Roxell HaiKoo, Инструкция по использованию и сборке

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HAIKOO -- INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USER
ROXELL - 009 - 2111
I--4
DIRECTIONS FOR OPERATING THE SYSTEM
PUTTING THE SYSTEM INTO USE
The oil on the new auger and the tubes will slow up feed
transport at the beginning.
When using a new feeder line for the first time, fill up
the hopper with 25kgs of feed.
NEVER PUT YOUR HANDS INTO
THE FEED INTAKE BOOT WHILE
FILLING THE PANS.
Switch on the feeder until this feed is distributed, then repeat
the procedure until the whole line is filled. By doing this :
-- you limit the load on the motor of a long feeder line.
-- at the same time, you test the switches and make sure that
the feeder line has been properly installed.
-- you become used to the system.
If instead there are small marks of rust either on the inside of
the tube as on the auger, we advise to mix the first 5kg of
feed with a portion (
¦
1
/
4
l ) of maize oil. This is to avoid the
noise and trembling during the starting up.
CONTROL UNIT
The last feeder pan on the line (the control unit) is the most
important one. It must be emptied first because it starts
the next feed supply.
Take care that there are enough birds eating from this pan.
Birds are sensitive to light, moisture, draught and
temperature. They will shun places with an environment
deviating from the average. You can have more light above
the control unit by installing for example a small spotlight
which lightens the control unit only.
Keep the pan free of litter and manure. It has to be the most
attractive pan on the line.
Take care that temperature, moisture, ventilation are
constant at this location.
More birds will feed from the control units if you install
them at a distance of 2--3m from the end wall. Put the feed
level ring of the control unit in position 7 (minimum) to
assure a good feed flow.
FILLING THE HOPPERS
The drop tube of the feeder line furthest from the bin is
equipped with a level switch.
This level switch controls the feed supply from the bin.
If, for certain reasons, the last line is not enough used by
the birds, it is possible that the other lines might run empty.
This can be prevented by using a time clock.
The time clock should be set such that the feeder is regularly
emptied or decreased to a low feed level.
However, you can help to ensure that enough birds eat from
the last line by taking care of :
-- ventilation
-- house structure
-- insulation
-- litter
-- distribution of feeders and drinkers.
When planned correctly, you will have a very even spread of
the birds over the whole floor area of the house.
USING THE SYSTEM WITH ONE DAY OLD CHICKS
1. Suspend the 100 kg hopper at the correct height.
The weight of the filled hopper will stretch the main cable
to which the chain is fixed when the installation is new.
The connection between the hopper and the first feeder
tube will then no longer be level. This can result in
premature wear and/or failures.
If necessary, shift suspension one or more links to level
the line.
2. Put ALL pans on the floor before placing the one day
olds.
Take care that all feed windows open simultaneously
and
completely.
Now the suspension cords of the tubes are suitably
stretched.
As the pans sink deeper into the litter after a few days,
the windows will remain completely open.
The suspensions of hopper and control unit must also be
suitably stretched, also after heating up the building!
3. Warm up the house and the litter at least 24 hours before
placing the birds. Adjust the suspension cable of
the control unit after heating up the building!
Fill all pans with feed.
Switch off the feeder lines as soon as all pans are filled.
The chicks now have enough feed for two days. One pan
(in position 4) with open windows holds about 1,6 kg --
about 0,8kg with closed windows.
So you get a good control of feed intake during the
important starting phase.
You can now easily switch over to automatic filling by
means of the control unit. The feeder line starts
automatically as soon as this pan is empty. All pans are
filled.
You can feed automatically from the first day on, but
then you must regularly check feed intake at the control
unit.
After 10 days : feeding automatically :
= winch up the feeder line until all windows are closed
Birds get used to the lower feed level. Raise the feeder
lines a little some days after closing the feed windows.
Winch up the feeder lines gradually as the birds grow.
The back/neck of the birds (even the smallest) must be
slightly bent over while eating.
Correct operation will help you to prevent feed waste.
See Operateor’s guide.