Atlas Copco XAS 47 Kd & XAS 90 KD7 Parts List Manual – Spare Parts Catalog PDF

Description

The Atlas Copco XAS 47 Kd & XAS 90 KD7 Parts List Manual is the illustrated spare parts catalogue for these portable air compressors, published under Atlas Copco document number 2955 0210 02. Every assembly in the machine is broken down into a numbered exploded drawing paired with a matching reference table, so a component can be located visually, traced through its reference code, and ordered with the correct part number and quantity. This is the document a workshop, service engineer or fleet owner reaches for when a hose, seal, gasket, filter, bracket or complete sub-assembly has to be replaced with the right item the first time.

File Details

• Manual type: Illustrated parts list / spare parts catalogue
• Brand: Atlas Copco
• Models covered: XAS 47 Kd, XAS 90 KD7
• Document number: 2955 0210 02
• Language: Multilingual, with English included alongside German, Dutch, Spanish, French, Swedish, Italian, Greek, Polish, Hungarian, Russian, Chinese and other languages
• Pages: 120
• Format: PDF
• Copyright: 2004, Atlas Copco Airpower n.v., Antwerp, Belgium

Chapters Covered

• Warranty and Liability – limitation and liability statement
• Safety Precautions for Portable Compressors
  • Introduction and operator skill levels
  • General safety precautions
  • Safety during transport and installation
  • Safety during use and operation
  • Safety during maintenance and repair
  • Tool applications safety
  • Specific safety precautions: batteries, pressure vessels, safety valves
• Ordering Spare Parts – how to read the REF code, part number, designation and quantity columns
• Parts Lists
  • Service paks, 50 hour and 500 hour / yearly
  • Compressor and engine lubricants: Paroil 5W40, Paroil 15W40, Paroil M, Paroil S, Paroil S 68
  • Unloading valve service kit
  • Brake shoes service kit
  • Oil separator service kit
  • Road axle bearing service kits
  • Element mounting service kit
  • Engine assembly, belt protection and mountings
  • Fuel tank, fuel hoses, clips and fuel filter
  • Regulating system
  • Cooling system, expansion tank and hoses
  • Fan, fan cowl, fan guard and cooler
  • Oil system, filter housing and oil filter
  • Separator vessel, cover and oil separator element
  • Air outlet manifold and outlet valve
  • Air inlet filter, ducting and hoses
  • Bodywork for steel canopy
  • Bodywork for hardhat
  • Markings and decals, including noise and warning labels
  • Frame and lifting eye
  • Valves on vessel, EC and ASME versions
  • Battery and cables
  • Pipe coupling
  • Instrument panel and wiring
  • Unloading valve assembly
  • Towing eyes: AC eye, DIN eye, ball coupling, GB eye 50 mm, NATO eye
  • Support leg
  • Undercarriage
  • Jockey wheel and clamp
  • Mudguards and toolbox
  • Hose reel and fittings
  • Axle for compressor without brakes
  • Axle for compressor with brakes
  • Adjustable towbar without brakes and towbar front
  • Bumper assembly
  • Wheel chocks
  • Non-return valve
  • Road signalisation and reflectors
  • Spillage-free frame assembly
• Part Index – alphabetical index of assemblies with the pages on which each appears

What that adds up to is a complete visual map of the compressor. Instead of guessing at a part by shape or by description over the phone, the parts list gives you the exploded view, the reference number printed on that view, and the corresponding Atlas Copco part number in the table beside it. Because the same numbering system runs through the whole document, a reference number seen on one page can be followed straight to the assembly it belongs to. Groups such as the unloading valve, oil separator and axle bearings are also gathered into dedicated service kits, so a rebuild can be planned as one order rather than a scavenger hunt through individual fasteners and seals.

How the parts lists are laid out

Each parts list page follows the same pattern: a large exploded illustration, balloons or reference numbers pointing at each item, and a table giving the reference code, part number, designation and quantity. A dash in the reference column marks a part that is not shown in the drawing, while a dot marks an item that belongs to the assembly listed directly above it. Quantities are given per assembly, and “AR” is used where a part is fitted as required – a detail that matters when ordering hose lengths and clips.

The Atlas Copco XAS 47 Kd & XAS 90 KD7 Parts List Manual also includes option pages covering the towbar and towing eye variants, the undercarriage for machines with and without brakes, wheel chocks, mudguards, the hose reel and the road signalisation kit. That means the same PDF covers the base compressor and the trailer equipment it was ordered with, rather than leaving you to source a separate document for each configuration.

Systems and assemblies you can identify

Mechanical groups are covered in full: the engine and its mountings, the fuel system, the regulating system, the cooling package with fan and cooler, the oil circuit and filter housing, the separator vessel with its element and regulating valve, and the air inlet and outlet paths. On the chassis side, the frame, lifting eye, axles, hubs, bearings, brake shoes, mudguards, towbar, jockey wheel and bumper all have their own illustrated breakdowns.

Bodywork is split by canopy type, so the steel canopy and the hardhat version each get their own baffles, panels, hood and silencing foam breakdown. Electrical and instrumentation items – the battery, cables, instrument panel, gauges, switches, relays, hourmeter and circuit breaker – are listed on dedicated pages, as are the warning, information and noise labels that keep a machine compliant when a panel or hood is replaced.

Why it matters for a service workshop

Ordering the wrong seal or the wrong length of hose costs time on a machine that is usually needed on site. The Atlas Copco XAS 47 Kd & XAS 90 KD7 Parts List Manual removes that guesswork by tying every visible component to a documented part number and quantity, and by showing how the assembly actually comes apart. It is equally useful for preparing a quotation, building a stock list of fast-moving consumables such as filters, belts and service kits, or simply confirming that a part already on the shelf belongs to this model.

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With this parts list on hand you can identify and order anything from a single O-ring to a complete axle or canopy panel, plan a 500-hour service kit, or rebuild an unloading valve or brake assembly using the correct kit contents. Working from the manufacturer’s own exploded views and part numbers is what keeps a repair accurate and a machine reliable, rather than fitting whatever looks close enough. The file is delivered as an instant PDF download – no shipping, no waiting – and it can be stored on a laptop, tablet or phone in the workshop, viewed on screen while you work, or printed page by page for the bench. Keep a copy with the machine and the next spare parts order becomes a five-minute job.