Running the automatic feeder
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In
Cleaning/day
, you enter the desired number of cleaning cycles. You can set a maximum
of four cleaning cycles.
Note:
You should define at least one cleaning cycle per day in order to prevent unhygienic
conditions.
•
In
Cleaning 1
, you enter the desired time of day.
•
Repeat step 3 for additional
cleaning times
.
Note:
Start the cleaning at a time when there is little feed entitlement so that your calves do
not have to wait too long for feed.
Note:
If there is still feed in the mixer jar at the set cleaning time, automatic cleaning is post-
poned by one hour. After that, any remaining feed is evacuated by the the teat and the cleaning
cycle is started.
6.4.3.2.1 Manually starting mixer cleaning
You must add the cleaning agent to the mixer manually at the beginning of the main cleaning
cycle if your automatic feeder does not have a detergent pump or the cleaning package. The
cleaning agent is evacuated automatically.
To prevent unhygienic conditions, perform an automatic cleaning at least 2 times a day without
adding cleaning agent, and every other day with manually added cleaning agent.
You start manual mixer cleaning as follows:
1. Choose
> Cleaning > Mixer
to go to the
Clean mixer
submenu.
2. The message
Detergent
appears in the display.
3.
Chemical burns
from cleaning agents. The cleaning agent can cause chem-
ical burns to the eyes or hands. Always wear goggles and protective gloves when using
cleaning agents. Follow the safety instructions listed in the safety data sheet for the clean-
ing agent and use the safety equipment specified.
Pour the prepared cleaning agent into the mixer.
Confirm the filling by choosing
.
Cleaning is started.
Note:
Start the cleaning at a time when there is little feed entitlement so that your calves do
not have to wait too long for feed.
Summary of Contents for TAP5-CH2-25
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