Check to see if there is power going to feeder.

• Unplug feeder, plug another device (electric drill, etc.) into outlet.
• If it does not work, there is no power at the plug.

On/Off switch is in OFF position.

• Turn switch on.

Faulty sensor probe.

• Clean mixing bowl and sensor probe.
• End of Sensor probe should be 1/4 inch from head of sensor bold and should show at least 1/2 inch of bare wire.

Check fuse.

• Open right side panel locate fuse (8).
• Fuse 4 amp 220 volt

1. Soleniod Water Valve
2. Pressure Regulator
3. Concentration Valve
4. Mixing Bowl
5. Water Tank

Not Enough Water - Cannot Adjust Concentration

• The feeder requires at least 30 psi to work.
• If you are using an external pump to supply water to the feeder, the pump must be rated at at least 30psi.
• We recommend using a RV diaphragm pump rated 3.3 gpm and 35 psi.

No water in the mixing bowl, but powder and mixing motor working.

• No water going to feeder.
  • Faucet shut off, no water supply, etc.
• Concentration knob turned clockwise all the way.
  • Turn faucet concentration knob counter clockwise to open concentration valve.

Too much water

• Turn faucet clockwise

• Check water valve.
  • Unplug feeder.
  • Open right side panel.
  • Disconnect wire from water valve.
  • Use a mulitester set it up on resistance. The resistance between the 2 connectors should be 1 kilo ohm.
  • If the value is different - replace water valve.

No powder but water and mix motor are working.

• Powder switch is on rinse.
• Check if the auger is disengaged.
  • Push auger all the way to the end of the tubing so it hooks back into the connector. When the hopper is full of milk replacer, the milk replacer pushes the auger against the powder motor and keeps the auger in place.
  • If there is an object in the milk replacer (paper, cup) it is possible that the auger will become unhooked.
  • Object can also prevent the wiper drive to turn freely and prevent the powder motor from turning.

• Check that powder motor is running.
  • Turn feeder on.
• If not running:
  • Disconnect wires and ground wire from powder.
  • Use a mulittester set on resistance.
  • The resistance between the 2 black wires should be 9 ohm.
  • It should be an open connection between ground and wire connector.
  • If any of these values are different replace powder motor.

If powder motor is running but the milk replacer is not coming to the mixing bowl.

• Check if auger coupling is tight on powder motor shaft.

Auger is turning but brings just a little bit of powder to the mixing bowl.

• The wiper wire inside the hopper must be adjusted or bent so it follows the contour of the inside of the hopper. It will prevent the formation of a hole inside the hopper.

No mixing motor but water and powder are working.

• Check if propeller is not touching side of mixing bowl when running.
• Grease mixing motor bearing, if needed.
• Mixing motor shaft not turning
• Milk replacer in bearings
• Shaft touching
• Propeller touching

Check mixing motor

• Disconnect wires and ground wire from mixing motor. Use a multitester set on resistance.
• The resistance between the 2 black wires should be 12 ohm.
• It should be an open connection between ground and wire connector.
• If any of these values are different, replace mixing motor.

Mixing bowl overflowing all the motors are running.

• Clean mixing bowl and sensor probe.
• End of sensor probe should be 1/4 inch from head of sensor return and should show at least 1/2 inch of bare wire.
• Open right side panel disconnect sensor probe.
• Connect together black and brown coming from PC board:
  • If feeder does start, the sensor probe needs to be replaced.
  • If feeder does not start, replace Lactek PC board.

Check for broken wires or loose connection.

Set thermostat at 100ºFahrenheit (40ºCelcius). Red light is on when power is going to the element.

Do not turn on thermostat if there is not water in the water tank.

Red light is on but the water is cold.

• Check heating element.
  • Unplug feeder.
  • Open right side panel.
  • Disconnect wire from heating element.
  • Use a multitester set on resistance. The resistance between screws should be 10 ohm.
  • It should be an open connection between ground and screw.
  • In any of these values are different, replace heating element.

Heating element removal

Check the safety thermostat - if defective, replace.

Check thermostat

• Unplug feeder.
• Open left side panel
• Disconnect wires from thermostat.
• Use a multitester set on resistance.
• Put thermostat bulb in cold water.
• Connect tester lead as on picture.
• Turn thermostat knob all the way to off position.
• Switch should be open (high resistance).
• Turn thermostat knob so switch closes (low resistance).
• Warm up thermostat bulb, switch should open when temperature is reached.
  • If different result, replace thermostat.

Water is overflowing under or inside the feeder.

• Faulty sensor probe.
  • Clean mixing bowl and sensor probe.
  • End of sensor probe should be 1/4 inch from head of sensor return and should show at least 1/2 inch of bare wire.
  • Open right side panel, disconnect sensor probe.
  • Connect together two black coming from PC board:
    • If feeder does start, the sensor probe needs to be replaced.
    • If feeder does not start, replace the Lateck PC board.

Check for broken wires or loose connection.

Controller wire color:

Blue = hot wire in

Yellow = mixing motor

White = powder motor and water pump

Red = hot wire in

Black = sensor probe

Black = sensor probe