Milwaukee Kango 840M Operating instructions

GB
840M
Date Code
0002L2002
9800 0330 01 a

Service and Repair Manual
Model 840M 2
WARRANTY AND LIABILITY STATEMENT
All repairs may be completed with standard workshop tools and equipment.
SERVICE TOOLS
Use only Authorized parts. Any damage or malfunction caused by the use of unauthorized parts is not
covered by Warranty or Product Liability.
General
For best performance hammers should be serviced at regular intervals, any indication that the hammer is not performing as specified should be
investigated to prevent any adverse damage occuring.
ALL SEALS, GASKETS, GREASE OR OTHER PARTS DEEMED NECESSARY FOR SERVICINGARE IN THE SERVICE KIT.
ALL NEEDLE ROLLER BEARINGS SHOULD BE PRESSED WITH THE ROUNDED EDGE ENTERING THE BORE FIRST,AND THE PRESS
TOOL PRESSINGAGAINST THE FLAT SURFACE OF THE BEARING.
Cleaning
All mechanical parts with the exception of any sealed bearings should be cleaned in a suitable cleaning fluid. Electrical parts should be cleaned
by the use of compressed air. PRECAUTIONS MUST BE TAKEN FOR PERSONAL SAFETY THE USE OF EYE PROTECTION AND GLOVES
IS RECOMMENDED.
Inspection
All mechanical and electric parts should be inspected for wear and replaced as required.

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FIG. PART NO. DESCRIPTION NO. REQ.
1 9170 4650 00 Ball Bearing (1)
3 9170 4660 90 Fan (1)
4 9170 4672 80 Vent Kit (1)
8 9170 3253 10 Pivot Nut (1)
10 9170 3252 90 Pivot Bolt (1)
11 9170 4650 90 K50 x 8mm Pan Hd. Plastite Screw (1)
12 9170 4651 00 K35 x 8mm Pan Hd. Plastite Screw (1)
13 9170 4651 10 K60 x 20mm Pan Hd. Plastite Screw (2)
14 9170 4651 20 K60 x 40mm Pan Hd. Plastite Screw (2)
15 9170 4651 30 K50 x 30mm Pan Hd. PT-DG Screw (2)
16 9170 4651 40 K60 x 18mm Pan Hd. PT-DG Screw (2)
17 9170 4651 50 K60 x 120mm Pan Hd. PT-DG Screw (2)
22 9170 3253 90 Pan Hd. Cap Screw (2)
23 9170 4652 00 Slotted Plastite Torx Screw (2)
26 9170 3252 50 K50 x 18mm Pan Hd. Plastite Screw (4)
27 9170 4666 00 Thumbwheel (1)
28 9170 4665 90 Service Nameplate Kit (1)
29 9170 4665 10 Electronics Assembly (1)
30 9170 4653 40 Armature Kit (See Service Note) (1)
31 9170 4653 60 Field (1)
32 9170 4653 90 Brush Card Assembly (1)
33 9170 3253 80 Cord Protector (1)
34 9170 4665 30 Cord Set (1)
35 9170 4654 50 Switch (1)
37 9170 4654 60 Crankcase Assembly (1)
40 9170 3253 50 Cord Clamp (1)
41 9170 4665 60 Cord Clamp (1)
42 9170 4655 00 Upper Handle Mount (1)
46 9170 4655 30 Module Cover (1)
47 9170 4655 40 Motor Cover (1)
50 9170 4655 80 Left Handle Half (1)
51 9170 4656 00 Right Handle Half (1)
52 9170 4656 20 Motor Housing (1)
53 9170 4656 40 Rear Shroud (1)
63 9170 4672 80 Vent Kit (1)
66 9170 4657 80 O-Ring (2)
86 9170 4673 20 Bearing Cup (1)
%SEE PAGE 5 FOR
ADDITIONAL
LUBRICATION AND
SERVICE NOTES
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Armature Service Note:
When servicing the armature,
use Armature Kit No. 9170 4653 40.
If the tool has a spacer in the armature
bearing bore of the gearcase, remove the
spacer and install O-Ring No. 9170 4673 00 into
the empty groove. The O-Ring is provided in the kit.
(See Note)
EXAMPLE:
Component Parts (Small #)
Are Included When Ordering
The Assembly (Large #).
0
00
FIG. PART NO. DESCRIPTION OF PART NO. REQ.
92 9170 4653 80 Carbon Brush Kit (Includes 2 Brushes) (1)
93 9170 4666 10 Brush Spring (2)
94 9170 4660 80 Bellows (1)
95 9170 3254 30 Isolation Module Assembly (1)
96 9170 4654 90 Light Pipe (1)
100 9170 4661 40 Cushion Grip (1)
122 9170 3254 00 Rubber Washer (2)
123 9170 4662 80 Handle Seal (1)

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%SEE PAGE 5
FOR ADDITIONAL
LUBRICATION
AND SERVICE NOTES
Chamfer for barrel washers (119)
are to face to the outside,
as shown.
NOTE:
Do not wash
clutch gear assembly (57). If
needed, wipe off with a dry rag.
Coat gearcase seal (62) with
lubrication prior to placement in
the gearcase (38).
Use Blue
Loctite
#242 on
screws
(24), two
places.
FASTENER TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS (IN.LBS.)
SEATING TORQUE
FIG. NO. MINIMUM MAXIMUM
9 120 140
10 20 25
11 3 6
12 4 8
13 20 25
14 20 25
15 20 25
16 50 55
17 30 35
22 30 35
23 15 20
24 20 25
25 50 55
26 15 20
74 130 FT. LBS. 200 FT. LBS.
87 130 FT. LBS. 200 FT. LBS.
Switch Screws 4 6
SERVICE GREASE-
"S2" Grease, 7 oz. tube
No. 9170 4664 70
SERVICE CARRYING CASE
No. 9170 4665 00
9170 4653 80 CARBON BRUSH SERVICE KIT
THIS KIT CONTAINS:
2 --------------- Carbon Brush
● 9170 4672 00 HAMMER SERVICE KIT
THIS KIT CONTAINS:
2 9170 4655 10 Cap Plug
1 9170 4657 40 Gearcase Seal
2 9170 3255 50 O-Ring
1 9170 4657 70 Cap Seal
1 9170 4658 00 O-Ring
1 9170 4658 20 O-Ring
1 9170 4673 00 O-Ring
1 9170 4658 30 Damping Washer
1 9170 4673 20 Bearing Cup
2 9170 4663 20 Split Sleeve
1 9170 4672 10 Carbon Brush
1 9170 4672 20 Carbon Brush
1 9170 4664 70 "S2" Grease - 7 oz. Tube

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FIG. PART NO. DESCRIPTION OF PART NO. REQ.
2 9170 3254 90 Ball Bearing (2)
5 9170 4650 40 Ball Bearing (1)
6 9170 4672 80 Vent Kit (1)
7 9170 3255 20 Needle Bearing (1)
9 9170 4650 70 M6 Socket Head Cap Screw (4)
12 9170 4651 00 K35 x 8mm Pan Hd. Plastite Screw (1)
18 9170 4663 20 Split Sleeve (2)
20 9170 3258 10 Dowel Pin (1)
24 9170 3254 60 Slotted Taptite Torx Screw (2)
25 9170 4652 20 K50 x 22mm PT-DG Screw (4)
36 9170 4653 30 SDS-Max Nose Service Assembly (1)
37 9170 4654 60 Crankcase Assembly (1)
38 9170 4671 70 Gearcase Service Kit (1)
39 9170 4652 80 Crankshaft Assembly (1)
43 9170 4655 10 5/8 Cap Plug (2)
44 9170 4655 20 Screw Cap (1)
48 9170 4666 30 Depth Rod Mount Assembly (1)
49 9170 3258 00 Side Handle Housing (1)
54 9170 4656 60 Main Shroud (1)
55 9170 4656 70 Locking Ring (1)
56 9170 3258 60 Spacer (1)
57 9170 4666 40 Clutch Gear Assembly (1)
58 9170 4657 10 Drive Gear (1)
62 9170 4657 40 Gearcase Seal (1)
64 9170 3255 50 O-Ring (2)
65 9170 4657 70 Capseal (1)
67 9170 4657 90 O-Ring (1)
68 9170 4658 00 O-Ring (1)
69 9170 4658 10 O-Ring (1)
70 9170 4658 20 O-Ring (1)
71 9170 4658 30 Damping Washer (1)
72 9170 3257 80 External Retaining Ring (1)
73 9170 4658 60 Retaining Ring (1)
74 9170 4658 70 Spindle (1)
75 9170 4659 00 Shift Spring (1)
76 9170 4659 10 Compression Spring (1)
80 9170 3259 30 Key Spring (1)
81 9170 3258 80 Side Handle Band (1)
84 9170 3258 50 Chuck Collar (1)
85 9170 3258 70 Collar (1)
87 9170 4660 30 Barrel (1)
88 9170 4666 50 Shift Disk Assembly (1)
89 9170 4660 50 Spring Flange (1)
90 9170 3257 70 Side Handle Assembly (1)
97 9170 3259 10 Keys (2)
98 9170 4653 10 Shift Knob Assembly (1)
101 9170 4661 60 Wrist Pin (1)
102 9170 4661 70 Piston (1)
103 9170 4661 80 Ram (1)
104 9170 3259 20 Key Retaining Ring (1)
105 9170 3258 20 Band Retainer (1)
106 9170 3258 40 Seal Retaining Ring (1)
107 9170 4662 20 Shift Ring (1)
108 9170 3257 60 Depth Gauge Rod (1)
109 9170 3255 10 Connecting Rod Assembly (1)
111 9170 3258 30 Dust Seal (1)
112 9170 4663 10 Felt Seal (1)
113 Spindle Seal (1)
114 9170 4663 30 Retaining Slug (1)
115 9170 4663 60 SDS-Max Striker (1)
118 9170 4664 00 Washer (2)
119 9170 4664 10 Barrel Washer (2)
121 9170 4664 30 Washer (1)
124 9170 3257 90 Wave Washer (1)
125 9170 4672 80 Vent Kit (1)
%SEE PAGE 6
FOR ADDITIONAL
SERVICE NOTES
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Press Needle Bearing (7)
in Connecting Rod (109)
so that the same amount
sticks out on both sides
of the Rod.
Press Needle
Bearing (6) into
Crankcase (37)
flush with the top
of the crankcase
casting,
as shown.
LUBRICATION NOTES: (TYPE "S2" GREASE, NO. 9170 4664 70)
Fill Piston (102) with "S2" grease and as-
semble to Connecting Rod (109)
with the Wrist Pin (101). Front surface
of Piston (102) and the Ram (103) is
to be free of grease.
Lubricate the O-Ring (68)
with grease.
Lightly coat the inside of the Barrel (87)
with grease prior to assembly.
Lightly coat the
inside bore of the
Spindle (74) prior to
the insertion of the
Striker (115).
Prior to assembly,
apply a light coat of grease
to the Gearcase Seal (62) and
O-Rings (63, 64, 67, 68 and 70).

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After the armature assembly (30) is
installed into the tool, the bearing cup
(86) is to be placed on the rear armature
bearing (1), (already pressed onto the
armature shaft), prior to assembling the
motor cover (47) to the tool.
NOTE: Do not dislodge the bearing cup
from the bearing during assembly.
30
1
86
Press fan (3) onto armature (30)
such that the metal insert of the fan
bottoms against the fan journal
shoulder of the armature shaft.
Press metal insert of
fan to here.
30
3

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Terminals, Connectors and 1 or 2 End Wire Preparation
Wire
Color
Origin or
Gauge
Wire
No. Length
WIRING SPECIFICATIONS TERMINAL DESCRIP-
Part No.Code Qnty.
1 Brown CordAssy. ----- Component of cord assembly.
2 Blue Cord Assy. ----- Component of cord assembly.
3 Black Elect. Mod. ----- Component of electronics module. Strip 1/4" for T1.
4 Black Elect. Mod. ----- Component of electronics module. Strip 1/4" for T1.
T1 9170 4666 90 2
NOTE:
Module wires #3 and #4
are not polarity sensitive.
CORD TO BE INSERTED INTO CLAMP TRAP.

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ELECTRICAL TESTING
Electrical test
Before assemby all electrical parts MUST be checked for safety, and that they conform to specification.
Testing the Armature (Flash Testing)
A Armature shaft to lamination pack 1500 Volts (min)
BLamination pack to commutator 1200 Volts (min)
CArmatuure shaft to commutator 3000 Volts (min)
ELECTRICAL PERFORMANCE TEST READINGS
CLUTCH SLIP
Measured on disassembly/assembly 40/50ft lbs 47/61Nm. (Non Electrical Test)
Note: On all test readings + or -5% of figures shown is acceptable.
840M
840M
MODEL 110V 120V 220V-240V
ARMATURES
.440/.506 Ohms .440/.506 Ohms 1.283/1.477 Ohms
FIELD COILS
840M
110V 120V 220V-240V
4.5/6.5 Amps 4.5/6.5 Amps 2.9/4.4 Amps
.349/.401 Ohms .349/.401 Ohms 1.339/1.54 Ohms
PERFORMANCE
110V 120V 220V-240V
Running No Load

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WARNING
LETHAL VOLTAGES PRESENT!!
IMPORTANT
On completion of the assembly, the unit must be flash tested at 4000 volts.
Flash Test
1. With the breaker completely assembled and with the switch "ON", apply 2000 volts initially and increase rapidly to 4000 volts between the main
casting and one of the pins of the plug on the power supply cord. Apply test to both live and neutral pins.
2. The full voltage of 4000 volts should be maintained without breakdown or flashover for a few seconds.
3. If the armature has been tested, remove the carbon brushes before carrying out the test, (thus avoiding overstressing the armature insulation
system).
4. The test voltage must be applied between the main casting and each live pin of the plug in succession.
Running Test
1. Ensure the unit is switched "ON" before testing. Operate the unit for approx. 10 minutes at half voltage for initial 'bedding in' of the carbon brushes
followed by full operational voltage. Compare readings with Performance Data.
With the aid of the Fault Finding chart (below) the source of any malfunction may be quickly identified and repaired.
FAULT FINDING

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