Correct Use; Assembly & Commissioning; Supplied Package; Checking Before Commissioning - Kerbl Duo 18810 Mode D'emploi

• the length of the cattle's tail hairs must not exceed 5 cm!! Risk of injury!!
• before commissioning and operating the machine, these operating instructions must be read and noted carefully.
• operating the machine is only permitted with equipment and spare parts that are supplied or listed in the spare and
wear parts list.
Caution!
Failure to comply with the individually listed points in the operating instructions can result in
physical injury or material damage for which the manufacturer assumes no liability.

2.3. Correct use

This device most only be used for the dry cleaning of female cattle in pens. These include cattle / cows with close-fitting
collars and trimmed tail hairs. (< 5 cm)
The regulations set out in these operating instructions must be complied with. Use of the device in any other area
shall be deemed incorrect use. The manufacturer accepts no liability for any resulting physical and/or material damage.
For the purposes of the warranty, correct use is deemed to involve operation of the machine with a maximum of
60 animals.
3. Assembly & commissioning

3.1. Supplied package

The machine is supplied on a pallet.
• fully assembled • with a 230 V protective contact plug
Gear ventilating screw included, which must be fitted without fail before the first activation!
(see Fig. 4). 2 M10 screws near the vertical brush for affixing the slide (during transport) must be
removed before commissioning but only after assembly. The screws must be kept for subsequent
maintenance work or transport!

3.2. Checking before commissioning

Before commissioning the "Duo" cow cleaning station, it must always be checked for completeness, visible defects or
sources of danger.
The following checking measures should be carried out:
• check the machine for loose or hanging parts or damage sustained during transport.
• check the cable insulation
• check that all safety devices are present and are in perfect working order.
• check whether there are any sources of danger near the machine that could impair the problem-free and safe
operation of the machine (water hoses, influence of weather, hanging cables or ropes, etc.).

3.3. Assembly

The best possible positioning and stable securing is particularly important for ensuring the problem-free operation of this
heavy-duty machine. The following must be noted:
• do not set up the machine in a confined space in the pen.
• to avoid backlogs, do not set up the machine directly before or after the milking station.
• do not set up the machine in proximity to equipment that is sensitive to dust
• mount the electrical control box on a stable, vibration-free base to avoid damage to electronic parts caused by shaking
• protect the electrical control box from rain and excessive sunlight
• only mount the machine on a stable concrete wall or pillar
• the surface on which the basic frame rests must be level, otherwise the frame can become twisted – > consequential damage
• use at least 4 heavy duty M12 screws. The fastening material must be chosen appropriate to the base (masonry,
concrete wall). Where concrete walls are used, heavy-duty anchors are usually sufficient. Where other bases are used,
always use through-bolts.
• when mounting the machine and control box outdoors, protect it with a roof against rain and snow
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