Frymaster HLZ22, HLZ18 User Manual

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PREP EQUIPMENT
Frymaster Heated Landing Zone (HLZ)
Models HLZ18, HLZ22
Model HLZ
Daily maintenance tasks
PR 10 D1 Clean HLZ
Monthly maintenance tasks
PR 10 M1 Clean filter screen
Semi-annual maintenance tasks
PR 10 S1 Calibrate HLZ
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PR 10
Frymaster Heated Landing Zone (HLZ) Models HLZ18, HLZ22 PR 10
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A. Heater plate calibration socket, B. Air heater calibration socket, C. Controller, D. Heater plate
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Clean HLZ Daily PR 10 D1
Why
To maintain effectiveness of the heating unit
Frymaster Heated Landing Zone (HLZ) Models HLZ18, HLZ22
Time required
Time of day
Hazard icons
Tools and supplies
Brush, pot, nylon
Procedure
Turn off HLZ and allow to cool.
1
Allow 30 minutes for the HLZ to cool.
Do not clean a hot HLZ.
Clean heated surfaces.
2
Clean all heated surfaces with a clean, sanitized towel soaked in McD APSC solution. Use a nylon pot brush for stubborn stains or soil.
30 minutes to prepare 3 minutes to complete
After close For 24-hour restaurants: during low-volumes times
McD All Purpose Super Concentrate (APSC) solution
Bucket, clean and sanitized towels
Bucket, soiled towels
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Clean other surfaces.
Clean the stainless steel surfaces with a fresh clean, sanitized towel soaked in McD APSC solution.
Sanitizer solution, McD APSC
Do not use McD Sanitizer, no-scratch pads, scrapers, or other brushes. They can damage the surface.
Daily PR 10 D1
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Clean filter screen Monthly PR 10 M1
Why
To maintain hot air flow
Frymaster Heated Landing Zone (HLZ) Models HLZ18, HLZ22
Time required
Time of day
Hazard icons
Tools and supplies
Brush, nylon, pot
Procedure
Turn off HLZ and allow to cool.
1
Allow 30 minutes for the HLZ to cool.
Do not attempt to remove the filter screen from a hot HLZ.
30 minutes to prepare 5 minutes to complete
After close For 24-hour restaurants: during low-volume times
McD All Purpose Super Concentrate (APSC) solution
Bucket, clean and sanitized towels
Bucket, soiled towels
Reinstall filter screen.
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Slip the wire guides on the bottom of the screen into the slots on the tower.
Remove filter screen.
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Lift the screen up and away from the tower.
Clean filter screen.
3
Clean the screen with a clean, sanitized towel soaked with McD APSC solution. Use a nylon pot brush for stubborn stains or soil.
Sanitizer solution, McD APSC
Wipe filter screen with clean,
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sanitized towel.
Wipe the filter screen with a fresh clean, sanitized towel.
Monthly PR 10 M1
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Calibrate HLZ Semi-annual PR 10 S1
Why
To ensure correct holding temperature and accuracy of computer controls
Frymaster Heated Landing Zone (HLZ) Models HLZ18, HLZ22
Time required
Time of day
Hazard icons
Tools and supplies
Pyrometer with dual male connectors
Procedure
Make sure HLZ is clean and at
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proper operating temperature.
Make sure the HLZ is clean and has been turned on for at least 20 minutes. The display should read “REdY”.
20 minutes to prepare 10 minutes to complete
During low-volume times For 24-hour restaurants: During low-volume times
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Plug pyrometer connector into “PLATE” receptacle on HLZ.
Plug pyrometer connector into
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“AIR” receptacle on HLZ.
The HLZ is hot.
Read and compare air
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temperatures.
Wait 3 minutes for the py­rometer readout to stabilize.
Press the heater temperature switch once to display the HLZ air temperature readout.
Compare the two temperature readings. If the two tempera­tures are more than 15°F (9°C) apart, contact your Factory-Authorized Service Center.
Read and compare plate
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temperatures.
Wait 3 minutes for the py­rometer readout to stabilize.
Press the heater temperature switch once to display the HLZ plate temperature read­out.
Compare the two temperature readings. If the two tempera­tures are more than 10°F (5°C) apart, contact your Factory-Authorized Service Center.
Semi-annual PR 10 S1
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