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Maintenance

DeLaval voluntary milking system VMS

94897201.pdf2007-12-18

Removal

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1. Remove the teatcup from the flexible tube.

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2. Use the pipe tool to remove the

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Table of Contents3
Delaval Voluntary Milking System VMS11
- Safety Precautions11
- General Description29
- Introduction29
- Operation47
  - General Advice for Operating VMS47
    - Starting, Restarting and Shutting off the Milking Station47
- Restarting the Milking Station after an Emergency Stop48
- Switching between Automatic and Manual Mode49
- Fetch and Start Positions50
- Achieving Successful Teatcup Attachment51
- Working in Manual Mode53
Common Manual Tasks55
- Shutting off the Milking Station56
- Restarting the Milking Station57
- Stopping the Multi-Purpose Arm58
Miscellaneous Tasks59
- Restarting the Milking Station after a Power Failure60
- Shutting down the Hydraulic Pump Unit62
A Complete Manual Milking Procedure64
Stall and Feeding Functions67
Manual Identification68
Attaching Teatcups by Hand71
- Attaching Two Cups at a Time72
Support of Milk Tubes73
Emptying the Receiver and Purging the Milk Lines74
Shutting off the Compressed-Air to the Gates75
- Tank Emptying Process Flow Controlled Cooling (FCC)76
- Tank Emptying FCC: Milk Delivery to Tank Is Stopped Immediately77
- Tank Emptying FCC: Milk Delivery to Tank Is Delayed79
- Tank Emptying: Tank Systems from Other Manufacturers81
- Tank Emptying Process: VMS/IN Cooling Systems83
- Tank Emptying: Delaval Storage Tanks84
- Tank Emptying: Storage Tanks from Other Manufacturers85
Determining Cup and Start Positions87
- Determining the Positions of All Teatcups at the same Time90
- Determining Positions of Individual Teatcups92
- Determining the Position of the Teat Preparation Cup93
- Determining All Teat Positions at the same Time94
- Determining Individual Teat Positions97
- Automatic Determining/Determination of All Teat Positions98
Verification of Determined Positions100
- Verifying the Positions of the Teatcups101
- Searching for Teats102
Contents103
- Detergent Consumption and Concentration104
- Hot Water Supply105
- Alternating Acid and Alkaline Detergent106
- Shelf Life of Detergents107
Starting Cleaning or Rinsing from the Touch Screen108
Viewing the Progress of a Cleaning Process109
- Introduction111
- Overall Performance112
Management Software114
- Vacuum Pump115
- Hydraulic Pump Unit116
- Cleaning Detergent117
- Cleaning of Magazine, Teatcups and Milk Tubes119
- Cleaning of Teat Preparation Cup120
- Cleaning of Camera Window121
- Cleaning of Feeding Module123
- Cleaning of Stall and Floor125
- Change of Filter Sock126
Weekly Maintenance128
- Cleaning of Cow-Detection Sensors129
- Check of Teat Preparation Module130
- Maintenance Every Third Week131
- Check of Oil Recirculation System (ORS)136
- Check of Multi-Purpose Arm138
- Vacuum Pump: Delaval DVP-F139
- Lubrication of Hinges on the Gates140
Milk Refrigeration141
Maintenance Schedule: a Summary142
Milk Sampler145
- Starting a Sampling Sequence147
- Stopping a Sampling Sequence148
Maintenance149
Additional Maintenance151
Delaval Online Cell Counter OCC155
Management Software156
Maintenance157
Delaval Voluntary Milking System VMS161
Types of Alarms162
Meaning and Actions163

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