Maintenance

COP DS5 Ver. A

Hydraulic Rock Drill

Original Instructions
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COP DS5 Ver. A Table of Contents

Table of Contents
1 Introduction ............................................................................................................ 5
1.1 Safety first ................................................................................................................................. 5
1.2 The Purpose of This Publication ............................................................................................. 5
1.3 Target Group ............................................................................................................................. 6
1.4 Feedback and Contact Information ......................................................................................... 6

2 General Information............................................................................................... 7
2.1 Component Replacement......................................................................................................... 7
2.2 Manufacturing Number............................................................................................................. 7
2.3 Cleaning ..................................................................................................................................... 8
2.3.1 Safety Precautions Before Cleaning....................................................................................... 8
2.3.2 Cleaning ................................................................................................................................. 8
2.3.3 Hydraulic Hoses ..................................................................................................................... 8
2.4 Hydraulic Components............................................................................................................. 9
2.4.1 General................................................................................................................................... 9
2.4.2 Hydraulic Workshops.............................................................................................................. 9
2.4.3 Hydraulic Hose Replacement ............................................................................................... 10
2.5 Welding .................................................................................................................................... 10
2.6 Prepare for Long Period of Storage or Marine Transportation .......................................... 10
2.7 After Long Period of Storage ................................................................................................. 11

3 Service Positioning ............................................................................................. 13

4 Maintenance Tables............................................................................................. 15
4.1 New or Overhauled Rock Drill ............................................................................................... 15
4.2 Work Shift ................................................................................................................................ 15
4.3 Percussion Hours ................................................................................................................... 15

5 Lift Rock Drill ....................................................................................................... 17

6 Hose Connections ............................................................................................... 19

6.1 Connect Hoses ........................................................................................................................ 19
6.2 Check Hydraulic Hoses .......................................................................................................... 20

7 Tools ..................................................................................................................... 21
7.1 Standard Tools ........................................................................................................................ 21
7.2 Special Tools ........................................................................................................................... 22

8 Tightening Torques ............................................................................................. 25

8.1 Tighten All Threaded Unions ................................................................................................. 25

9 Accumulators ....................................................................................................... 27
9.1 Check Accumulator Warning Signs ...................................................................................... 27
9.2 Check Accumulator Pressure ................................................................................................ 27
9.3 Discharge Accumulators........................................................................................................ 29
9.4 Remove Accumulator ............................................................................................................. 29
9.5 Install Accumulator................................................................................................................. 30
9.6 Charge Accumulators............................................................................................................. 30
9.6.1 Connect Accumulator Charger to Gas Cylinder ................................................................... 31

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9.6.2 Connect Accumulator Charger to Accumulator .................................................................... 32

9.6.3 Charge Accumulator............................................................................................................. 32
9.6.4 Disconnect Accumulator Charger......................................................................................... 33

10 Hydraulic Motor ................................................................................................... 35

10.1 Remove Hydraulic Motor........................................................................................................ 35
10.2 Install Hydraulic Motor ........................................................................................................... 35

11 Front...................................................................................................................... 37
11.1 Disassemble Front .................................................................................................................. 37
11.2 Inspect and Replace Parts ..................................................................................................... 38
11.3 Assemble Front ....................................................................................................................... 39
11.4 Check for Leaks During Drilling ............................................................................................ 41

12 Lubrication ........................................................................................................... 43
12.1 Hydraulic and Lubricant Recommendations........................................................................ 43
12.1.1 Hydraulic Fluid...................................................................................................................... 43
12.1.2 Pneumatic Tool Oil ............................................................................................................... 44
12.1.3 Grease.................................................................................................................................. 45
12.2 Check Rock Drill Lubricant Oil (ECL).................................................................................... 45
12.3 Check Hydraulic Oil Level ...................................................................................................... 46
12.4 Check ECL Return Oil............................................................................................................. 46

13 Settings................................................................................................................. 47
13.1 Set ECL Lubrication System .................................................................................................. 47
13.2 Check Rotation Direction ....................................................................................................... 47
13.3 Set Rotation Speed ................................................................................................................. 47

14 Rock Drill Overhaul ............................................................................................. 49

14.1 Install Rock Drill after Overhaul ............................................................................................ 49
14.2 Remove Rock Drill for Overhaul ............................................................................................ 50

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COP DS5 Ver. A 1 Introduction

1 Introduction

1.1 Safety first

WARNING
Serious injury
Risk of personal injury!
u Never operate the Rock Drill in any explosive environment.
u Always read the machine Safety Manual before start maintenance work on the Rock
Drill.
u Always observe local regulations.
u Always let the Rock Drill to cool down before maintenance work.
u Always carry out a documented risk analysis and take the necessary precautions be-
fore maintenance work.
u Only use clean, calibrated tools in good condition.
u Only use approved handling and working equipment in good condition.
u Always use personal protective equipment.
u During maintenance work, the equipment should be shut down, in service mode, and
the main switch turned off and locked.
u Attach WORK IN PROGRESS signs according to local regulations, or at least at the
main switch and operator's station.

WARNING
Serious injury or death
Serious danger when working on the hydraulic system!
u Ensure that the air, water and hydraulic system is depressurised before starting work.
u Adjacent moving units should always be anchored before working on a system part.
u Always stop work if there is an unforeseen or suspected risk.

1.2 The Purpose of This Publication

The objective of these instructions is to detect and rectify faults at an early stage so that
breakdowns, costly secondary damage and accidents can be prevented. Regular mainte-
nance is a precondition for planning necessary interruptions in operation such as recondi-
tioning and repairs. This allows work to be carried out when it's most suitable with regard to
production instead of causing complete breakdown.

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1.3 Target Group

! NOTE: This instruction is an example of workflow during maintenance.

The maintenance instructions are intended for use by maintenance and service personnel.
Persons working to these instructions must have completed relevant Epiroc training for the
Rock Drill.

1.4 Feedback and Contact Information

Epiroc works actively to develop and continuously improve its products and associated
documentation. Provide your feedback on products and documentation by contacting your
local supplier at http://www.epiroc.com, under 'CONTACT US'.
Epiroc values customer feedback and we do our best to promptly answer questions.

Postal Address:

Epiroc Rock Drills AB

SE-701 91 Örebro
Sweden

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COP DS5 Ver. A 2 General Information

2 General Information

2.1 Component Replacement

Use original Epiroc Spare Parts to guarantee the safety and reliability of the Rock Drill
function and design.

2.2 Manufacturing Number

All Rock Drills are given a manufacturing number depending on place of Manufacture,
Year, Family, and Version. The stamped manufacturing number location varies on the
Rock Drill depending on the model.

1. Factory code for manufactured unit:

AVO = Epiroc Rock Drills AB
2. Year that the product was produced.
3. Family letter that identifies the number series:
D = Hydraulic Rock Drills
P = Pneumatic Rock Drills
T = Rotation Units
4. Serial number in the family group.
5. Version letter for the product, shows which Manual and Spare part list that is relevant.

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2.3 Cleaning

2.3.1 Safety Precautions Before Cleaning

WARNING
Serious Injury
Risk of personal injury
u Always read general safety regulations before starting maintenance work. Refer to
Safety manual.
u Always turn off the equipment and the main switch before cleaning and maintenance
work is carried out. Set up WORK IN PROGRESS warning signs at the main switch
and control positions.
u Be aware of the units kinetic energy due to accumulated hydraulic pressure. Relieve
pressure in hydraulic, water, and compressed air systems and always secure moving
units.

2.3.2 Cleaning
1. Clean the Rock Drill frequently from rock fragments, drill cuttings and accumula-
tions of dust.

2. Clear away fragments of rock and other objects from air, water and hydraulic hoses
and cables frequently to avoid the risk of chafing on sharp edges.

3. Rinse the Rock Drill with water after every work shift. Use only rinsing pressure and
avoid spraying directly at seals. Wipe away any accumulations of water.

2.3.3 Hydraulic Hoses

WARNING
Serious injury
Risk of serious injury to the eyes, hands and skin.
u Never work on the lubrication system when it is pressurized. Lubrication air and oil may
spray out.
u Never use hands or fingers to locate a leakage.
u Always use gloves and eye protection.

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WARNING
Serious Injury
Risk of abrasions and crushing injuries.
u Always change damaged hoses and couplings.

• Wet areas around hoses and connections is a sign for leaks that can cause spurting oil
or burst hoses if the leak worsens.
• The hose casing must be intact without any swelling (sign of inner hose or cord break-
age).
• Couplings must not have indentations or cracks and must make a secure connection.
Retighten or feel the coupling connection manually if a leak is suspected.
• Check that all hose attachments and clamps are intact. Loose attachments means that
hoses are damaged or get jammed during angle adjustment or when lowering the ma-
chine.
• Replace or rectify in the event of any faults.

2.4 Hydraulic Components

2.4.1 General
The hydraulic system is sensitive to contamination. The environment where the machine is
normally used is generally an unsuitable place for repairing hydraulic components. Inter-
vention in hydraulic systems in workplaces must be limited. Components must be repaired
in an adapted environment, refer to Hydraulic Workshops.
Observe the following points to avoid breakdowns and interruptions in operation due to
fouled hydraulic oil:
• Keep the machine clean. Hose it down at regular intervals using a degreasing additive.
• Before opening any connection, clean the area around it.
• Use clean tools and work with clean hands.
• Always plug hydraulic connections immediately after they have been detached. Use
clean protective plugs.
• Hydraulic components like hoses, valves, engines must always be stored with suitable
protective plugs fitted in place.

2.4.2 Hydraulic Workshops

Workshops that are used for the repair of hydraulic components must:

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• Be separate from activities which generate dust and particles, such as welding, grind-
ing, and transportation of machines.
• Have their own suitable washing equipment necessary for repairing the components.
• Use only tools from a hydraulic workshop consisting of standard and special tools.
• Have a ventilation system that does not allow dust into the premises.
• Use trained mechanics.

2.4.3 Hydraulic Hose Replacement

Load, vibration, and other mechanical stresses place high demands on hydraulic hoses.
Hose requirements are according to ISO 4413:2010.
Alternating pressure levels with peaks at 200 bar, never use hands or fingers to locate a
leakage!
When replacing hydraulic hoses, check that they are replaced with hydraulic hoses:
• With the correct crimped couplings
• Of the correct quality class
• Of the correct dimensions
All pressurized hoses have pressed couplings and can therefore be purchased ready made
from Epiroc. Grades and dimensions of hoses are specified in the spare part catalog for
the machine in question. Also make sure that hose couplings are clean, not damaged and
properly tightened.

2.5 Welding
• All welding on the Rock Drill is forbidden.

2.6 Prepare for Long Period of Storage or Marine

Transportation
Action must be taken to protect the equipment from corrosion and storage damage if stor-
age expected to last longer than three months or it will be exposed to marine environment.
• Wash the equipment and thoroughly wipe it dry. Use compressed air to blow any accu-
mulated water out of cavities and pockets.
• Store the equipment in a temperature-, and humidity-controlled environment. Recom-
mended storage environments maintain a temperature of 10-20 °C and max 20–50%
humidity.
• Purge the flushing system with dry air. Add lubrication oil (COP Oil) to the air to protect
against corrosion.
• Purge the lubrication system (ECL) with dry air. Add extra lubrication oil (COP Oil) and
increase the number of lubrication pulses for (minimum) five minutes.
• Apply corrosive prevention compound to the shank adapter. Make sure that the area
for flushing air and flushing water is also protected.
• Apply corrosive prevention compound to untreated machine surfaces.
• Clean old grease away from lubrication points to prevent residue buildup. Pump fresh
grease into each lubrication nipple. Make sure that you use the correct quantity and
type of grease for each point.
• Hoses and rubber parts can be packed in airtight plastic to reduce desiccation. Make
sure that the components are dry before packing.

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2.7 After Long Period of Storage

• Change lubricant and hydraulic oil where appropriate.

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COP DS5 Ver. A 3 Service Positioning

3 Service Positioning

1. Position the rock drill in a service position that enables a safe working environment.

2. Position the feed beam horizontal to make sure that the rock drill does not slip or tilt
during service.

Schematic picture

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COP DS5 Ver. A 4 Maintenance Tables

4 Maintenance Tables

Overhaul period may vary based on local condition. Maintenance should be carried out at
appropriate time intervals based on local conditions. The condition of the rock has a major
affect on the amount wear and need of servicing the Rock Drill.
Epiroc Rock Drills Overhaul Kits are designed to optimize the performance and service life
of the rock drill. Information about the overhaul kits and part numbers are available in the
spare parts catalog for each rock drill.

4.1 New or Overhauled Rock Drill

Maintenance Task Work Shift First Service

6.1 Connect Hoses Before

9.6 Charge Accumulators Before

12.2 Check Rock Drill Lubricant Oil (ECL) Before

12.3 Check Hydraulic Oil Level Before

13.1 Set ECL Lubrication System Before

13.2 Check Rotation Direction Before

13.3 Set Rotation Speed Before

12.4 Check ECL Return Oil During

8.1 Tighten All Threaded Unions After

4.2 Work Shift

Maintenance Task Work Shift

6.2 Check Hydraulic Hoses During

11.4 Check for Leaks During Drilling During

12.4 Check ECL Return Oil During

4.3 Percussion Hours

Maintenance Task Percussion Hours

8.1 Tighten All Threaded Unions 40

9.1 Check Accumulator Warning Signs 40

9.2 Check Accumulator Pressure 40

14.2 Remove Rock Drill for Overhaul 500

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COP DS5 Ver. A 5 Lift Rock Drill

5 Lift Rock Drill

WARNING
Risk of Lifting the Rock Drill
Incorrect handling can cause serious crushing injury or death.
u Use extreme caution when strapping and lifting heavy objects.
u Lifting must be done through the center of gravity.
u Only use straps that are intact and designed for the load they will carry.
u Do not approach a suspended load.

1. Attach the two straps to the rock drill according to the figure.

2. Lift the rock drill carefully through the center of gravity. Make sure that the rock drill
is balanced and the straps do not slip.

Rock Drill Weight

COP DS5 Ver. A 45 kg (100 lbs)

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COP DS5 Ver. A 6 Hose Connections

6 Hose Connections

6.1 Connect Hoses

WARNING
Pressurized Systems
Can cause serious injury to eyes and skin.
u Always de-pressurize hydraulic, lubrication, and flushing system before any mainte-
nance work.
u Never replace new hoses with hoses of lower grade or quality.
u Always use gloves and eye protection.
u Never use hands or fingers to locate a leakage.

1 Percussion, intake (HP)

2 Percussion, return (HT)

3 Rotation, intake (RRL)

4 Lubrication, air and oil (AL)*

5 Rotation return (RRR)

6 Flushing, air/water (F)

Precondition p Always clean the rock drills hose connections before removing the protective caps.

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¡ *Cut the inner tube so it ends inside the hose, see chapter Lubrication.

¡ Pressure hoses with an internal diameter of 19 mm (3/4") or greater, must be of

grade SAE 100 R 9R.

6.2 Check Hydraulic Hoses

¡ If the hydraulic hoses vibrates hard, check the accumulator pressure. See chapter
Accumulators.

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COP DS5 Ver. A 7 Tools

7 Tools

7.1 Standard Tools

Standard tools

Ref. No. Tools

A1 Plastic mallet

A2 Sledge hammer

A3 Honing tool 19–70 mm

A4 Open-end wrenches 10–32 mm, 46 mm

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Ref. No. Tools

A5 Allen keys 4–10 mm

A6 Screwdriver

A7 Mandrel 2–10 mm, brass mandrel 20x250 mm

A8 Feeler gauge 0.03-0.10 mm with 0.01-mm intervals

Feeler gauge 0.05-1.00 mm with 0.05-mm intervals

A9 Internal lock ring pliers

A10 Socket wrench set 10–32 mm for external hexagon

Socket wrench set 4–10 mm for internal hexagon

A11 Small pointed tool

A12 T-handle with 3/4" connection bracket, power socket 32 mm

A13 Vernier caliper

A14 Micrometer 0-25 mm

A15 Magnet

A16 Pry bar

A17 Slide hammer

7.2 Special Tools

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Special tools

Ref. No. Tools Part Number

B3 Charging device 3115 6001 92

B5 ½" Torque wrench, torque range 20–100 Nm 9106 1015 40

½" Torque wrench, torque range 80–420 Nm 9106 1015 41

B22a Adapter, discharging accumulators 3115 5748 00

B22b Pressure gauge inclusive adapter 3115 3799 80

E1 Mandrel, gear house bearing 3115 1102 00

E4 Mandrel, thrust bearing gear housing 3115 1096 00

E5 Mandrel, rotation chuck bushing 3115 1603 00

E6 Plate, front bearing 3115 6003 69

E7 Mandrel, front bearing 3115 2392 00

E8 Plate, thrust bearing gear housing 3115 1097 00

E11 Gauge, rotation chuck bushing 3091 0038 00

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COP DS5 Ver. A 8 Tightening Torques

8 Tightening Torques

8.1 Tighten All Threaded Unions

A calibrated torque wrench must be used for tightening.
Always tighten the side bolts and front side bolts in numerical order as in shown in
the table (ref. no 1 and 2).

Ref. Quan- Check Point Torque Nm Lubricant Instructions

No. tity

1 2 Side bolts (Dome 250 Nm (184 lbf-ft) Anti-seize Tighten the front and
nuts) paste rear groups Dome
nuts alternately to
full tightening torque

2 4 Front bolts 220 Nm (162 lbf-ft) Anti-seize Tighten the screws

paste alternately to full
torque

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Ref. Quan- Check Point Torque Nm Lubricant Instructions

No. tity

3 2 Accumulator bolts 220 Nm (162 lbf-ft) Anti-seize Tighten the screws

paste alternately to full
torque

4 4 Hydraulic motor 70 Nm (52 lbf-ft) Oil Tighten the screws

alternately to full
torque

5 4 Rock Drill attach- 220 Nm (162 lbf-ft) Oil Tighten the screws
ment alternately to full
torque

6 2 Valve cover 70 Nm (52 lbf-ft) Anti-seize Tighten the screws

paste alternately to full
torque

7 1 Flushing connec- 120 Nm (88 lbf-ft ) Anti-seize

tor paste

8 2 Nipples, hydraulic 70 Nm (52 lbf-ft)

motor

9 1 Intake, percussion 85 Nm (62 lbf-ft)

10 1 Return, percussion 85 Nm (62 lbf-ft)

11 1 Intake, lubricating 70 Nm (52 lbf-ft)

air

12 2 Filler valve, accu- 45 Nm (33lbf-ft)

mulator

Recommended Oil

Hydraulic oil or Motor oil

Recommended Anti-Seize Paste

Loctite LB 8009 or corresponding thread lubricant

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COP DS5 Ver. A 9 Accumulators

9 Accumulators

9.1 Check Accumulator Warning Signs

1. Check that signs are in the correct location, clean, and fully legible on the machine,
replace damage signs.

Warning signs

Symbol Description

Warning sign
• Read the instruction manual thoroughly before per-
forming service or replacement

Warning sign
• Charge only with nitrogen gas

9.2 Check Accumulator Pressure

WARNING
Explosion Risk
Usage of wrong gas causes risk of personal injury or death.
u Only use dry nitrogen (N2).

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1. Remove the accumulators charging valves (A) protective cap (B).

2. Install the pressure gauge (B22b) with adapter (B22a) to the charging valve (A),
use manual force when tighten.

3. Read the pressure gauge and check the values for correct accumulator pressure.

a. Accumulator (420) Recommended base settings: 65 bar. Max setting 90

bar.

NOTE: Intake accumulator (30): 30-40 bar under collaring pres-

! sure, max. 90 bar.

4. Remove the pressure gauge (B22b) with adapter (B22a).

5. Charge the accumulators with nitrogen gas (N2) if necessary. See chapter Charging
Accumulators.

6. Install the charging valves protective cap (B), use manual force when tighten.

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9.3 Discharge Accumulators

1. Remove the charging valves (A) protective cap (B).

a. Aim the connection adapter (B22a) so there is no risk for personal injury when
the gas is released.

b. Tighten the connection adapter to the charging valve to release the nitrogen
gas (N2) from the accumulator.

c. Remove the connection adapter (B22a) and install the charging valve protective
cap (B).

9.4 Remove Accumulator

1. Remove the charging valves (A) protective cap (B).

a. Aim the connection adapter (B22a) so there is no risk for personal injury when
the gas is released.

b. Tighten the connection adapter to the charging valve to release the nitrogen
gas (N2) from the accumulator.

c. Remove the connection adapter (B22a) and install the charging valve protective
cap (B).

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2. Undo and remove the screws (608) and remove the accumulator (420).

9.5 Install Accumulator

1. Lubricate and install a new o-ring (431) to the accumulator (420).

a. Apply oil on the threads and heads of two undamaged original accumulator
screws (608).

NOTE: The accumulator must have bolts of the correct

! length. Always replace bolts in pairs, even if only one bolt is
corroded or otherwise damaged.

b. Install the accumulator to the back head (410), use a torque wrench to tighten
the screws alternately to 220 Nm (162 lbf-ft).

9.6 Charge Accumulators

WARNING
Explosion Risk
Usage of wrong gas causes risk of personal injury or death.
u Only use dry nitrogen (N2).

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9.6.1 Connect Accumulator Charger to Gas Cylinder

WARNING
Explosion Risk
Usage of wrong gas causes risk of personal injury or death.
u Only use dry nitrogen (N2).

1. Check that the gas cylinder (20) contains Nitrogen (N2) gas.

2. Secure the gas cylinder (20) so that it cannot fall over and cause damage.

3. Check that the gas cylinder valve (19) is closed.

4. Remove protective nut (18) from the gas cylinder valve and check that the gas
cylinder valve threads are undamaged and clean.

5. Check that the bottle connection (110) and the o-ring (1) are undamaged and
clean.

6. Connect the hose connection (110) to the gas cylinder valve (19) hand tight. Check
that the hose (60) is not twisted or stretched.

7. Check that the pressure regulator (140) is closed.

8. Check that the needle valve (40) is closed.

9. Open the gas cylinder valve (19) slowly by turning it counterclockwise and check
that the high-pressure gauge (50) shows full pressure reading.

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9.6.2 Connect Accumulator Charger to Accumulator

1. Remove the protective cap (B) from the accumulator valve (A).

2. Check that the threads of the accumulator valve (A) are undamaged and clean.

3. Close the ball valve (3) by turning it clockwise.

4. Connect the hose connection (130) to the accumulator valve (A) hand tight. Check
that the hose (70) is not twisted or stretched.

9.6.3 Charge Accumulator

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NOTE: Charge the accumulator in normal room temperature.

! NOTE: If the gas cylinder or rock drill are at a considerable lower temperature (approx.
-5°C) the charging should be checked and re-done after reaching working temperature.

1. Turn on the manometer (100).

2. Open hose valve (3) by turning it counterclockwise.

3. Charge the accumulator to the correct pressure as follows:

a. Recommended base settings: 65 bar. Max setting 90 bar.

NOTE: Accumulator (C): 30-40 bar under collaring pressure,

! max. 90 bar.

4. Open the pressure regulator (140) slowly by turning the knob clockwise while moni-
toring the manometer (100) until correct filling pressure is achieved.

5. Close the pressure regulator (140).

6. If the pressure in accumulator gets too high:

a. Slowly open the needle valve (40) by turning the knob counterclockwise until
correct pressure is achieved.

7. Close the hose valve (3) by turning it clockwise. When using connection (90) with
the earlier version of accumulator valve, the accumulator valve (16) must be
closed.

9.6.4 Disconnect Accumulator Charger

1. Check that ball valve (3) is closed.

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2. Close the gas cylinder valve (19).

3. Open needle valve (40) to evacuate the gas, check that the manometers (50) and
(100) drops to 0.

4. Disconnect hose connection (130) from the accumulator valve (A).

5. Install protection cap (B) on the accumulator valve (A).

6. Disconnect hose connection (110) from the gas cylinder valve (19).

7. Install protection cap (18) in the gas cylinder valve (19).

8. Transport the gas cylinder (20) to the designated location and secure it.

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COP DS5 Ver. A 10 Hydraulic Motor

10 Hydraulic Motor

10.1 Remove Hydraulic Motor

1. Undo and remove the four screws (14) with washers (15).

a. Remove the hydraulic motor (12) with the gasket (13) from the gear housing
(210).

10.2 Install Hydraulic Motor

1. Install a new gasket (13) on the hydraulic motor (12).

a. Install the hydraulic motor to the gear housing (210).

b. Apply oil on the hydraulic motor washers (15) and screws (14).

c. Install and tighten the screws alternately to full torque 70 Nm (52 lbf-ft).

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COP DS5 Ver. A 11 Front

11 Front

11.1 Disassemble Front

1. Undo and remove the four screws (16).

a. Use a plastic mallet to tap loose the front (101) and remove it from the gear
housing (210).

2. Remove the rotating chuck (120) from the front (101) manually or use mandrel
(E7).

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3. Remove lip seal (102) from the front (101).

11.2 Inspect and Replace Parts

1. Use gauge (E11) to check the wear on the rotation chuck bushing (122). Change
the bushing if the gauge reaches the bottom.

a. Use mandrel (E5) to press out the rotation chuck bushing from the rotation
chuck (120).

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2. Replace the bearing (103) if the diameter (Ø) exceeds 56.5 mm.

a. Use tools (E6, E7) to press out the bearing (103).

3. Use compressed air to inspect that the lubrication channels (A) are clean.

11.3 Assemble Front

Precondition p Parts must be lubricated with clean pneumatic oil before assembling.

1. Use mandrel (E4) and plate (E8) to press in the bearing (103) to the front (101).

! NOTE: Pay attention to the grooves in the bushing.

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2. Install the lip seal (102) into the front according to the figure.

3. Use mandrel (E1) to press the rotation chuck bushing (122) into the rotation chuck
(121).

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4. Tap in the lock wire (123) with a hammer and a mandrel.

5. Lubricate and install the rotation chuck (120) to the gear housing (211).

6. Use a plastic mallet to install the front (101) to gear housing.

7. Apply anti-seize paste on the four screws (16) and install to the front.

8. Use a torque wrench to tighten the screws alternately to 220 Nm (162 lbf-ft).

11.4 Check for Leaks During Drilling

¡ If the flushing media leaks from the flushing head, replace the cup seals and the o-
rings. See chapter Rock Drill Overhaul.

¡ If hydraulic oil leaks, remove the rock drill for overhaul. See chapter Rock Drill
Overhaul.

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12 Lubrication

12.1 Hydraulic and Lubricant Recommendations

12.1.1 Hydraulic Fluid

The hydraulic fluid of rock drill, in addition to containing decent lubrication properties,
should provide superior protection against wear, rust and oxidation, as well as good an-
tifoaming, water resistance, and air separation properties. For a hydraulic fluid, it is essen-
tial to have high shear stability, to ensure that viscosity and viscosity index remain con-
stant, even at high-pressure drops over sealing gaps and valves. The use of an appropri-
ate hydraulic fluid with proper viscosity, guarantee minimum energy losses in hydraulic
systems.
There are various hydraulic fluids to fulfil all limit values of viscosity as required for different
operating conditions and ambient temperatures. Various types of oils across these ranges,
may differ from mineral to synthetic based. Epiroc recommends the use of hydraulic fluids,
which conform to standards ISO 11158 HM, DIN 51524 HLP/HVLP and ISO 15380 (for en-
vironmentally friendly hydraulic fluids and biodegradable options).
Hydraulic fluids shall be chosen in relation to operational requirements and varying temper-
ature ranges. It is important to select a hydraulic fluid of the correct viscosity (VG), suited to
your operating temperature and environment. Viscosity is highly affected by temperature. A
high viscosity index (VI), reduces the effect of temperature on the hydraulic fluid. The fol-
lowing table can be used to choose an appropriate viscosity grade (VG) and viscosity index
(VI), based on your needs:

Normal Operat- Min. Start Temp Max. Operating Viscosity Grade Viscosity Index
ing Temp °C °C Temp °C VG VI
Viscosity 25-50 ISO 3448
cSt

+50 to +70 +5 +80 ISO VG 100 Min. 100

+45 to +60 -5 +75 ISO VG 68 Min. 100

+35 to +50 -10 +65 ISO VG 46 Min. 100

+25 to +40 -15 +55 ISO VG 32 Min. 100

+10 to +25 -25 +35 ISO VG 15 Min. 100

NOTE: In compliance with ISO 4406, the hydraulic fluid must be filtered to the purity
! class of 20/18/15.

If viscosity is too low:

• The hydraulic fluid may not form a lubricating layer between surfaces, thus increasing
the risk of wear.
• The hydraulic fluid can leak past seals more easily in the rock drill, causing fluid losses
and increasing energy requirements.
If viscosity is too high:

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• Flow losses in the hydraulic lines are increased. The high flow losses amplify energy
consumption and pressure levels, and put increased strain on seals.
• The risk of cavitation increases, which leads to the risk of damage to the rock drill and
hydraulic pumps.
The hydraulic fluid must be changed at regular intervals
Oil viscosity changes during the period that the hydraulic fluid is used. In general, viscosity
will drop with increased operating hours. To ensure that the viscosity of the fluid does not
drop to a critical level before the recommended service interval, a hydraulic fluid of suffi-
cient stability must be used. In compliance with DIN 51350-6, viscosity of suitable hydraulic
fluids shall drop a maximum of 25% when tested at 100 ºC for shear stability.
Factors influencing the interval between changes are:
• Viscous stability of the hydraulic fluid as specified above. The hydraulic fluid must be
changed before the viscosity drops to a critical level.
• Contamination with water. If the hydraulic fluid becomes cloudy and light grey, the wa-
ter content has become such that the hydraulic fluid must be changed.
• Deterioration of properties such as oxidation inhibition and anti-foaming.

12.1.2 Pneumatic Tool Oil

Pneumatic tool oil is used for cooling and lubricating your rock drill. Depending on ambient
temperature, the oil should have the following viscosity grades if the viscosity index (VI) is
about 100:

Ambient Temperature C° Viscosity

-30 to ±0 VG 32-68

-10 to +20 VG 68-100

+10 to +50 VG 100-150

The tool oil must have an EP additive which covers the following load-bearing properties:

Referenced Standard Load-Bearing Property

ASTM D 2783 Min. 250 kg

ASTM D 4172 (40 kg) Max. 0.5 mm

The tool oil should also have the following properties:

• The oil must have good lubricating properties, intended for compressed air tools.
• The oil must have good adhesion capacity.
• The oil must have additives that prevent foam formation.
Epiroc recommends the use of Epiroc COP OIL which has been specially developed for
our hydraulic rock drills. COP OIL is an environmentally friendly, biodegradable oil, which
can be used in ambient temperatures between -25 ºC and +50 ºC. COP OIL can be or-
dered with the following part numbers:

1 Can of 4 litres 1 Can of 20 litres 24 Can of 20 litres 1 Barrel of 208 litres

3115 3125 02 3115 3125 01 3115 3126 01 3115 3127 00

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12.1.3 Grease
Considering the high operating temperature in the rock drill gear housing, always use a
high-temperature grease with lithium complex soap based on a synthetic base fluid (polyal-
phaolefin/synthetic ester) with EP additive, and additives that protect against oxidation, cor-
rosion and wear at high loads. The grease should meet the specifications, specified in the
table below:

NLGI Number Drop Point Base Oil Viscosity Operating Temp

2 260 °C 220 cSt at 40 °C -15 to +150 °C

NOTE: Molybdenum (Molybdenum disulfide) grease is harmful for seals and shall be
! avoided.

Epiroc recommends the use of Epiroc COP GREASE, which has been specially developed
for our hydraulic rock drills, and is suitable to be used in both gear housing and flushing
seals. COP Grease withstands temperatures between -40ºC to +150ºC, and temperatures
of up to 220ºC during shorter periods. COP Grease is developed to be implemented in
both arctic and tropical conditions, and can be ordered with the following part numbers:

Grease Tube 0.4 kg Can 18 kg

COP Grease 3115 3422 00 3115 3423 00

12.2 Check Rock Drill Lubricant Oil (ECL)

WARNING
Serious injury
Risk of serious injury to the eyes, hands, and skin.
u Never work on the hydraulic system when it is pressurized.
u Never use hands or fingers to locate a leakage.
u Always use gloves and eye protection.

NOTE: Certain moving parts in the Rock Drill are lubricated with pneumatic tool oil
! mixed with compressed air. It is important that these parts receive good lubrication.
Use the recommended lubrication air pressure and lubricant.

1. Check the level in the lubrication tank at every shift. Exercise cleanliness and fill
with the right grade oil. See chapter: Lubrication.

2. If the lubrication system is drained of oil, bleeding must take place after filling oil.
See the appropriate Rig manuals for instructions.

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3. If the ECL-hose has been changed, make sure that the inner tube has correct
length.

! NOTE: The inner tube must end inside the ECL-hose.

a. Pull out the inner tube and cut off 3–6 cm so that it ends minimum 2 cm inside
the ECL-hose.

12.3 Check Hydraulic Oil Level

WARNING
Serious injury
Risk of serious injury to the eyes, hands, and skin.
u Never work on the hydraulic system when it is pressurized.
u Never use hands or fingers to locate a leakage.
u Always use gloves and eye protection.

1. Check the level in the hydraulic tank on every shift. Exercise cleanliness and fill
with the right grade oil. See chapter: Lubrication.

12.4 Check ECL Return Oil

¡ After a few minutes of drilling and regularly during the shift, check that air and lubri-
cating oil escapes through the lubrication outlet (ECL return). See chapter Connect
Hoses.

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13 Settings

13.1 Set ECL Lubrication System

! NOTE: Configure Rock Drill lubrication to local conditions.

1. Start the lubrication system.

2. Recommended lubricating air pressure is 2–3 bar at the Rock Drill, use a pressure
gauge to check the pressure.

3. If the pressure is too low, clean the restriction or increase the diameter of the re-
striction in the air supply system of the drill rig.

4. Set the correct lubricating oil dose:

a. Pump (3217 8667 50): 35–40 pulses/min

b. Pump (3217 8667 52): 20–25 pulses/min

5. Check that the correct pulse frequency has been obtained.

6. Check that air and lubricating oil is emerging from the front and ECL restriction (A).

13.2 Check Rotation Direction

¡ Check that correct rotation direction is obtained.

13.3 Set Rotation Speed

¡ Check that the rotation speed is stable according to the Setting Document.

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14 Rock Drill Overhaul

14.1 Install Rock Drill after Overhaul

WARNING
Pressurized Systems
Can cause serious injury to eyes and skin.
u Always de-pressurize hydraulic, lubrication, and flushing system before any mainte-
nance work.
u Never replace new hoses with hoses of lower grade or quality.
u Always use gloves and eye protection.
u Never use hands or fingers to locate a leakage.

1. Sling and lift the rock drill according to chapter Lift Rock Drill.

2. Lubricate the four bolts (A) with oil and install them.

! NOTE: Never use washers.

3. Tighten the bolts alternately to 220 Nm (162 lbf-ft).

4. Remove all protective caps from the connections.

5. Install the hoses according to chapter Connect Hoses.

6. Check the rock drill, see chapter Maintenance Tables.

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14.2 Remove Rock Drill for Overhaul

WARNING
Pressurized Systems
Can cause serious injury to eyes and skin.
u Always de-pressurize hydraulic, lubrication, and flushing system before any mainte-
nance work.
u Never replace new hoses with hoses of lower grade or quality.
u Always use gloves and eye protection.
u Never use hands or fingers to locate a leakage.

NOTE: Overhaul period may vary based on local condition. Servicing should be carried
! out at appropriate time intervals based on local conditions. The condition of the rock
has a major affect on the amount wear and need of servicing the Rock Drill.

1. Discharge the accumulator, see chapter Discharge Accumulator.

2. Mark, remove and plug the hoses from the rock drill.

3. Install protective caps on all connections on the rock drill.

4. Undo and remove the four bolts (A).

5. Sling and lift the rock drill according to chapter Lift Rock Drill.

6. Send the rock drill to the workshop for overhaul. Make sure that it is securely an-
chored for transportation.

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