Shutdown
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8. Shutdown
You can shut down the HygieneBox temporarily or permanently.
To make the procedure easier and ensure that you do not miss any points, there is a
Shutdown
checklist
(see 11.4 "Shutdown checklist" - 44) in the appendix.
8.1
Shut down teat cleaning
To shut down teat cleaning, proceed as follows:
1. Turn the water tap for teat cleaning off and pull out the hose to the pressure reducer.
2. Pull out the hose at the connection piece and empty the hose, for example with pressurized
air.
3. Drain the water for teat cleaning from the short hoses next to the discharge tray.
3.1.
Choose
> Diagnostics > Stations
in the
Feed
sub-menu.
3.2.
Select
the desired station and press
HygieneBox
.
3.3.
Press
Water teat cleaning
until
, there is no more water in the hose system.
4. Place the long hose back onto the connection piece and the pressure reducer.
5. If several HygieneBoxes are connected, repeat these steps for all stations.
6. Choose
> Cleaning
in the
Settings
sub-menu.
7. Set the value to
0
in
teat cleaning
to deactivate teat cleaning.
NOTICE!
Make sure that there is no longer any more water in the system in order to prevent frost
damage.
8.2
Temporary shutdown
To shut down the HygieneBox temporarily, proceed as follows:
1. Thoroughly clean the suction tube (see chapter 6. "Cleaning" - 29).
2. Shut down teat cleaning as described in Chapter 8.1 "Shut down teat cleaning" - 35.
3. Cancel the registration of the HygieneBox in the setup of your automatic feeder:
3.1.
Switch off the automatic feeder at the main switch.
3.2.
Press
on the hand terminal of your automatic feeder and hold down this key when
you switch on the device.
After a short time, the Setup menu will appear in the display.
3.3.
In the setup menu, choose the
Stations > Feed > Internal (automatic)
option.
3.4.
If the HygieneBox is connected to an IFS feeding station, select
Stations > Feed >
IFS station single
or
IFS station quadruple > pump x
.
