7-38 Maintenance
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4. Use the clamp pliers (1, fig. 51, page 7-39) to release the clamp (2)
on the applicable twin tube.
5. Disconnect the twin tube from the teat cup.
6. Use the hose scissors (3, fig. 52,
page 7-39) to cut off the damaged
part (2) of the twin tube.
7. Cut off a part with the same length of the other part (1) of the twin
tube.
8. Use a knife (1, fig. 53,
page 7-40) to make an incision in the twin
tube, with the same length as the part you cut off.
Installation
1. Connect the twin tube to the milk collector.
2. Use the clamp pliers to tighten the clamp on the twin tube.
3. Hold the teat cup, and with one finger in the liner make sure the
teat cup does not turn.
4. Make sure the shortened twin tube has sufficient freedom of
movement.
5. If the there is not sufficient freedom of movement, replace the twin
tube.
6. If necessary, turn the twin tubes to align the teat cup.
7. Fully tighten the clamps with the special tool.
8. In the field Cord cups, select:
• LF [Fixed]
• LR [Fixed]
• RF [Fixed]
• RR [Fixed].
Close-up
1. Move the robot arm to the home position.
2. Put the milking robot in operation with the X-Link (page 6-1).
3. Start the local rinse procedure with the X-Link (page 6-10).
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