HB series HB 10000 DP

Reconditioning kit
Breaker box

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Reconditioning kit HB 10000 DP

Breaker box kit 3363 1031 84

3

5
Fig. 1

Note: Before welding the wear protection you must dismantle the perussion unit.

You must use a qualified professional welding company to weld the wear protection onto the breaker
box.

No. Ordering No. Quantity Description

1 3363 1003 97 1 Wear plate

2 3363 1003 55 1 Wear plate
3 3363 1003 59 2 Wear plate
4 3363 1003 57 1 Wear plate
5 3363 0938 39 2 Wear part

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Dismantle percussion unit ™ Remove elastic pad (Fig. 2/A).

™ Remove hydraulic breaker from the carrier

according to the Safety and operating instruc-
tions of the hydraulic breaker.
™ Remove working tool and DustProtector system
according to the Safety and operating instruc-
tions of the hydraulic breaker. A

™ Remove base for wiper from the lower wear

bush.

T WARNING! Hoist tipping over / hydraulic

attachment falling
The hydraulic attachment is heavy. The hoist/lifting
equipment and/or hydraulic attachment tipping
over or falling may cause serious injury and C
material damage. D

► Only transport the hydraulic attachment with

lifting equipment with the right load-bearing
capacity for the weight of the hydraulic
attachment.
► Only lift and secure the hydraulic attachment Fig. 2
with lifting gear (ropes, chains, links etc.) with
the right load-bearing capacity for the weight to
be lifted.
► Make sure that there is nobody near or under ™ Remove Allen screws (Fig. 3/C) and the pairs of
the suspended hydraulic attachment. lock washers (Fig. 3/D) using Allen key size 10.

™ Stand breaker box with percussion unit vertically
and secure against falling over.
™ Remove Allen screws (Fig. 2/D) using Allen key
size 27 and the pairs of lock washers (Fig. 2/C)
and remove adapter from breaker box using a
hoist/crane.
™ Remove plate (Fig. 3/E).
™ Dismantel grease line (Fig. 3/A) and oil line
(Fig. 3/B) between ContiLube® II and percussion
unit.

A
B
K

F
G
H
J I E
DC

Fig. 3

™ Remove snapring (Fig. 3/J), disk (Fig. 3/I) and

adapter (Fig. 3/H) from swivel joint.
™ Remove cover (Fig. 3/G).
™ Remove Allen screws (Fig. 3/K).
™ Remove adapter (Fig. 3/F).

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™ Screw two load rings (Fig. 4/A) M 48x68 ™ Remove plastic parts and plugs from the breaker
(Part-Id.-No. 3363 0944 00) into the two box.
threaded bores on the upper face of the cylinder
cover as far as they will go.
™ Using a hoist/crane, lift the percussion unit of
the hydraulic breaker out of the breaker box.

Fig. 4

Fig. 5

™ Lay the breaker box horizontal on a suitable

T WARNING! Abruptly loosen parts cause
base.
injuries
Using the hoist as a pulling device if the percussion
unit has jammed in the breaker box can cause
serious injuries.
► You must not use the hoist as a pulling device.
™ Secure breaker box against falling over.
™ Stand percussion unit vertically and secure
against falling over.

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Welding Weld seam preparation

T WARNING! Harmful vapors
Chisel paste is flammable. Harmful vapors are
generated when chisel paste is burnt.
► Remove all chisel paste and other contamination
from the breaker box.
► Provide sufficient ventilation during welding.
► Wear personal protective equipment (ambient
air-independent breathing mask) if no air
extraction system is available.
™ Before starting welding work, remove all con-
tamination on and around the seam edges.
Scale, rust, oil, paint and moisture give off
hydrogen which can jeopardise welding results
and result in cracks.
Preheating temperature
To avoid cracking, a higher working temperature
is recommended depending on steel plate grade,
overall plate thickness and hydrogen content.
™ Preheat new wear parts to 150 °C to 200 °C.

T WARNING! Risk of fire / explosion Optional welding processes

Flammable detergents and chisel paste residues
can ignite or cause an explosion during welding.
► Do not use flammable detergents.
► Carefully remove all detergent residues from the
breaker box.
arc-welding DIN EN ISO 4063
gas-shielded welding DIN EN ISO 14610
Post-treatment of welds
™ Make welds without notches or grind free of
notches in order to reduce tension.

NOTICE! Damage to the breaker box ™ Run a non-destructive surface crack test (but
at least a visual weld seam check) of all weld
As the worn parts burn away, the breaker box may
seams.
buckle as high levels of heat are produced and the
steel’s properties may change. Tack welds and root beads are the points which are
► Once a wear part has burnt away, leave the most susceptible to the formation of cold cracks.
breaker box to cool before removing the next ™ If you find cold cracks in a welded joint, you
part. have to grind them out or gouge them out with a
carbon arc (grind joint edges) and then perform
™ Remove worn parts one at a time using a flame
a repair weld.
cutter or the weld seams removed using a cut-
ting wheel.
™ Grind flame-cut areas on the breaker box flat.
A-A
B a6

2
a6 B-B

a8 a6
a8
(295)

a6
10

1 B
700 720
3
weldment construction
a8
5 general tolerances EN 13920
lengths ; angle ..... B .....
from ; position ..... E .....
a8
manufacturing quality DIN EN ISO 5817
300

quality class ..... C .....

A A
pre-heat: temperature 150°C - 200°C
optional welding processes
a6 5
- DIN EN ISO 4063 - arc-welding
- DIN EN ISO 14610 - gas-shielded-welding Fig. 6
3

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Fit percussion unit in breaker

box
™ Stand breaker box upright.
T WARNING! Hands and fingers being cut off
or injured
Bores and surfaces can act like a pair of scissors
and cut off or injure parts of your body.
► Never use your hands to locate or check the
position of the plastic parts fitting the percussion
unit in the breaker box.
™ Fit plastic parts (Fig. 5) and fix in position using
double-sided adhesive tape.
™ Lift up percussion unit using a crane/hoist and
lower into breaker box.
™ Remove the two load rings out of the cylinder
cover.
™ Fit adapter (Fig. 3/F).
™ Fit Allen screws (Fig. 3/K).
™ Fit cover (Fig. 3/G).
™ Fit adapter (Fig. 3/H), disk (Fig. 3/I) and
snapring (Fig. 3/J).
™ Fit grease line (Fig. 3/A) and oil line (Fig. 3/B)
between ContiLube® II and percussion unit.
™ Fit plate (Fig. 3/E).
™ Fit Allen screws (Fig. 3/C) and the pairs of lock
washers (Fig. 3/D).
™ Fit elastic pad (Fig. 2/A).
™ Using crane/hoist, place adapter on breaker box
fit pairs of locking rings (Fig. 2/C) and fasten the
Allen screws (Fig. 2/D) using size 27 Allen key
(Tightening torque 2300 Nm).
™ Fit base for wiper to the lower wear bush.
™ Fit the working tool and the DustProtector
system according to the Safety and operating
instructions of the hydraulic breaker.
™ Fit the hydraulic breaker to the carrier according
to the Safety and operating instructions of the
hydraulic breaker.

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