2 bolts M12 73 Nm
B Engine plate Mounting, 12 lock nuts M10 41 Nm
C Diaphragm valves Check for leaks
D Dust collector Mounting, 4 bolts M16 185 Nm
E Inlet connector piece Check for wear
F Wear rubber Check wear and attachment
G Filter Visual check
H Inlet connector piece Check for wear
I Centre hose Check the wear. Replace or rotate if
necessary.
J Wear rubber Check wear and attachment
K Hose Check wear and attachment
L Suction hoses Check for wear and sealing integrity
M Dust gasket Check for wear and sealing integrity
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Figure: Cab
Table: Cab
Check point Control object Action
- Door hinges Lubricate
- Cab Check mounting, damage. Tightening torque
185 Nm
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B
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C
B
Figure: Track frames
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Figure: Cab
Table: Cab
Check point Control object Action
A Fire extinguisher Check the legibility of instructions and the
condition of the fire extinguisher
- Warning/safety signs Warning and safety labels plus labels with
information symbols. Legibility, affixation
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Note
This only applies if replacement must, for some reason, be made at determined inter-
vals, which is not normally recommended.
Normally filter components should be replaced when indicated on the display for
engine and directional instruments.
See maintenance instructions.
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A
A B
C C
C > 50 mm > 50 mm
B
Figure: Feeder
Table: Feeder
Check point Control object Action
A Grease nipples on feed beam Fill grease, see maintenance instructions.
B Grease nipples on the sheave Fill with grease.
C Guides Check the wear. Must be at least 50 mm thick.
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Figure: Pressure tank's top side
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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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B
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Figure: Dust collector, filter
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3
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Figure: Boom
Table: Boom
Check point Control object Action
A Boom head Changing
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