Enerpac ATM-9 - Manual (Page 6)

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10.0 INSPECTION AND EXAMINATION
• After finishing the job and before the ATM-9 is
placed back into service, the completeness of the
tool must be established and items examined to
ensure that they are serviceable.
• Any missing or damaged items are to be replaced
as soon as possible and prior to the tool being
used again.
• Grease all moving parts regularly. Refer to section
12.0, Lubrication and Maintenance.
• Cap or plug all open hydraulic fittings to prevent
dirt entry. Be sure that pump air vent cap is in the
“closed” position.
• Ensure rollers and pins remain grit free.
• Return all items to the carrying case when not in
use.
11.0 STORAGE
• Cap or plug all open hydraulic fittings.
• Smear machined surfaces with grease.
• Store the ATM-9 in a cool dry place.
12.0 LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE
Use Mobilgrease XHP ™ 222 Special grease or an
equivalent good quality high load bearing grease.
Always ensure that the wing of the tool is grit-free and
that the rollers rotate freely and are well lubricated (see
Fig. 13). This will enhance the tool’s performance and
help prolong its service life.
Clean, inspect and lubricate the ATM-9 as described in
the following steps:
STEP 1. Place tool flat on work bench.
STEP 2. Remove two spring pins on the front of the
main body (see Fig. 11).
STEP 3. Pull the wing lock pin out. Remove the
wing from the main body by sliding it
forward (see Fig. 12).
STEP 4. Remove the circlips using a circlip pliers
(see Fig. 13).
STEP 5. Slide the roller shafts out in order to remove
the rollers and bearings for examination.
(see Fig. 13).
STEP 6. Inspect the roller shafts, rollers and bearings
for damage, If there is no damage present,
then these parts can be cleaned, greased and
reassembled (reverse steps 1 through 5).
Fig. 11
Spring Pins
Wing
Fig. 12
Wing Lock Pin
1. Rollers and Bearings
2. Circlips
3. Roller Shafts
1
1
2
2
3
2
2
3
Fig. 13