Commissioning
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5.9
New installation
When commissioning and re-commissioning the automatic feeder, the program must be com-
pletely reinstalled. This will remove superfluous data as well as no longer current or incorrect
settings from the memory.
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Press
and
and keep the keys pressed down when you switch on the feeder. All set
values will be reset to the default values.
5.10
Cleaning
For hygienic reasons, you must completely remove any coolant and lubricant remnants from the
system before commissioning. To do this, execute the cleaning cycle. (see the
Cleaning >
Cleaning cycle
chapter in the operating manual for the automatic feeder).
WARNING!
Beware of chemical burns from cleaning agents.
The cleaning agent can cause chemical burns to your eyes or hands.
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Always wear goggles and chemical-proof protective gloves when using cleaning agents.
Follow all the safety instructions listed in the safety data sheet for the cleaning agent and
wear the specified safety equipment.
5.11
Setting the target temperature
During commissioning the target temperature of the water in the boiler must be set. The mini-
mum temperature is always 3°C below the target temperature and cannot be set.
1. Exit automatic mode by pressing
.
2. Press
, the LED next to the key lights up and a set temperature appears in the control
unit display.
3. Set the target temperature by pressing
or
.
Note:
The values you have entered for the target temperature are converted to the target and
minimum temperature of the boiler water. If the temperature of the boiler water falls below the
minimum temperature, the feed preparation will be interrupted until the target temperature has
been reached again.
Recommendations for the temperature settings
NOTICE!
Feed temperatures that are too low can cause digestion problems. Excessively high feed
temperatures can, for example, cause inflammations of the mucous membranes in the
abomasum.
Target temperature Minimum temperature
Default value:
40°C
39°C
Permitted range of values: 10°C to 44°C
3°C below the target temperature
