1) Addendum to Model SB Owner/Operator Manual

1) 2008 Instruction Manual for Atlas Copco Compressor Model GX-7

Crowd Gates

3) Controlling Moisture in Air Compressors

4) Rebuilding Wet Air Circuits

5) How to Install TFA Auto Drains

1) Guardian ll Controller Owner/Operator Manual

2) Guardian ll Supplement

FREE! Self Service DVD for Arm TakeOffs

Please specifically mention the 'Self Service' DVD in your email message, as we offer several other DVDs on this website.

5) Operation & Maintenance Guide  for Heritage CIP Receiver Group Controller - Long Version

1) Maintenance Instructions

Periodic Maintenance

5) Complete PM checklist for Heritage Parlors

Stalls

2) Control Schematic # 5

This schematic applies to all gates installed before January 2010

3) Control Schematic # 7

Applies to all gates installed after January 2010

Owner/Operator Information for dairy parlor equipment

Site Directory

1) Installation Instructions for 5" x 42" Germania/TRD Brisket Bar Cylinders

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2) Installation Instructions for 4" x 42" TechForAg stainless Brisket Bar Cylinders

2) Model SB Air Circuit with Auto Pulsation Shut-Off (Schematic)

4) Standard Model SB Air Circuit Schematic for units with Counter Weights

3) Standard Cow Traffic Schematic

4) Cow Traffic Schematic with Automatic Crowd Gate Start

2) Troubleshooting-Air-Compressors

3) Owner  Manual for Auto Pulsation ShutOff

7) Troubleshooting Heritage CIP Receiver Groups

4) How to 'Program' Heritage CIP Receiver Group Controller - Short Version

8) Trouble shooting AZ Tech Variable Speed Controller, aka Frequency Drive, for the Milk Pump

Typically the drive gives you a Fault Code. There are up to 40 different codes. You'll find them in the Owner/Operator Manual, if you have one, starting on page 57. If you don't have one call 24/7:

Rolf at 715-360-3660 or Justin at 715-550-4684 or AZ Tech at 1-800-217-9100 then press 2 then 1

FPF is the most common Fault code, meaning the milk pump has locked up. Change pumps and examine the locked-up one later. Or

FCL - current load, probably also related to the pump; Or

FLF -  Line Fault, low DC current. Probably a loose conection in the DC power supply

3) High PIate Counts?

• Three components you ought clean manually now and then
  

• Pfizer Spectramast Dry Cow Treatment causes persistent high plate counts
  

5) Troubleshooting Brisket Bars

6) Troubleshooting DeLaval C-125 Pipeline Washers - Call your local DeLaval Dealer

5) All Arm TakeOffs - Machine does not come off

All underlinded texts are links to detailed information, mostly Word or .pdf documents that will download to your computer