Buffer Tank | 7
Milk goes directly into the
mechanically refrigerated
main tank.
Milk goes into the buffer tank.
The main tank is being clean-
ing and rinsing.
The robot, milk pipeline and
buffer tank are being cleaned.
Milk is stored in the mechani-
cally refrigerated main tank.
Incorrect use of the buffer tank can be dangerous to people, nearby equipment and the environment. Before
reaching into the buffer tank, disconnect the air tubes of the CRS.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Issue Cause Action
Valve does not open or close properly Valve is broken Disassemble and replace part.
No voltage, no air pressure Check power supply, use air pressure to
check the valve
Buffer tank does not discharge water
properly No pressure Disassemble and check the air valve block,
increase the pressure.
High bacteria-count number Insufficient cleaning of the robot,
main tank or buffer tank
First check your robot cleaning, then sprin-
kle ball. Check for congestion in the tank
valve system.
INTEDED USE
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Description ABC
150 Standing model
150 Wall model
60 cm
50 cm
150 cm
150 cm
180 cm
180 cm
250 Standing model
250 Wall model
60 cm
50 cm
230 cm
230 cm
260 cm
260 cm
350 Standing model
350 Wall model
60 cm
60 cm
220 cm
220 cm
250 cm
250 cm
500 Standing model
500 Wall model
98 cm
60 cm
190 cm
290 cm
220 cm
320 cm
650 Standing model 98 cm 230 cm 260 cm
800 Standing model 98 cm 230 cm 260 cm
1000 Standing model 98 cm 250 cm 280 cm
1200 Standing model 95 cm 280 cm 310 cm
1600 Standing model 140 cm 240 cm 300 cm
A = Diameter tank
B = Minimum height ceiling milk storage room
C = Advised height ceiling milk storage room. Note: Mini-
mum distance between the top of the buffer tank and the
ceiling should be 30 cm, for inspections.