TEI TE260, Руководство по обслуживанию и ремонту

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GENERAL TIPS ON DRILL
MAINTENANCE
These general instructions will be helpful when
using the maintenance and adjustment
procedures outlined on the following pages.
1. Cover all hydraulic or air openings with an
appropriate dust cover when any hydraulic
or air openings are exposed. A clean part in
a dirty opening does little good.
2. Carefully examine all filters for evidence
of metal or rubber particles. Replace the
filters as necessary.
3. Before servicing the drill or any part of the
hydraulic system, neutralize the pressure in
the complete hydraulic system.
4. Before
reassembling hydraulic
components, clean all metal parts in a non-
flammable cleaning fluid. Carefully
lubricate all components to aid in
reassembly.
5. Thorough checks must be made of all
reassemblies to be sure they are assembled
properly according to the instructions. Do
not drill until all checks have been made.
6. Frequent inspection of the TE260 is very
good practice. A minor adjustment can
many times prevent costly repairs later on.
7. Maintenance
of hammer, bearings,
accumulators, valve assembly or stroke
control must be performed in a clean
sheltered area.
8. Maintenance of chuck end or rotation
assemblies may be performed on a
mounted drill.
9.
It is not necessary to bleed off nitrogen
charge in accumulators unless maintenance
is performed on accumulator assemblies.
IMPORTANT
All TEI ROCK DRILL parts are
manufactured with care and precision.
Each part is carefully inspected before and
after assembly. Every step has been taken
to provide you with the quality product you
expect. Eventually some parts of your drill
will become worn. The description of
damaged parts in this section is general,
and is intended to help the servicemen in
the field to service and repair the TE260. It
is not meant to imply that all such parts
will fail in the described manner, or that
damage is due to faulty manufacture.
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