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Evidence Guide: AHCMKH303 - Service and repair milking equipment

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AHCMKH303 - Service and repair milking equipment

What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?

Service and repair vacuum pumps and the vacuum regulator

  1. Follow enterprise work health and safety policies
  2. Establish vacuum pump capacity and assess performance against design parameters and shed requirements
  3. Disassemble, service and reassemble vacuum pump
  4. Check and repair vacuum pump exhaust and housing to minimise noise and ensure that levels remain within prescribed standards
  5. Check and clean regulators for performance and replace defective parts
Follow enterprise work health and safety policies

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Establish vacuum pump capacity and assess performance against design parameters and shed requirements

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Disassemble, service and reassemble vacuum pump

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Check and repair vacuum pump exhaust and housing to minimise noise and ensure that levels remain within prescribed standards

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Check and clean regulators for performance and replace defective parts

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Service pulsators and electronic systems

  1. Assess pulsator performance during milking and as a part of mechanical testing
  2. Remove and repair or replace electronic or pneumatic pulsators in mechanical testing
  3. Test and replace extra low voltage segments of the pulsation and wash systems controllers
Assess pulsator performance during milking and as a part of mechanical testing

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Remove and repair or replace electronic or pneumatic pulsators in mechanical testing

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Test and replace extra low voltage segments of the pulsation and wash systems controllers

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Service and repair milk pumps and the milk releasing system

  1. Check pumping performance of milk pumps
  2. Disassemble and repair milk pumps, drives and couplings
  3. Inspect milk releaser and replace rubber seals and flaps
Check pumping performance of milk pumps

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Disassemble and repair milk pumps, drives and couplings

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Inspect milk releaser and replace rubber seals and flaps

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Repair and maintain the milk transport system

  1. Inspect rubberware for correct specification including liner/teat cup matching and replace or adjust
  2. Inspect claws and claw bowls for cleanliness and correct connection to suit the specific pulsation system
  3. Assess the operation of automatic vacuum cut-off in the claw and clean air admission holes
  4. Inspect milk lines and air lines and check joins for compliance with industry standards
  5. Check cans and vessels for dents and damage and shut off valves for correct operation
  6. Disassemble, clean and re- assemble plate cooler, and clean and replace filters
Inspect rubberware for correct specification including liner/teat cup matching and replace or adjust

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Inspect claws and claw bowls for cleanliness and correct connection to suit the specific pulsation system

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Assess the operation of automatic vacuum cut-off in the claw and clean air admission holes

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Inspect milk lines and air lines and check joins for compliance with industry standards

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Check cans and vessels for dents and damage and shut off valves for correct operation

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Disassemble, clean and re- assemble plate cooler, and clean and replace filters

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Service and repair non-milking systems

  1. Inspect jetters and cleaning system to ensure adequate air admission during cleaning and correct water volumes are circulating
  2. Repair or replace cleaning system components
  3. Check automatic cup removers to ensure that detectors are clean and effective and that the pistons operate effectively
  4. Repair or replace automatic cup removers
  5. Inspect herd recording equipment and valves and replace rubberware
  6. Inspect and repair or maintain feed systems
Inspect jetters and cleaning system to ensure adequate air admission during cleaning and correct water volumes are circulating

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Repair or replace cleaning system components

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Check automatic cup removers to ensure that detectors are clean and effective and that the pistons operate effectively

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Repair or replace automatic cup removers

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Inspect herd recording equipment and valves and replace rubberware

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Inspect and repair or maintain feed systems

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Instructions to Assessors

Evidence Guide

Element

Performance criteria

Elements describe the essential outcomes.

Performance criteria describe the performance needed to demonstrate achievement of the element.

1. Service and repair vacuum pumps and the vacuum regulator

1.1 Follow enterprise work health and safety policies

1.2 Establish vacuum pump capacity and assess performance against design parameters and shed requirements

1.3 Disassemble, service and reassemble vacuum pump

1.4 Check and repair vacuum pump exhaust and housing to minimise noise and ensure that levels remain within prescribed standards

1.5 Check and clean regulators for performance and replace defective parts

2. Service pulsators and electronic systems

2.1 Assess pulsator performance during milking and as a part of mechanical testing

2.2 Remove and repair or replace electronic or pneumatic pulsators in mechanical testing

2.3 Test and replace extra low voltage segments of the pulsation and wash systems controllers

3. Service and repair milk pumps and the milk releasing system

3.1 Check pumping performance of milk pumps

3.2 Disassemble and repair milk pumps, drives and couplings

3.3 Inspect milk releaser and replace rubber seals and flaps

4. Repair and maintain the milk transport system

4.1 Inspect rubberware for correct specification including liner/teat cup matching and replace or adjust

4.2 Inspect claws and claw bowls for cleanliness and correct connection to suit the specific pulsation system

4.3 Assess the operation of automatic vacuum cut-off in the claw and clean air admission holes

4.4 Inspect milk lines and air lines and check joins for compliance with industry standards

4.5 Check cans and vessels for dents and damage and shut off valves for correct operation

4.6 Disassemble, clean and re- assemble plate cooler, and clean and replace filters

5. Service and repair non-milking systems

5.1 Inspect jetters and cleaning system to ensure adequate air admission during cleaning and correct water volumes are circulating

5.2 Repair or replace cleaning system components

5.3 Check automatic cup removers to ensure that detectors are clean and effective and that the pistons operate effectively

5.4 Repair or replace automatic cup removers

5.5 Inspect herd recording equipment and valves and replace rubberware

5.6 Inspect and repair or maintain feed systems

Required Skills and Knowledge

Element

Performance criteria

Elements describe the essential outcomes.

Performance criteria describe the performance needed to demonstrate achievement of the element.

1. Service and repair vacuum pumps and the vacuum regulator

1.1 Follow enterprise work health and safety policies

1.2 Establish vacuum pump capacity and assess performance against design parameters and shed requirements

1.3 Disassemble, service and reassemble vacuum pump

1.4 Check and repair vacuum pump exhaust and housing to minimise noise and ensure that levels remain within prescribed standards

1.5 Check and clean regulators for performance and replace defective parts

2. Service pulsators and electronic systems

2.1 Assess pulsator performance during milking and as a part of mechanical testing

2.2 Remove and repair or replace electronic or pneumatic pulsators in mechanical testing

2.3 Test and replace extra low voltage segments of the pulsation and wash systems controllers

3. Service and repair milk pumps and the milk releasing system

3.1 Check pumping performance of milk pumps

3.2 Disassemble and repair milk pumps, drives and couplings

3.3 Inspect milk releaser and replace rubber seals and flaps

4. Repair and maintain the milk transport system

4.1 Inspect rubberware for correct specification including liner/teat cup matching and replace or adjust

4.2 Inspect claws and claw bowls for cleanliness and correct connection to suit the specific pulsation system

4.3 Assess the operation of automatic vacuum cut-off in the claw and clean air admission holes

4.4 Inspect milk lines and air lines and check joins for compliance with industry standards

4.5 Check cans and vessels for dents and damage and shut off valves for correct operation

4.6 Disassemble, clean and re- assemble plate cooler, and clean and replace filters

5. Service and repair non-milking systems

5.1 Inspect jetters and cleaning system to ensure adequate air admission during cleaning and correct water volumes are circulating

5.2 Repair or replace cleaning system components

5.3 Check automatic cup removers to ensure that detectors are clean and effective and that the pistons operate effectively

5.4 Repair or replace automatic cup removers

5.5 Inspect herd recording equipment and valves and replace rubberware

5.6 Inspect and repair or maintain feed systems

The candidate must be assessed on their ability to integrate and apply the performance requirements of this unit in a workplace setting. Performance must be demonstrated consistently over time and in a suitable range of contexts.

The candidate must provide evidence that they can:

service and repair vacuum pumps and the vacuum regulator

service pulsators and electronic systems

service and repair milk pumps and the milk releasing system

repair and maintain the milk transport system

service and repair non-milking systems

apply enterprise work health and safety policies

The candidate must demonstrate knowledge of:

types, functions, cleaning, monitoring and maintenance of milking machines and all components

criteria and methods for assessing optimal performance of milking machines and their components

requirements, procedures and assessment criteria for mechanical testing of milking machines and all components

possible faults, problems and poor performance with milking machines and their components, impacts on milking operations and corrective actions for these faults and problems

types, functions, cleaning, monitoring and maintenance of feed systems and their components

relevant work health and safety requirements

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