Service Kit Complete Milk Pump
Part Number: 5.1004.1546.0 | Item Code: 208040 Suitable for Lely Astronaut A4 Robotic Milking Systems
Ensure the efficient and hygienic transport of milk from the receiver to the bulk tank with this Complete Milk Pump Service Kit. Specifically engineered for the Lely Astronaut A4, this kit contains all the critical internal components required to perform a full overhaul of your milk pump, restoring its suction power and sealing integrity.
The milk pump is a high-wear component that operates under constant pressure and frequent cleaning cycles. Over time, diaphragms and seals can lose their elasticity or develop microscopic tears, leading to reduced flow rates, air leaks, or potential hygiene issues. Regular servicing with this genuine-spec kit is essential for maintaining the high milk-quality standards required on a modern dairy.
Features & Benefits
- Comprehensive Rebuild: Includes all necessary diaphragms, valves, and O-rings to fully service one Lely A4 milk pump assembly (Manufacturer Code 5.1004.1546.0).
- A4 Optimized Performance: Tailored specifically for the mechanical requirements of the A4 generation, ensuring the pump maintains the correct flow rate to prevent milk "frothing" or agitation.
- Food-Grade Durability: All components are manufactured from high-quality, fatigue-resistant elastomers designed to withstand constant exposure to milk fats and CIP chemicals.
- Hygiene Integrity: Replacing worn seals prevents "dead zones" where bacteria can accumulate, helping to keep your IBC (Individual Bacteria Count) consistently low.
- Direct Technical Match: An exact fit for 5.1004.1546.0, allowing for a straightforward installation during scheduled maintenance.
Product Specifications
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Details
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Brand
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Lely
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Manufacturer Code
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5.1004.1546.0
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Item Code
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208040
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Component Type
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Milk Pump Overhaul / Service Kit
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Robot Compatibility
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Lely Astronaut A4
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Application
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Milk Transport & CIP Hygiene
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Maintenance Tip
When rebuilding your milk pump, carefully inspect the pump housing for any signs of pitting or wear. A common sign that your milk pump needs a service kit is if you notice the pump running longer than usual to empty the receiver jar, or if there is visible milk leaking from the pump vent. We recommend performing this service during your major scheduled maintenance intervals to avoid emergency breakdowns during peak milking times.
