How to control the robot request rate to my site - request

Hi everyone ( sorry for my english )
I wnat to contol yandex robot request rate to my sait and found some examples and write it in confs but it doesn`t work
following in this URL https://yandex.com/support/search/robots/request-rate.html it`s not work too
if I enabled robot request my sait going down that`s why I must disable robot request

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