Vibrohammer of the lower anvil is connected to the stuck tool. Initially, the piston 7 and the firing pin 10 are in the lowest position, with the latches 15 are placed in the groove 17, locking the piston 7 with respect to the striker 10. Intake valve 11 is closed and the outlet 12 is open.
When a working fluid in hydraulic vibrohammer , it enters the channel in the switch adapter 2, the annular gap between the housing 1 and the cylinder 6 with piston 7, moving the latter up. The liquid from the piston cylinder cavity 6 is displaced into the well through the channels in the valve box 5 and the switching adapter 2. Valve group is in position by fluid pressure on the inlet valve 11. Therefore, when lifting piston 7, a compression valve spring 14 takes place. After passing through the working stroke when the piston 7 attains maximum speed, it strikes at the intake valve 12. Simultaneously, the firing pin 10, moving together with the piston 7, strikes the upper anvil 3. Piston 7, while continuing to move up, goes along with the exhaust valve distance of freewheel. The inlet valve 11 opens and the working fluid begins to flow in the piston cylinder cavity 6, breaking the piston 7. At the same time as striker 10 stopped by impact on the anvil 3 and the piston 7 is proceeding to move, the latches 15 are out of the groove 17 and the shank 8 is in its highest position in the chamber 9. Latches 15 are in a groove 16 and fix the piston 7 on the striker 10.
      Further movement of the valve before closing of the exhaust valve 12 is due to the energy of impact with the piston 7 and the spring force 14. Exhaust valve 12 closes and the inlet 11 is fully opened. Since the working area of the piston 7 is greater at the top than at the bottom, the liquid flowing into piston cylinder cavity 6, moves the first down.
      After passage of the working stroke, piston 7 contacts with its upper inner end face of bushing 13, which serves to equalize the values of free running up and down and carries with it a joint move by the end of the stroke (where the velocity is maximum) and then strikes the shank prom valve 12. Simultaneously, the firing pin 10 strikes the bottom of the anvil 4. Piston 7, while continuing to move down, tears the exhaust valve 12 with valve box channel 5, and slowing down, moves the valve group to its original position. At the same time shank 8 has a very low position in the chamber, the latches 15 move in a groove 17, stopping the piston 7 with respect to the striker 10. Then the cycle repeats.
      Channels 18 in the course of work prevent the emergence of a striker 10 of hydraulic cushion.
      Drilling tools, dismissed from the action of sticking shock, rises from the well after operation of the accident elimination along with vibrohammer.