INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL

CHAIN FEEDING SYSTEM

PRISTINE GLORY SDN BHD

PT8638, Jalan Johan 2/6,
Kawasan Perindustrian
Pengkalan, Fasa 2, 31550,
Pusing, Perak, Malaysia Tel:
+6016-5232223(A/C Dept),
+605-3666998(Sales Dept)
Fax:
+6053633298(A/C Dept),
+6053633299(Sales Dept)
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REVISION 1.3.1 (24/11/2021)
CONTENT
1. Safety
1.1 General Safety
1.2 Safety in handling the Chain Feeding System
1.3 Safety in Maintenance

2. System introduction
2.1 System Description
2.2 Components
2.3 Chain Feeder System Overview

3. Assembly
3.1 Feeding Line
3.2 Chain Installation
3.3 Chain Tension
3.4 Remove & Adding New Feed Chain Installation

4. Operation
4.1 Management Recommendation
4.2 Length of Feed Chain
4.3 Feeding System
4.4 Feed Metering
4.5 Chain Feeder Hopper

5. Maintenance
5.1 General Maintenance
5.2 Unit Drive
5.3 Feeding System
5.4 Feed Level Adjuster
5.5 Gear Motor
5.6 Feed Corner

6. Troubleshooting Guide

7. Wiring Diagrams
7.1 Wiring diagram for single motor per loop
7.2 Wiring diagram for double motor per loop

8. Warranty

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1.0 SAFETY
1.1 General Safety

Safety precautions must be alerted at all time. This manual is to help operator understand safe
operating procedures and some problems which may be encountered by them. Try not to make
alterations to the equipment, which may produce dangerous situation, where serious injury or death
may occur.

All electrical wiring must be carried out by competent and qualified electrician. An adequate and
safe power supply to the Chain Feeder System cannot be compromised. All wiring installation
should refer to your Country Standard and Regulation.

1.2 Safety in handling the Chain Feeding System

The Chain Feeding System is designed and made solely for the purpose of conveying granular type
animal feed for poultry feeding. Use of the system in other way is a misuse of the system and may
endanger safety.

This system is only use in the poultry barn rearing environment. Any environments may have high
dusts concentration, gas vapors and fumes are not suitable for the system to be installed.

As Chain Feeding System contains many moving and electrical parts, which will cause serious
injury or a fatal accident if wrongly touched. Therefore, all safety guards available for the machine
should be properly covered or placed for the protection. During machine operating if safety guards
are incorrectly covered or placed is a serious misuse of the machine and endangers safety.

1.3 Safety in Maintenance

Maintenance should be carried out by competent personnel or under competent supervisor. Usually, the
Chain Feeder System may operate under automatic mode whereby the system starts without any
warning or signal. Therefore, before starting any maintenance or inspection works, power supply must
be cut off and “Under Maintenance” sign board should place on the power isolator to give safety alert to
prevent accidentally turn on the system by other personnel.

Before restarting the Chain Feeder System, ensure that all electrical enclosures are properly locked and
all safety guards are correctly placed.

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2.0 SYSTEM INTRODUCTION
2.1 System Description

The system is designed for breeder, benefits from the high speed of feed delivery which makes it
ideal for controlling the feed in today’s breeder management. This provides equal access of feed to
all birds which will minimize stress during feeding and achieve the uniformity of weight. This system
also considered a very reliable feeding system which proven to be very low maintenance.

2.2 Components

a) Drive Unit

A strong and heavy-duty sprocket ensures the feed chains

are in proper engagement during operation in high speed

No Code Item
Chain Feeder Drive Unit 36 m/min
1 CF003XF
(380-400V, 3 phase 50Hz, 1.1KW)
Chain Feeder Reducer (XLD2.2-3)
2 CF004SJL
- 380V, 3 phase 50Hz, 2.2KW

Figure 2.2.1 Chain Feeder Drive Unit

b) Chain Feeder Trough & Grill

Our trough is with high tensile strength and corrosion
resistant. Grills profile is designed specifically for breeder
birds.
Our Feed Trough comes in two sizes:

No Code Item
Feed Trough 280mm (W) x 1.20mm
1 CFFT-1.5
(T) - GI (1500mm) - PG
Feed Trough 280mm (W) x 1.20mm
2 CFFT-3
(T) - GI (3000mm) - PG
Our Feed Trough Grill comes in two designs:
No Code Item
Galfan Wiremesh (4mm) x 50mm x
1 CF013PG (64/56/64)mm x 210mm x 1480mm
(Design 1) - Standard
Galfan Wiremesh (4mm) x 50mm x
2 CF014PG (54/76/54)mm x 210mm x 1480mm
(Design 2)
Figure 2.2.2 Trough & Grill

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c) Chain Feeder Hopper

Hoppers are available in 50kg, 100kg, 200kg or custom

made. Feed level can be adjusted by the feed level
adjuster.

No Code Item
CFH50KG 50Kg GI Hopper For Chain Feeder
1
-PG c/w 4 Adjustable Stand & Lid
CFH120KG 120Kg GI Hopper For Chain Feeder
3
-PG c/w 4 Adjustable Stand & Lid
CFH240KG 240Kg GI Hopper For Chain Feeder
5
-PG c/w 4 Adjustable Stand & Lid

Figure 2.2.3 Chain Feeder Hopper

d) Chain Feeder Corner 90 Degree

Designed for least maintenance during operation. The

powder coated steel housing corner with guide rail and
wheel provides high worn resistance and performance
tuning.

No Code Item
1 CF007PG Corner 90 Degree
2 CF008PG Leg for Corner

Figure 2.2.4 Corner 90 Degree

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e) Trough Coupler c/w Ear (20cm) & Leg

Adjustable leg stands support all trough couplers

throughout the lines.

No Code Item
1 CF017PG Trough Coupler c/w Ear (20cm)
2 CF009PG Leg for Trough

Figure 2.2.5
Trough Coupler c/w Ear (20cm) & Leg

f) Feed Chain

Feed chains are tough and durable. The feed can be

distributed fast and evenly throughout the line in order to
feed the hens simultaneously. This will help to achieve the
weight uniformity of hens.

No Code Item
1 CF001XFPG CF001F Chain (F)

Figure 2.2.6 Feed Chain

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2.3 Chain Feeder System Overview

Figure 2.3.1 Chain Feeder Basic System Layout

No Code Item No Code Item

1. CF007PG Corner 90 Degree 6. CF009PG Leg for Trough
50Kg GI Hopper For Chain
2. Leg for Corner 7. CFH50KG Feeder c/w 4 Adjustable
CF008PG
-PG
Stand & Lid
Feed Trough 280mm (W) x 120Kg GI Hopper For
3. 1.20mm (T) - GI (1500mm) CFH120KG- Chain Feeder c/w 4
CFFT-1.5
PG
- PG Adjustable Stand & Lid
Feed Trough 280mm (W) x 240Kg GI Hopper For
1.20mm (T) - GI (3000mm) CFH240KG- Chain Feeder c/w 4
CFFT-3
PG
- PG Adjustable Stand & Lid
Galfan Wiremesh (4mm) x
Chain Feeder Drive Unit 36
50mm x varies x 211mm x
4. CF013PG 8. CF003XF m/min (380-400V, 3 phase
1480mm (Design 1) -
50Hz, 1.1KW)
Standard
Galfan Wiremesh (4mm) x Chain Feeder Reducer
CF014PG 50mm x varies x 210mm x CF004SJL (XLD2.2-3) - 380V, 3 phase
1480mm (Design 2) 50Hz, 2.2KW
Trough Coupler c/w Ear
5. CF017PG 9. CF001XFPG CF001F Chain (F)
(20cm)

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3.0 ASSEMBLY
The assembly manual is one of the recommended ways of doing the installation of chain
feeding system. Failure of the following steps that provides in this system assembly may lead to
fatal accident.

3.1 Feeding Line

 The feed line required to be positioned according to the installation drawing.
 The feed line required to be designed that have enough distance around 1.5m between the
outer feed lines and the house walls.
 Ensure that the components are easily accessible for maintenance purposes.
 As for existing poultry house, the location started by determined the exact positioned of the
feeder in the poultry house where the current location of fill system and feed tanks. In
addition, it is efficient to adjust the fill system to match with the feeder location.
 Set the feeder hopper in proper position. Ensure the allowance distance between the first
90-degree corners from hopper at least 40cm away to prevent slack in the chain not
straighten out and causes chain from binding in the corner.
 If required, raise the feed hopper up to necessary height of the feeding line.
 For a standing feeding line, insert stand legs for all corners 90-degree and ensure that all in
the same height.
 For a standing feeding line, insert stand legs for all trough couplers and ensure it all in the
same height as well.
 Place the end of regular feed trough at the opening of the feed hopper and into the first 90-
degree corner.
 To assemble the drive in the operating direction of the chain, cut the trough and connect it to
the drive.
 Once the main assembly is done, insert the end of the trough into a trough coupler with
support.
 Proceed with the assembly of the complete circuit until it reaches the other side of the
hopper.
 Double check if all assembled components is in straight line, horizontal and at a right angle.
This is to make sure that less wear and a better operation of the feed chain.

3.2 Chain Installation

 Ensure that all trough ends are assembled properly into the corners, couplers and hopper to
avoid any problem during chain installation.
 In order to avoid damage at feeding system, get rid of any loose incidental such as bolts,
nuts, wire brackets and others from the feed trough and the feed hoppers.
 DO NOT uses a hammer to bend or close the hook of the feed chain. Use a suitable tool for
the work.
 Unroll the feed chain on the poultry house floor. Consider the travel (Figure 3.2.1) (direction
of the feed chain as below.
 Prepare the chain around the feeding circuits.
 Work the foremost end out of one length of chain into the first 90-degree corner and put one
section length of feed chain into the feed trough.

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  By using a short pipe, place it between the inner rim of
the feed trough and chain and work it along the system.
 At the end of the assembly, work the chain through the
90-degree corner and the feed hopper.
 Get the chain through the hopper and out into the trough
at the outgoing side.
 Once it is through the hopper, pull the feed chain until it Figure 3.2.1 Feed Chain
reaches the drive.
 Unroll another length at the tail-end of the first one.
 Put the chain in the trough and join the two pieces using
a chain breaker (can be used to disconnect chain as
well). Lay the chain in the trough and thread around the
corners as you go.
 Tighten the chain as tight as possible by using a ratchet
cable puller (Figure 3.2.2) or equivalent tensioner tools Figure 3.2.2 Ratchet Cable
such as chain tensioner. Puller

3.3 Chain Tension

The single drive unit here below is 1 x motor/drive per circuit. The double drive is 1 x drive each side
of the circuit and it will drive/push the chain simultaneously. Two drives are usually used for longer
circuits.

For example, 90 meter start to (tension/overlap) to remove 4 or 5 links if you have a single drive unit.
For example, if the house is 90 meter maybe the complete circuit is 90 x 2 = 180 meters plus
together with the width. Use the graph below to calculate:

Pre-Tension of Feed Chain

Circuit Length (Meter) Chain Links to be removed Chain Links to be Removed
(Single Drive Unit) (Double Drive Unit)
90 5 2
110 8 3
130 10 3
150 13 3
170 14 4
190 16 4
210 18 5
230 20 5
250 22 5
270 23 6
290 24 7
310 25 7
330 27 8
350 29 8
370 31 9
390 33 9

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3.4 Remove & Adding New Feed Chain Installation

Chain link can be separated or added between each other in order to adjust the tension of the feed
chain. Chain breaker can be used for these purposes.

Figure 3.4.3 Chain Breaker

a) In order to separate feed chain,

o Place the chain link into the seat of the breaker for feed chain
o Hitting the chain with hammer multiple times until separated.

b) In order to join the feed chain,

o Place the link into the breaker for feed chain.
o Push the last link of the feed chain.
o Join it by using hook by means of hammer beats

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4.0 OPERATION
Operation is a recommended way to manage the system and the functionality of the chain feeding
system. Failure of the following steps that provides in this system may lead to severe injuries.

4.1 Management Recommendations

Number of Size of Feeding
Number of Type of
Type of Bird Bird per trough per Requirement
Birds/m2 Feeding
trough/m bird size/cm per Bird/g
Broiler
breeders 4.5 - 6.5 rationed 12 - 15 13 - 16 130 - 160
∅ 3.5 kg

Laying hens slightly

6-8 15 - 20 10 - 13 110 - 130
∅ 2 kg rationed

Pullets
8 - 10 rationed 20 - 25 8 - 10 20 - 110
∅ 1.5 kg
Broilers
22 - 24 ad libitum 50 - 65 3-4 20 - 150
1.5 - 1.7 kg

slightly
Broilers 30 - 40 30 - 40 5-7 20 - 190
rationed
1.7 - 2.5 kg

The above values are average values depending on climate and strain.

4.2 Length of Feed Chain

 Reduced 30% of the maximum length of feed chain IF the chain feeding system located in the
litter area.
 Reduced 30% of maximum length of feed chain IF using single-phase motors.
 For rationed feeding, select the feed chain speed and the circuit length that takes maximum of
5 minutes for one circuit.

4.3 Feeding System

 The carriers are tightly connected with the motor shafts to make the feed chain drive wheel into
operation which means the shear pin make reversible drive gear.
 The feed chain can be jammed and damage of installation can be avoided when the shear pin
is break and the feed chains are stops.
 Switch off the main switch before replace the shear pin. Severe injuries may cause if
accidentally start the drive.
 Check the pre-tension of the feed chain before putting the feed chain into operation.

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  Ensure the tension of feed chain is correct by slightly push the chain links of the feed chain
and cannot be lifted more than 10mm at the exit of the drive while system running.
 Ensure enough feed are available to provide a full circuit of the feed chain
 In case of emergency, ensure the installation can be immediately switched off.
 A chain clearance can be determined at the outlet of the drive unit when the feed trough is not
filled with the feed.
 The depth of the feed in the trough are controlled by the level slide of adjustable feed
 The slide is located on the side of the hopper next to the power sprocket.
 Loosen the wing nut to adjust the position of the slide either up or down to get the desired
amount of feed in the trough.
 In order to clear the surface of the wheel, adjust the slide above the feed return wheel. This will
make the feed return wheel revolves.
 Start the feed chain drive and watch the feed chain running. The feed chain runs smooth and
slow when the entire feeding circles are filled with the feed. Stop the test running.
 Install the grill sections by squeezing and inserting under the inner lip of the trough.
 The bottom-line wire of each grill section goes under the trough lip with the upper line wire just
above the lip.

4.4 Feed Metering

 The time switch controls the feeding times and the operating times of the feed chain.
 Ensure a uniform supply of feed to the entire feeding line and the feed does not spill over when
returning to the feed hopper.
 In the morning, before switch on the light, distribute the first feed.
 The number of daily feed distributions depends on the feed level in the trough.
 The actual feed requirements of the birds depend on weight, age, strain, house climate and the
number of birds per meter of feeding trough.
 Fill up the feed trough up to maximum feed level before moving the birds in so that the birds
can easily feed from them. Approximately 2 weeks onwards, the minimum feed level is used to
prevent feed losses.
 All feed lines are run with the same feed level.

4.5 Chain Feeder Hopper

 For each filling of the feeder hopper, close the lid and open it again before the next feed
distribution.
 Adjust the feed level in the feed trough and evaluate the tests of the feed level slide at the feed
hopper.
 Adjust the daily feed ration at the Auto-Limit scale. Close the feed hopper slide by hand.
 Switch on filling of the feeder hopper manually. When the daily feed ration is reached, it
automatically stops.
 Open the feeder hopper slide manually
 Switch on the feeding system and switch it off after one feed chain circuit or when it is
completely empty.

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5.0 Maintenance
5.1 Preventive Maintenance
Preventive is better than corrective actions. Our maintenance procedure is based on preventive
maintenance to ensure your system is up to optimum level for running operations.

 Ensure the responsible switch for the machine has been switched off before start any
maintenance. The assembly may only be carried out by person who are competent and
can guarantee a proper repair from their special training, knowledge or practical
experiences with the unit.
 Repair, maintenance and cleaning operation as the removal of functional disorder may
be generally only be carried out when the drive is turned off an the motor is in a
standstill.
 Work with appropriate tools such as use protective gloves if occur any possible danger
to hands.
 Checked the proper functioning of the machine after repair works.

5.2 Unit Drive

 Always clean the device and protect from dust.
 Prevent the penetration of condensation water into the device.
 Protect the unit drive from dropping and splash water.
 The device does not need lubricants.

5.3 Feeding System

 Check the feeding system at least twice a day
 Check if all the feed chains are running and if the 90-degree corner rotates in the feed chain
corner.
 Switch off the drive if there are folds in the feed channel.
 Remove any possible jams in the feed channel at the chain.
 For a new feed chain, test the tension weekly as is must undergoes a running-in procedure
first to remove remains of paint and grease on its links.
 Run the empty feeder for 20 to 25 minutes and giving the feeding circuit a final check
 Fill the hopper about one quarter full of feed
 Watch for slack in the chain as it takes up the additional load. If necessary, shorten the chain
for proper tension.

5.4 Feed Level Adjuster

 Daily check the feed level at the feed level adjusters.
 Remove the feathers, flour, clumps or other foreign matter.
 Adjust the feed level to correct height.

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5.5 Gear Motor
 Change oil according to directions of the gear motor manufacturer.
 No need for oil or grease changes under normal operation.

5.6 Feed Corner

 Check reversible feed chain drive wheel every quarter of a year for wear and correct operation.
 Provide sufficient grease between the working surfaces of the driver and the toothed drive
wheel reversible when replace or reverse a toothed drive
 Feed chain corners are equipped with the maintenance-free plastic sliding bearing in the
corner wheels.
 To test the feed chain corner, release the feed chain and remove wing screw, washer, cover,
retaining washer and distance washer.
 Remove the corner wheel and bushing from the shaft.
 Remove encrusted feed remains and if necessary, replace the bearing.
 The corner wheel has to turn easily on the shaft
 Put the feed chain wheel together again in reverse order.

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6.0 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
No Problem Possible Cause Corrective Action
May need to remove a few chain
The chain may be too loose.
If the corner links to tighten the chain.
1 wheels are not Check corner wheel and remove
Foreign objects.
turning. any foreign object.
Wheel may need lubricated. Use few drops of #10 oil.
The gear reducer is not properly Check-oil may need changed use
If the gear
lubricated. gear reducing oil.
reducer is
Adjust the chain by adding a few
excessively hot. The feeder chain may be too tight.
links as directed.
Check wiring diagram inside the
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The motor may be too tight. terminal plate. Use the proper
If the motor stop voltage for the motor.
frequently. A light gauge wire can cause a
The motor is not getting full
voltage drop-consult a licensed
voltage.
electrician.
If the feeder Lubricated drive sprocket and shaft.
May be lubricated.
squeaks – Check the oil in the gear reducer.
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centering on the
Reducer or power gears out of line. Consult your distributor.
drive unit.
May be too much slack in chain.
The chain may be jamming power
sprocket. Chain is accumulating Adjust the chain to its proper
ahead of the sprocket and jamming tension.
under the first corner hold down
rail.
Be sure the trough is properly
The chain might be binding under
located UNDER the power shoe and
If you are the power shoe.
4 against the stops.
shearing pins.
Remove any object that has
Foreign objects. jammed the hopper, trough or
corner.
The chain may be catching on the Realign all corners and trough in
through. straight line.
Rough spots on the power shoe
File the power shoe smooth.
may cause the chain to bind.
Power shoe may be badly worn. Inspect and replace if necessary.

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No Problem Possible Cause
Corners are jamming the chain.
4 The feed intake wheel of the
feed return slide is clogged.
The gear reducer is not
properly aligned.
Water in the feed trough.
If the feed is not
Too much feed coming out of
5 being taken back
the hopper.
into the hopper.
There may be too much feed in
the trough.
If the feed builds up Could be too much litter in Keep the trough level with the backs
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in the corner. trough.
The corner wheel is not turning.
Reference for No 4; Pin location as indicated by arrow.
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Corrective Action
Make sure the corner wheel is
securely fastened in the correct
position and turning properly.
Align it.
Clean out feed trough since wet feed
will jam and harden in the chain links
and cause the chain to break.
Lower the feed level slide. The slide
may be adjusted from outside the
hopper.
Lower the feed level slide to cut down
the amount of feed entering the feed
trough.
of the birds.
Clean and check bearing and then
lubricate.
7.0 WIRING DIAGRAM
7.1 Wiring diagram for single motor per loop.

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7.2 Wiring diagram for double motors per loop.

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 REV 000
DAT 18/11/21
APR

Limited Warranty

Pristine Glory Sdn. Bhd. warrants to the purchaser that as to any poultry equipment product of its manufacture that proves to
be defective in material or workmanship within 12 months from the date of handover thereof, Pristine Glory Sdn. Bhd. will
repair or replace such product, free of charge, fob the factory of manufacture.

Warranty extension schedule:

Charge to be paid by original purchaser for
Year from date of delivery
replacement
Plastic Flooring PVC I
(UV Version) Support
1 No Charge No Charge
2 1/5 1/5
3 2/5 2/5
4 3/5 3/5
5 4/5 4/5

CONDITIONS AND LIMITATIONS

NO WARRANTIES CAN BE EXTENDED BEYOND THE LIMITED WARRANTY DESCRIPTION SET AS ABOVE.
PRISTINE GLORY MAKES NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, WITHOUT
LIMITATION, WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A SPECIFIC PURPOSE OR USE IN
CONNECTION WITH: (i) PRODUCT MANUFACTURED OR SOLD BY PRISTINE GLORY OR (ii) ANY ADVICE,
INSTRUCTION, RECOMMENDATION OR SUGGESTION PROVIDED BY AN AGENT, REPRESENTATIVE OR
EMPLOYEE OF PRISTINE GLORY REGARDING OR RELATED TO THE CONFIGURATION, INSTALLATION, LAYOUT,
SUITABILITY FOR A SPECIFIC PURPOSE, OR DESIGN OF SUCH PRODUCTS.

PRISTINE GLORY take no responsibility for claims resulting from construction defects or unauthorized modifications to
products which it manufactured and will void warranty. The warranty shall be immediately ceased and become void, if
unauthorized repair, tamper and alterations made to the product. This warranty does not cover damage resulting from
accidents, misuse, abuse, negligence or any manner of tampering, usage not in accordance with operation instruction,
any issue regarding washing handling, lack of proper maintenance, overloaded product usage above 300kg at 0.5m , 2

overheated more than 50°C which leads to exposure of high temperature or UV environment for long period of time,
usageof strong acidic detergents and disinfectants and general wear and tear parts.
This warranty protection does not include labour charges for repairing, transportation and shipping cost incurred in
sending the product for repairing. This warranty does not cover losses, damages defects or malfunctions resulting from
acts of God, lightning, fire, civil unrest or unit has been dropped.
This warranty expressly provided for herein is the sole warranty provided in connection with the product, and no other
warranty, expressly or implied is provided. PRISTINE GLORY disclaims any responsibilities for any other claims, with
regards to any other peripherals used in connection with the product under warranty.

REMARK:
1. The components of I Support such as adjuster base, adjuster stand & X-Connector have no warranty. Any negligence
during washing handling etc. causing damages to the above item will not be covered by PRISTINE GLORY.
2. The warranty for plastic slat only valid for indoor use; any outdoor use will void warranty.

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 REV 000
DAT 18/11/21
APR

Limited Warranty
Pristine Glory Sdn. Bhd. warrants to the purchaser that as to any poultry equipment product of its manufacture that proves to be
defective in material or workmanship within 12 months from the date of handover thereof, Pristine Glory Sdn. Bhd. will repair or
replace such product, free of charge, fob the factory of manufacture.

Warranty extension schedule:

Charge to be paid by original purchaser for replacement
Year from date of delivery or shipment during
Plastic Pan
which Spiral auger and Plastic pan assembly parts Spiral Feed
Assembly Nipple
become unusable Auger Tube
Parts
1 No Charge No Charge No Charge No Charge
2 1/10 1/5 1/5 1/3
3 2/10 2/5 2/5 2/3
4 3/10 3/5 3/5 -
5 4/10 4/5 4/5 -
6 5/10 - - -
7 6/10 - - -
8 7/10 - - -
9 8/10 - - -
10 9/10 - - -

CONDITIONS AND LIMITATIONS

NO WARRANTIES CAN BE EXTENDED BEYOND THE LIMITED WARRANTY DESCRIPTION SET AS ABOVE. PRISTINE
DYNAMICS MAKES NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION,
WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A SPECIFIC PURPOSE OR USE IN CONNECTION WITH: (i)
PRODUCT MANUFACTURED OR SOLD BY PRISTINE DYNAMICS OR (ii) ANY ADVICE, INSTRUCTION,
RECOMMENDATION OR SUGGESTION PROVIDED BY AN AGENT, REPRESENTATIVE OR EMPLOYEE OF PRISTINE
DYNAMICS REGARDING OR RELATED TO THE CONFIGURATION, INSTALLATION, LAYOUT, SUITABILITY FOR A
SPECIFIC PURPOSE, OR DESIGN OF SUCH PRODUCTS.

PRISTINE GLORY take no responsibility for claims resulting from construction defects or unauthorized modifications to
products which it manufactured and will void warranty. The warranty shall be immediately ceased and become void, if
unauthorized repair, tamper and alterations made to the product. This warranty does not cover damage resulting from
accidents, misuse, abuse, negligence or any manner of tampering, usage not in accordance with operation instruction, usage of
wrong electrical supply/voltage, usage of poor water quality, lack of proper maintenance, usage of strong acidic detergents and
disinfectants and general wear and tear parts.

This warranty protection does not include labour charges for repairing, transportation and shipping cost incurred in sending the
product for repairing. This warranty does not cover losses, damages defects or malfunctions resulting from acts of God,
lightning, fire, civil unrest or unit has been dropped.

This warranty expressly provided for herein is the sole warranty provided in connection with the product, and no other warranty,
expressly or implied is provided. PRISTINE GLORY disclaims any responsibilities for any other claims, with regards to any
other peripherals used in connection with the product under warranty.

WATER SUPPLY
Limit Values for the Connection Unit and Drinker System.
Parameter Unit Recommended limit value Remarks
Particle size for insoluble particles and suspended matters µm <60 Above this a filter is required
pH-values 6,5-8,5
Total hardness mg/l <20
Calcium mg/l <100
Magnesium mg/l <50
Iron mg/l <0,2
Manganese mg/l <0,05

REMARK:
1. If the values exceed the recommended limit value, then warranty from Pristine Dynamics is considered void.
2. Replacement limited to drinking nipples that leak continuously within three years, with prescribed water quality. It is important
to ensure to use prescribed water quality by us attached together with letter.

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To contact us:

PRISTINE GLORY SDN BHD

PT 8638, Jalan Jalan 2/6,
Kawasan Perindustrian Pengkalan Fasa II,
31550 Pusing,
Perak Darul Ridzuan

Phone: 016-5232223
Fax: 05-3633299
E-mail: pristine@pristine.com.my

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