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Atlas Copco FlexiROC D50 D55 D60 D65 Maintenance Manual 2023 – TIS0000034.005 PDF Download

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Complete 192-page maintenance manual for Atlas Copco FlexiROC D50, D55, D60 and D65 surface drill rigs. Document TIS0000034.005, dated 2023-03-09. Covers scheduled preventive maintenance, lubrication, adjustment, inspection and service procedures for every major system including boom, feed, compressor, hydraulic, diesel engine, track frames, reverse circulation and more.

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Atlas Copco FlexiROC D50 D55 D60 D65 Maintenance Manual

This is the complete maintenance manual for the Atlas Copco FlexiROC D50, FlexiROC D55, FlexiROC D60 and FlexiROC D65 surface drill rigs. Published under document number TIS0000034.005 and dated 2023-03-09, this 192-page PDF provides the full scheduled preventive maintenance program for the entire machine — from daily external washing and fire extinguisher checks through to 8000-hour component replacement intervals. Every task is tied to a maintenance schedule based on calendar time and diesel engine hours, making this the primary reference for any technician responsible for keeping a FlexiROC rig in reliable working order.

File Details

  • Manual type: Maintenance Manual
  • Brand / Publisher: Atlas Copco / Epiroc Rock Drills AB
  • Models covered: FlexiROC D50, FlexiROC D55, FlexiROC D60, FlexiROC D65
  • Document number: TIS0000034.005
  • Date: 2023-03-09
  • Language: English (en-US)
  • Page count: 192
  • File format: PDF

Chapters Covered

  • Introduction — Safety First, Purpose of Maintenance Publication, Target Group, Feedback and Contact Information
  • Maintenance Management — Maintenance Management and Hour Meters, Maintenance Records
  • Specifications — Standard Tightening Torques Bolted Joints, Type Designation Signs for Ordering Spare Parts
  • Maintenance Schedule — Calendar Time, Diesel Engine Hours First Service, Diesel Engine Hours
  • General Machine Condition — Wash Machine Externally, Check Condition of Hatches and Locks, Examine Condition of Signs, Remove Ice Formations
  • Firefighting Equipment — Check Fire Extinguishers, Loosen Up Powder, Check Fire Suppression System
  • Operator Environment — Check Cab, Check Attachment of Cab, Replace Air Condition Main Air Filter, Pre-filter, Circulation Filters, Troubleshooting Air Conditioner
  • Boom Unit — Check Boom C14, Lubricate Boom C14, Replace Boom Head on Boom C14, Check Boom C20, Lubricate Boom C20, Replace Boom Head on Boom C20
  • Feed Unit — Safety Precautions, Suspended Load Hazard, Opening and Closing Feed Guard, Check and Adjust Tension of Feed Chain, Reset Tension Screw Travel, Protective Covers on Feed Beam, Chain Guide, Chain Feed, Lubricate Chain Feed, Sprocket Wheel, Lubricate Rod Handling (RHS 140 and RHS 102), Check Slide Pieces, Check and Replace Slide Rails, Check and Lubricate Breakout Table, Check Drill Rod Support, Replace Bearing Unit
  • Lubrication System for Hammer — Check Lubricant Level in Tank, Hammer Lubrication Pump (HECL)
  • Control System — Adjusting Percussion Pressure, Adjusting Low and High Drill Feed Pressure, Rotation Speed Adjustment, Thread Feed Speed and Thread Feed Pressure Adjustment, Adjusting Penetration Rate, Anti-Jamming Protection, Rotation Pressure Switch B134, Lubrication Settings, Recommended Lubricant, Bleeding HECL System
  • Dust Collector — Check Dust Collector, Check Dust Collector Filters, Replace Dust Collector Filters, Adjusting Suction Capacity
  • Hydraulic System — Safety Precautions, About Working on Hydraulic Components, Oil Sampling, Hydraulic Workshops, Replacing Hydraulic Hoses, Repairing Hydraulic Components, Hydraulic Oil Recommendation, Hydraulic Filters (Return Oil Filter, Breather Filter), Hydraulic Tank, Check Hydraulic Pump
  • Diesel Engine — Safety Precautions, Check Engine Oil Level, Replace Engine Oil, Recommended Engine Oil, Air System, Fuel System, Belts, Replace Primary Fuel Filter on Engine Heater, Check Diesel Engine for Leakage, Check Ground Bolts, Check Diesel Engine at 2500/3000/4000 Engine Hours
  • Cooling System — Check Coolant Level, Add Coolant, Clean Radiators, Replace Long-term Effective Coolant
  • Electrical System — Safety Precautions, Check Emergency Stops, Check Work Lights, Check Battery, Battery Charging, Charge the Battery Using External 24-V Charger, Start with Auxiliary Battery, Check Electric Cabinet
  • Compressor — Safety Precautions, Compressor Overview, Drain Condensate from Compressor Tank, Drain the Water Separator Filter, Replace Filter Element, Replace Separator Filter, Check Compressor Oil Level, Oil Change and Oil Filter Replacement, Flushing Air Compressor, Clean Oil Cooler, Check Compressor for Leakage, Check Safety Valve Pressure, Check Pressure Sensor B456, Checking Start Protection, Checking Minimum Charge Pressure, Check Compressor Intermediate Stage Pressure, Check Percussion Pressure, Clean Valve Block Restriction, Control System for Air Compressor, Troubleshooting Air Compressor, Recommended Oil for Two Stage Compressor, Check Air Filter, Change the Plastic Valve Inside the Compressor
  • Track Frames — Check Tension of Crawler Tracks, Tightening Torques for Track Frames, Procedures for Checking Wear (Track Roller, Carrier Roller, Front Wheel, Drive Wheel, Track Shoe, Track Link Depth, Bushing, Track Chain Elongation), Check Track Frames, Lubricate Track Frames, Replace Oil on Traction Gears
  • Water Mist System — Check Seals on Water Mist Pump, Fill Water Mist Tank, Drain the Water Mist System, Start Up Water Mist System from Dry, Clean Filter in Water Mist Tank
  • Reverse Circulation — Air Swivel, Check Reverse Circulation Components, Lubricate Rotary Actuator, Lubricate Outlet Swivel, Check Deflectors, Check Discharge System, Check Inner Tubes, Replace Inner Tube, Check Cone Splitter, Check Cyclone, Check Blowdown Valve, Lubricate Outlet Swivel with Metzke Blowdown Valve
  • Automatic Central Lubrication System CLS — Pause Time and Operating Time Settings, Lubrication Pump Safety Valve, Fill Lubricant, Test Central Lubrication System or Start Extra Lubrication
  • Service Winch — Replace Winch Transmission Oil, Lubricate Disengagement Device, Adjusting Drum Brake
  • Wire Rope Maintenance — Wire Rope Maintenance, Wire Rope Replacement, Unloading and Storing, Condition Before Installing, Wire Rope Installation, General Check for Wire Ropes (breaks, surface wear, corrosion, diameter, reduced elasticity, heat exposure, wire displacement, waviness, cracks, kinks, flattening, basket formation, core or strand protrusion, protruding wires, bends, heat or electric arcing damage)
  • Welding — About Welding, CAN Bus System Disconnection before Welding
  • Storage — Preparations Before Long-Term Storage, Restoring After Long-Term Storage, Inspection and Maintenance During Long-Term Storage

This FlexiROC D50 D55 D60 D65 maintenance manual is organized around a scheduled preventive maintenance philosophy. The maintenance management chapter explains that intervals supplement each other — a longer interval comprises tasks supplementary to those from a shorter interval — and that maintenance must be performed at the shortest applicable interval of the unit or function. The manual distinguishes between maintenance based on engine hour meter readings and calendar-based maintenance that applies to rubber components, lubricants at risk during standstills, pressure vessel corrosion, and environmental exposure.

The maintenance schedule itself is comprehensive. Calendar-time tasks include daily items such as washing the machine externally, checking hatches and locks, examining signs, checking fire extinguishers, checking the fire suppression system, checking lubricant level in the hammer lubrication tank, and checking coolant level. Daily tasks also include lubricating the air swivel, lubricating the outlet swivel, and lubricating the outlet swivel with Metzke blowdown valve. Biannual and every-fifth-year fire suppression checks are also specified. Diesel engine hour intervals are broken out at 10, 40, 50, 250, 500, 1000, 1500, 2000, 2500, 3000, 4000, 5000, 6000, 8000, and 20000 hours, with first-service items at 50 and 150 engine hours.

The Atlas Copco FlexiROC maintenance manual covers every major system on the rig in dedicated chapters. The boom unit chapter provides inspection and lubrication procedures for both the C14 and C20 boom configurations, including checking feed attachment play (2–4 mm), cylinder bracket bearing play (maximum 1 mm), and boom head mounting, plus step-by-step boom head replacement with heavy-object lifting warnings and a requirement that only authorized personnel perform the task following Standard Operating Procedures. The feed unit chapter is especially detailed, covering feed chain tension checking and adjustment with a guiding principle of 2% sag for correct tension and 3% sag as time to discard, resetting tension screw travel, sprocket wheel inspection and lubrication (replace every third chain change), rod handling lubrication for RHS 140 (17 grease nipples) and RHS 102, slide piece replacement with a wear allowance rule that if any slide piece wear allowance is less than 1 mm all must be replaced, slide rail replacement with sharp-edge warnings and a requirement to bevel facing edges to 45 degrees, breakout table torque checks (adjustment screw lock nut 185 Nm, cylinder bracket 600 Nm, ball bearing clearance max 0.5 mm), and drill rod support torque checks (lock nut 185 Nm, cylinder bracket 120 Nm, slide piece thickness 4 mm).

Control system adjustment procedures are provided for percussion pressure (with model-specific recommended values: FlexiROC D50 and D60 at 27 bar high / 17 bar low, FlexiROC D55 and D65 at 32 bar high / 20 bar low), low drill feed pressure (factory set 60 bar), high drill feed pressure (factory set 120 bar), rotation speed with drill bit size and rock property guidelines, thread feed speed and pressure for both threading and unthreading, penetration rate via slide stop screws, and anti-jamming protection via rotation pressure switch B134 (factory set 80 bar, guide value about 15 bar above normal rotation pressure). The HECL bleeding procedure is also covered.

The compressor chapter provides extensive coverage of the two-stage screw compressor, including compressor overview with labeled exploded parts diagram and system diagram, daily condensate draining, water separator filter draining and element replacement, separator filter replacement, oil level checking, oil change and oil filter replacement with flushing procedure, oil cooler cleaning, leakage checks, safety valve pressure checking (maximum triggering pressure: FlexiROC D50 and D60 at 32 bar, FlexiROC D55 and D65 at 35 bar), pressure sensor B456 checking, start protection checking, minimum charge pressure checking (4 bar), intermediate stage pressure checking (unloaded 0.5–2 bar, loaded 5–6.5 bar), percussion pressure checking, valve block restriction cleaning, control system description, percussion pressure adjustment, and a detailed troubleshooting table covering symptoms such as compressor loaded automatically to full capacity after starting, compressor does not provide air, excessive oil consumption, compressor capacity or pressure below normal, diesel engine does not reach maximum engine speed, pressure in air receiver increases above maximum, air and oil mist emerge from air filters, compressor overheated, intermediate stage pressure below normal, and intermediate stage pressure above normal.

Track frame coverage includes crawler track tension checking with a clearance specification of 20–30 mm, tightening torques for track frame components (with specific values for M16, M12, and other fasteners), wear checking procedures for track rollers (new 155 mm / 17.5 mm, wear 100% at 149 mm / 21 mm), carrier rollers (new 100 mm / 7.5 mm, wear 100% at 92 mm / 11.5 mm), front wheels (new 17.5 mm, wear 100% at 25.5 mm), drive wheels, track shoes (new 25 mm, wear 100% at 11 mm), track link depth (B4: new 89 mm, wear 100% at 82 mm; FL6: new 83.0 mm, wear 100% at 75.7 mm), bushings (new 50.7 mm, wear 100% at 45.9 mm), and track chain elongation (new 686 mm, wear 100% at 698.7 mm), plus traction gear oil replacement with a 2-litre capacity and damper position check with a 50 mm slide block protrusion limit indicating chain replacement.

The reverse circulation chapter covers air swivel checking and lubrication, reverse circulation component checks, rotary actuator lubrication, outlet swivel lubrication, deflector checks including ceramic block and second deflector inspection, discharge system checks including sample hose and safety restraints, inner tube checks and replacement, cone splitter knife valve seal checking, cyclone wear plate checking, and blowdown valve inspection including hardened insert inside diameter limits (58–60 mm) and cylinder rod seal replacement if oil or air leaks from the indicator hole.

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The complete bookmarks in the “Atlas Copco FlexiROC D50 D55 D60 D65 Maintenance Manual 2023 – TIS0000034.005 PDF Download” are as follows:

Table of Contentsp. 3
1 Introductionp. 9
1.1 Safety Firstp. 9
1.2 The Purpose of the Maintenance Publicationp. 9
1.3 Target Groupp. 9
1.4 Feedback and Contact Informationp. 9
2 Maintenance Managementp. 11
2.1 Maintenance Management and Hour Metersp. 11
2.2 Maintenance Recordsp. 11
3 Specificationsp. 13
3.1 Standard Tightening Torques Bolted Jointsp. 13
3.2 Type Designation Signs for Ordering Spare Partsp. 13
4 Maintenance Schedulep. 15
4.1 Calender Timep. 15
4.2 Diesel Engine Hours First Servicep. 15
4.3 Diesel Engine Hoursp. 15
5 General Machine Conditionp. 19
5.1 Wash Machine Externallyp. 19
5.2 Check Condition of Hatches and Locksp. 19
5.3 Examine the Condition of Signsp. 19
5.4 Remove Ice Formations from the Drill Rigp. 19
6 Firefighting Equipmentp. 21
6.1 Check Fire Extinguishersp. 21
6.2 Loosen Up Powder in Handheld Fire Extinguisherp. 22
6.3 Check the Fire Suppression Systemp. 22
7 Operator Environmentp. 23
7.1 Check Cabp. 23
7.2 Check Attachment of Cabp. 24
7.3 Replace Air Condition Main Air Filterp. 24
7.4 Replace Air Condition Pre-filterp. 25
7.5 Replace Air Condition Circulation Filtersp. 25
7.6 Troubleshooting Air Conditionerp. 26
8 Boom Unitp. 27
8.1 Check Boom C14p. 27
8.2 Lubricate Boom C14p. 27
8.3 Replace Boom Head on Boom C14p. 28
8.4 Check Boom C20p. 30
8.5 Lubricate Boom C20p. 31
8.6 Replace Boom Head on Boom C20p. 32
9 Feed Unitp. 33
9.1 Safety Precautions Before Working on Feed Unitp. 33
9.2 Suspended Load Hazardp. 33
9.2.1 Suspended Loadp. 33
9.2.2 Risk of Cradle with Rotation Unit or Rock Drill Fallingp. 34
9.3 Opening and Closing the Feed Guardp. 35
9.3.1 Open the Feed Guardp. 35
9.3.2 Close the Feed Guardp. 36
9.4 Check Tension of Feed Chainp. 36
9.4.1 Adjust Tension of Feed Chainp. 37
9.4.2 Reset Tension Screw Travelp. 38
9.5 Check Protective Covers on Feed Beamp. 39
9.6 Check Chain Guidep. 39
9.7 Check Chain Feedp. 40
9.7.1 Clean Behind Sealing Discp. 41
9.8 Lubricate Chain Feedp. 42
9.9 Sprocket Wheelp. 42
9.9.1 Check Sprocket Wheel Coverp. 42
9.9.2 Check Sprocket Wheelp. 43
9.9.3 Lubricate Sprocket Wheelp. 44
9.10 Lubricate Rod Handling (RHS 140)p. 44
9.11 Lubricate Rod Handling (RHS 102)p. 45
9.12 Check Slide Piecesp. 46
9.12.1 Replace Slide Pieces in the Holderp. 46
9.13 Check Slide Railsp. 48
9.13.1 Replace Slide Railsp. 48
9.14 Check Breakout Tablep. 50
9.15 Lubricate Breakout Tablep. 51
9.16 Check Drill Rod Supportp. 52
9.17 Replace Bearing Unitp. 53
9.18 Check Chain Guidep. 53
10 Lubrication System for Hammerp. 55
10.1 Check Lubricant Level in Tankp. 55
10.2 Hammer Lubrication Pump (HECL)p. 55
11 Control Systemp. 57
11.1 Adjusting Percussion Pressurep. 57
11.2 Adjusting Low Drill Feed Pressurep. 58
11.3 Adjusting High Drill Feed Pressurep. 60
11.4 Rotation Speed Adjustmentp. 62
11.4.1 Adjusting Rotation Speedp. 63
11.5 Thread Feed Speed and Thread Feed Pressure Adjustmentp. 64
11.5.1 Adjusting Feed Pressure for Threadingp. 65
11.5.2 Adjusting Feed Pressure for Unthreadingp. 66
11.6 Adjusting Penetration Ratep. 68
11.7 Anti-Jamming Protectionp. 68
11.7.1 Rotation Pressure Switch B134p. 68
11.7.2 Adjusting Activation Pressurep. 69
11.8 Lubrication Settingsp. 70
11.9 Recommended Lubricantp. 70
11.10 Bleeding HECL Systemp. 70
12 Dust Collectorp. 73
12.1 Check Dust Collectorp. 73
12.2 Check Dust Collector Filtersp. 74
12.3 Replace Dust Collector Filtersp. 74
12.4 Adjusting Suction Capacity for Dust Collectorp. 75
13 Hydraulic Systemp. 77
13.1 Safety Precautions before Working on Hydraulic Systemp. 77
13.2 About Working on Hydraulic Componentsp. 78
13.3 Oil Samplingp. 78
13.4 Hydraulic Workshopsp. 78
13.5 Replacing Hydraulic Hosesp. 78
13.6 Repairing Hydraulic Componentsp. 78
13.7 Hydraulic Oil Recommendationp. 79
13.8 Hydraulic Filtersp. 79
13.8.1 Return Oil Filterp. 79
13.8.1.1 Replace Return Oil Filterp. 80
13.8.2 Breather Filterp. 81
13.8.2.1 Replace Breather Filterp. 81
13.9 Hydraulic Tankp. 83
13.9.1 Check Tightening Torque on Hydraulic Tank Cover Platep. 83
13.9.2 Drain Water Condensation from Hydraulic Oil Tankp. 84
13.9.3 Check Hydraulic Oil Levelp. 84
13.9.4 Replace Hydraulic Oilp. 84
13.9.5 Check Hydraulic Pumpp. 85
14 Diesel Enginep. 87
14.1 Safety Precautions before Working on Diesel Enginep. 87
14.2 Check Engine Oil Levelp. 87
14.3 Replace Engine Oilp. 88
14.4 Recommended Engine Oilp. 89
14.5 Air Systemp. 89
14.5.1 Replace Air Filter Cartridgep. 90
14.5.2 Replace Air Filter Safety Air Filterp. 91
14.5.3 Air Filter Indicator Functionp. 92
14.5.4 Check Air Filter Indicator Lamp Functionp. 92
14.5.5 Check Air Filterp. 93
14.6 Fuel Systemp. 93
14.6.1 Environmental Issues When Handling Fuelp. 93
14.6.2 Fuel Filterp. 94
14.6.2.1 Drain Water Condensation from Preliminary Fuel Filterp. 94
14.6.2.2 Replace Preliminary Fuel Filterp. 94
14.6.2.3 Replace Secondary Fuel Filterp. 95
14.6.3 Check Fuel Tank Bracketsp. 97
14.6.4 Draining Fuel Tankp. 97
14.6.5 Fill Fuel Manuallyp. 98
14.6.6 Replace Engine Oil Filterp. 99
14.7 Beltsp. 100
14.7.1 Replacing Multi-beltp. 100
14.7.2 Check V-Beltp. 101
14.8 Replace Primary Fuel Filter on Engine Heaterp. 102
14.9 Check Diesel Engine for Leakagep. 102
14.10 Check Ground Boltsp. 102
14.11 Check Diesel Enginep. 103
14.12 Check Diesel Engine Every 2500 Engine Hoursp. 103
14.13 Check Diesel Engine Every 3000 Engine Hoursp. 103
14.14 Check Diesel Engine Every 4000 Engine Hoursp. 104
15 Cooling Systemp. 105
15.1 Check Coolant Levelp. 105
15.1.1 Add Coolantp. 106
15.2 Clean Radiatorsp. 107
15.3 Replace Long-term Effective Coolantp. 108
16 Electrical Systemp. 109
16.1 Safety Precautions Before Working on Electrical Systemp. 109
16.2 Check Emergency Stopsp. 109
16.3 Check Work Lightsp. 110
16.4 Check Batteryp. 110
16.5 Battery Chargingp. 111
16.6 Charge the Battery Using External 24-V Chargerp. 111
16.7 Start with Auxiliary Batteryp. 112
16.8 Check Electric Cabinetp. 114
17 Compressorp. 115
17.1 Safety Precautions Before Working on Compressorp. 115
17.2 Compressor Overviewp. 115
17.3 Drain Condensate from Compressor Tankp. 117
17.4 Drain the Water Separator Filterp. 118
17.5 Replace the Filter Element in the Water Separator Filterp. 119
17.6 Replace Separator Filterp. 120
17.7 Check Compressor Oil Levelp. 120
17.8 Oil Change and Oil Filter Replacementp. 121
17.8.1 Replace Air Compressor Oil and Oil Filterp. 122
17.8.2 Replace Compressor Oil Filterp. 123
17.9 Recommendations for Replacing to New Type of Compressor Oilp. 124
17.10 Flushing Air Compressorp. 124
17.11 Clean Oil Coolerp. 126
17.12 Check the Compressor for Leakagep. 126
17.13 Check Safety Valve Pressurep. 127
17.14 Check Pressure Sensor B456p. 129
17.15 Checking Start Protectionp. 129
17.16 Checking Minimum Charge Pressurep. 129
17.17 Check Compressor Intermediate Stage Pressurep. 130
17.18 Check Percussion Pressurep. 130
17.19 Clean Valve Block Restrictionp. 130
17.20 Control System for Air Compressorp. 131
17.20.1 Adjusting Percussion Pressurep. 132
17.21 Troubleshooting Air Compressorp. 134
17.22 Recommended Oil for Two Stage Compressorp. 137
17.23 Check Air Filterp. 138
17.24 Change the Plastic Valve Inside the Compressorp. 138
18 Track Framesp. 139
18.1 Check Tension of Crawler Tracksp. 139
18.2 Tightening Torques for Track Framesp. 140
18.3 Procedures for Checking Wearp. 141
18.3.1 Check Track Roller for Wearp. 141
18.3.2 Check Carrier Roller for Wearp. 142
18.3.3 Check Front Wheel for Wearp. 142
18.3.4 Check Drive Wheel for Wearp. 143
18.3.5 Check Track Shoe for Wearp. 143
18.3.6 Check Track Link Depth for Wearp. 144
18.3.7 Check Bushing for Wearp. 145
18.3.8 Check Track Chain Elongation for Wearp. 145
18.4 Check Track Framesp. 146
18.5 Check Track Framesp. 147
18.6 Lubricate Track Framesp. 147
18.7 Check Track Framesp. 148
18.8 Replace Oil on Traction Gears for Track Framesp. 149
19 Water Mist Systemp. 151
19.1 Check Seals on Water Mist Pumpp. 152
19.2 Fill Water Mist Tankp. 153
19.3 Drain the Water Mist Systemp. 154
19.4 Start Up Water Mist System from Dryp. 154
19.5 Clean Filter in Water Mist Tankp. 155
20 Reverse Circulationp. 157
20.1 Air Swivelp. 157
20.1.1 Check Air Swivelp. 157
20.1.2 Lubricate Air Swivelp. 158
20.2 Check Reverse Circulation Componentsp. 159
20.3 Lubricate Rotary Actuatorp. 160
20.4 Lubricate Outlet Swivelp. 161
20.5 Check Deflectorsp. 161
20.6 Check Discharge Systemp. 162
20.7 Check Inner Tubesp. 163
20.7.1 Replace Inner Tubep. 163
20.8 Check Cone Splitterp. 164
20.9 Check Cyclonep. 165
20.10 Check Blowdown Valvep. 165
20.11 Lubricate Outlet Swivel with Metzke Blowdown Valvep. 167
21 Automatic Central Lubrication System CLSp. 169
21.1 Automatic Central Lubrication System (CLS)p. 169
21.2 Pause Time and Operating Time Settingsp. 169
21.3 Lubrication Pump Safety Valvep. 170
21.4 Fill Lubricantp. 171
21.5 Test Central Lubrication System or Start Extra Lubricationp. 171
22 Service Winchp. 173
22.1 Replace Winch Transmission Oilp. 173
22.2 Lubricate Disengagement Devicep. 173
22.3 Adjusting Drum Brakep. 174
23 Wire Rope Maintenancep. 175
23.1 Wire Rope Maintenancep. 175
23.2 Wire Rope Replacementp. 175
23.3 Unloading and Storing the Wire Ropep. 175
23.4 Condition Before Installing the Wire Ropep. 176
23.5 Wire Rope Installationp. 176
23.5.1 Wire Rope Transferp. 177
23.6 General Check for Wire Ropesp. 178
23.6.1 Wire Rope Breaksp. 178
23.6.1.1 Wire Rope Strand Breaksp. 179
23.6.2 Wire Rope Surface Wearp. 179
23.6.3 Wire Rope Corrosionp. 180
23.6.4 Wire Rope Diameterp. 180
23.6.4.1 Local Decrease in Wire Rope Diameterp. 180
23.6.4.2 Local Increase in Wire Rope Diameterp. 181
23.6.5 Reduced Elasticity on Wire Ropep. 181
23.6.6 Heat Exposure on Wire Ropep. 181
23.6.7 Wire Displacementp. 181
23.6.8 Waviness in Wire Ropep. 181
23.6.9 Wire Rope Cracksp. 182
23.6.10 Kinks in Wire Ropep. 182
23.6.11 Flattened Wire Ropep. 182
23.6.12 Basket Formation on Wire Ropep. 183
23.6.13 Core or Strand Protrusion or Distortionp. 183
23.6.14 Protruding Wires in Loopsp. 183
23.6.15 Bend in Wire Ropep. 184
23.6.16 Damage Caused by Heat or Electric Arcingp. 184
24 Weldingp. 185
24.1 About Weldingp. 185
24.2 CAN Bus System Disconnection before Weldingp. 186
25 Storagep. 187
25.1 Preparations Before Long-Term Storagep. 187
25.1.1 Prepare Electrical System for Long-Term Storagep. 187
25.1.2 Prepare the Feed for Long-Term Storagep. 187
25.1.3 Prepare the Rock Drill for Long-Term Storagep. 188
25.1.4 Prepare the Water Mist System for Long-Term Storagep. 188
25.2 Restoring After Long-Term Storagep. 188
25.3 Inspection and Maintenance During Long-Term Storagep. 188

Wire rope maintenance is covered in exceptional detail with discard criteria for wire rope breaks (with a table of maximum permissible visible wire breakages by rope construction and mechanism class), surface wear (scrap if diameter decreases more than 10% of nominal), corrosion, reduced diameter, reduced elasticity, heat exposure, wire displacement, waviness, cracks, kinks, flattening, basket formation, core or strand protrusion, protruding wires in loops, bends, and damage from heat or electric arcing. Correct and incorrect methods for uncoiling and transferring wire rope are illustrated.

Additional chapters cover the water mist system (pump seal checking with a maximum 10 drops per minute leak limit, tank filling, draining, dry startup, filter cleaning), automatic central lubrication system CLS (pause time and operating time rotary switch settings with tables, safety valve opening at 350 bar, filling, testing), service winch (transmission oil replacement with 0.5 litre capacity, disengagement device lubrication, drum brake adjustment), welding (safety warnings, no welding on booms, cab framework, FOPS/ROPS cabs, hydraulic tanks, cylinders, valve blocks, compressed air tanks, or pressure lines, and CAN bus disconnection procedure requiring disconnection of all modules, sensors, safety controller, RCS panels, and battery ground cable), and storage (preparations for long-term storage of three months or longer including electrical, feed, rock drill, and water mist system preparation, restoring after storage, and inspection and maintenance during storage).

Safety is emphasized throughout the Atlas Copco FlexiROC D50 D55 D60 D65 maintenance manual. Warnings cover hot oil (up to 80 degrees C), hydraulic oil pressure remaining after motor switch-off, heavy objects, suspended loads, moving parts, disassembling and assembling components, sharp edges on worn slide rails, risk of automatic reversing rock drill, dangerous voltage, risk of fire and explosion when charging batteries or using incorrect compressor oil, hot surfaces on diesel engine components, burn hazards from hot coolant and cooling elements, explosion risk from wrong fluids in the water mist tank, and high air pressure in the compressor system. The manual also includes environmental notices regarding oils, lubricants, hydraulic hoses, and filters.

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This Atlas Copco FlexiROC D50 D55 D60 D65 maintenance manual gives a technician the complete scheduled maintenance program for the machine, with specific torque values, wear limits, adjustment procedures, lubrication points, fluid specifications, troubleshooting tables, and component replacement instructions. It covers the C13 and C15 diesel engines as shown in the engine oil level checking and multi-belt replacement illustrations. The document enables correct preventive maintenance planning, helps prevent faults and breakdowns, supports reconditioning and repair planning, and provides the wear measurement tables needed to determine when track components, wire ropes, and other wear parts must be replaced. Every procedure is tied to a maintenance interval so nothing is missed. This is the document used to keep a FlexiROC D50, D55, D60, or D65 drilling reliably and safely. Delivered as an instant PDF download — no shipping, no waiting. Read it on any device, print the pages you need for the workshop, and keep the complete manual on hand for every service interval.

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