Prince Castle 102, 107-CE Operators Manual

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MODEL NO'S 102 & 107 CE SeriesMODEL NO'S 102 & 107 CE Series
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Castle. If you find a part, or parts missing, contact our Europeon Distribution Center,Catequip SA, lo­cated in Bouilly France at (33)-25-40-29-10 or Fax to (33)-25-40-26-69
PARTSPARTS
PARTS
PARTSPARTS
1. Always refer to the Parts List in this manual you will then have a part number for reference when ordering.
2. All replacement parts should be purchased from your local PRINCE CASTLE Distributor.
SPECIFICATIONSSPECIFICATIONS
SPECIFICATIONS
SPECIFICATIONSSPECIFICATIONS
ELECTRICAL:ELECTRICAL:
ELECTRICAL:
ELECTRICAL:ELECTRICAL: All Models 220-230v 1/3 HP 50-60Hz 3 AmpsAll Models 220-230v 1/3 HP 50-60Hz 3 Amps
All Models 220-230v 1/3 HP 50-60Hz 3 Amps
All Models 220-230v 1/3 HP 50-60Hz 3 AmpsAll Models 220-230v 1/3 HP 50-60Hz 3 Amps
Prince Castle Inc.Prince Castle Inc.
Prince Castle Inc.
Prince Castle Inc.Prince Castle Inc. Printed 2001Printed 2001
Printed 2001
Printed 2001Printed 2001
102-516102-516
102-516
102-516102-516
LIMITED WARRANTYLIMITED WARRANTY
LIMITED WARRANTY
LIMITED WARRANTYLIMITED WARRANTY
This product is warrantied to be free from defects in material and/or workmanship for a period of 1 year from date of original installation, not to exceed 18 months from date of shipment from our factory. Any component which proves faulty in material and/or workmanship within the warranty period will be re­placed or repaired without cost to the customer for parts or labor (at the option of Prince Castle Inc).
This warranty is subject to the following exceptions/ conditions:
This equipment is portable, charges for on location service (e.g., trip charges, mileage) are not included in the provisions of the warranty. All labor should be performed during regular working hours. Overtime premium will not be covered.
Damage caused by carelessness, neglect, and/or abuse and misuse (e.g., using wrong electrical cur­rent, dropping,tampering with or improper mainte­nance) is not covered.
3. Place Filter Paper over thread on top of screen.
IMPORTANT : Center paper properly so it laysIMPORTANT : Center paper properly so it lays
IMPORTANT : Center paper properly so it lays
IMPORTANT : Center paper properly so it laysIMPORTANT : Center paper properly so it lays flat on screen and overlaps on each end. Ifflat on screen and overlaps on each end. If
flat on screen and overlaps on each end. If
flat on screen and overlaps on each end. Ifflat on screen and overlaps on each end. If incorrect,torn or no filter paper are used, theincorrect,torn or no filter paper are used, the
incorrect,torn or no filter paper are used, the
incorrect,torn or no filter paper are used, theincorrect,torn or no filter paper are used, the unit will not filter properly.unit will not filter properly.
unit will not filter properly.
unit will not filter properly.unit will not filter properly.
4. Spread approximately 16oz, by volume, of filter powder ( Prince Castle No. 712 ) over filter paper before installing ring weight
5. Place the ring weight on the filter paper.
Running water through the pump rusts internal parts and will void this warranty.
Equipment damaged in shipment, by fire,flood or an act of God is not covered.
Any use of non-genuine Prince Castle Replacement Spare Parts voids this warranty. All genuine Prince Castle Replacement Spare Parts are warrantied for ninety (90) days from date of purchase. All Service shall be performed by a Prince Castle Authorized and Qualified Service Technician.
HOW TO SET - UPHOW TO SET - UP
HOW TO SET - UP
HOW TO SET - UPHOW TO SET - UP
1. Insert ( 4 ) casters into caster bracket weldments.
2. Place Screen assembly, with thread facing up inside filter tank.
IMPORTANT: Make sure paper is not folded orIMPORTANT: Make sure paper is not folded or
IMPORTANT: Make sure paper is not folded or
IMPORTANT: Make sure paper is not folded orIMPORTANT: Make sure paper is not folded or creased under the ring.creased under the ring.
creased under the ring.
creased under the ring.creased under the ring.
6. Hand tighten standpipe to screen.
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7. Place safety guard on tank.
IMPORTANTIMPORTANT
IMPORTANT
IMPORTANTIMPORTANT
8. Grasp motor assembly by handle on motor and set it on edge of tank so that the pump lines up with the standpipe. Hand tighten the union nut to the standpipe making sure the connection is tight.
HOW TO USEHOW TO USE
HOW TO USE
HOW TO USEHOW TO USE
REQUIRED PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT :REQUIRED PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT :
REQUIRED PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT :
REQUIRED PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT :REQUIRED PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT :
Face ShieldFace Shield
Face Shield
Face ShieldFace Shield
HANDLE AND HOSE ARE HOTHANDLE AND HOSE ARE HOT
HANDLE AND HOSE ARE HOT
HANDLE AND HOSE ARE HOTHANDLE AND HOSE ARE HOT
BEFORE PERFORMING SERVICEBEFORE PERFORMING SERVICE
BEFORE PERFORMING SERVICE
BEFORE PERFORMING SERVICEBEFORE PERFORMING SERVICE
MAXIMUM NORMAL OPERATINGMAXIMUM NORMAL OPERATING
MAXIMUM NORMAL OPERATING
MAXIMUM NORMAL OPERATINGMAXIMUM NORMAL OPERATING
PRESSURE 50PSI (35, 155 KGS/SQ METERPRESSURE 50PSI (35, 155 KGS/SQ METER
PRESSURE 50PSI (35, 155 KGS/SQ METER
PRESSURE 50PSI (35, 155 KGS/SQ METERPRESSURE 50PSI (35, 155 KGS/SQ METER
1. Remove cooking computer probes from fryer, if present.
2. Turn on fryer and set thermostat to cooking tem­perature. ARE READY TO FILTER,THIS WILL ALLOWARE READY TO FILTER,THIS WILL ALLOW
ARE READY TO FILTER,THIS WILL ALLOW
ARE READY TO FILTER,THIS WILL ALLOWARE READY TO FILTER,THIS WILL ALLOW SHORTENING TO REMAIN HOT FOR FILTERING.SHORTENING TO REMAIN HOT FOR FILTERING.
SHORTENING TO REMAIN HOT FOR FILTERING.
SHORTENING TO REMAIN HOT FOR FILTERING.SHORTENING TO REMAIN HOT FOR FILTERING.
DO NOT TURN OFF FRYER UNTIL YOUDO NOT TURN OFF FRYER UNTIL YOU
DO NOT TURN OFF FRYER UNTIL YOU
DO NOT TURN OFF FRYER UNTIL YOUDO NOT TURN OFF FRYER UNTIL YOU
Rubber GlovesRubber Gloves
Rubber Gloves
Rubber GlovesRubber Gloves
CAUTIONCAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTIONCAUTION
IMPORTANTIMPORTANT
IMPORTANT
IMPORTANTIMPORTANT
DISCONNECT POWER PLUGDISCONNECT POWER PLUG
DISCONNECT POWER PLUG
DISCONNECT POWER PLUGDISCONNECT POWER PLUG
ON MOTOR OR PUMPON MOTOR OR PUMP
ON MOTOR OR PUMP
ON MOTOR OR PUMPON MOTOR OR PUMP
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NOTE
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ApronApron
Apron
ApronApron
9.Attach anti-splash tube on the filter tank by hooking the tube over the rim of the tank so the diffuser end of the tube is closest to the safety guard. (See drawing above)
10. Hand tighten hose to pump union nut, making sure the connection is tight.
IMPORTANT: This hose is flexible. However,IMPORTANT: This hose is flexible. However,
IMPORTANT: This hose is flexible. However,
IMPORTANT: This hose is flexible. However,IMPORTANT: This hose is flexible. However, excessive bending can crease or crack theexcessive bending can crease or crack the
excessive bending can crease or crack the
excessive bending can crease or crack theexcessive bending can crease or crack the hose causing hot oil to leak. Do not use ahose causing hot oil to leak. Do not use a
hose causing hot oil to leak. Do not use a
hose causing hot oil to leak. Do not use ahose causing hot oil to leak. Do not use a creased or cracked hose.creased or cracked hose.
creased or cracked hose.
creased or cracked hose.creased or cracked hose.
3. Slowly agitate shortening in all fryers with wood paddle provided. This will blend hot and cold shorten­ing, boil off excess moisture, and bring any debris to the surface.
CAUTION,EXCESSIVE MOISTURE COULDCAUTION,EXCESSIVE MOISTURE COULD
CAUTION,EXCESSIVE MOISTURE COULD
CAUTION,EXCESSIVE MOISTURE COULDCAUTION,EXCESSIVE MOISTURE COULD CAUSE FRYER TO BOIL OVER. CONTINUECAUSE FRYER TO BOIL OVER. CONTINUE
CAUSE FRYER TO BOIL OVER. CONTINUE
CAUSE FRYER TO BOIL OVER. CONTINUECAUSE FRYER TO BOIL OVER. CONTINUE AGITATION UNTIL ALL BOILING CEASES.AGITATION UNTIL ALL BOILING CEASES.
AGITATION UNTIL ALL BOILING CEASES.
AGITATION UNTIL ALL BOILING CEASES.AGITATION UNTIL ALL BOILING CEASES.
4. Skim off any debris from shortening surface (use a Prince Castle Fry Vat Skimmer).
IMPORTANT: Failure to skim the fryer thor-IMPORTANT: Failure to skim the fryer thor-
IMPORTANT: Failure to skim the fryer thor-
IMPORTANT: Failure to skim the fryer thor-IMPORTANT: Failure to skim the fryer thor­oughly could cause excess food particles tooughly could cause excess food particles to
oughly could cause excess food particles to
oughly could cause excess food particles tooughly could cause excess food particles to clog the drain valve or the filter machineclog the drain valve or the filter machine
clog the drain valve or the filter machine
clog the drain valve or the filter machineclog the drain valve or the filter machine pump.pump.
pump.
pump.pump.
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5. Roll assembled filter machine to fryer and plug power cord into wall outlet. Turn off fryer and engage locking casters.
IMPORTANT: Do not pull filter machine byIMPORTANT: Do not pull filter machine by
IMPORTANT: Do not pull filter machine by
IMPORTANT: Do not pull filter machine byIMPORTANT: Do not pull filter machine by hose assembly or power cord. Use the handlehose assembly or power cord. Use the handle
hose assembly or power cord. Use the handle
hose assembly or power cord. Use the handlehose assembly or power cord. Use the handle on the tank assembly to transport the unit.on the tank assembly to transport the unit.
on the tank assembly to transport the unit.
on the tank assembly to transport the unit.on the tank assembly to transport the unit.
6. Connect drain extension to drain of fryer if avail­able, and place a strainer under the drain to catch large particles. Open drain slowly and let hot shorten­ing enter tank. If drain valve is clogged use a drain line clean-out rod to free the drain.
7. When shortening covers ring weight insert nozzle of hose into fryer and turn motor on.
9. Let shortening drain from fryer and proceed to clean fryer according to your accepted method.
9A. For On the Pump To the Recirculating Position and turn the motor on allowing the shortening to recirculate for a minimum of 4 to 5 minutes.
IMPORTANT: Do not leave filter machine un-IMPORTANT: Do not leave filter machine un-
IMPORTANT: Do not leave filter machine un-
IMPORTANT: Do not leave filter machine un-IMPORTANT: Do not leave filter machine un­attended whilefilteringattended whilefiltering
attended whilefiltering
attended whilefilteringattended whilefiltering
10. After cleaning, insert nozzle into fryer and turn motor on leaving fryer drain open. Rinse fryer clean. Direct flow of shortening against sides of fryer to minimize splashing. 10A. For
HOSE(Back to the center) HOSE(Back to the center)
to
HOSE(Back to the center) before turning motor
HOSE(Back to the center) HOSE(Back to the center)
on.
Recirculating Motor Recirculating Motor
Recirculating Motor move the 3 Way Valve
Recirculating Motor Recirculating Motor
Recirculating Motor Recirculating Motor
Recirculating Motor turn the 3 Way Valve
Recirculating Motor Recirculating Motor
7A. For valve to hosevalve to hose
valve to hose
valve to hosevalve to hose
8. When fryer is clean of particles, turn motor off and put nozzle of hose in hole on motor mount.
8A. ing Valve in The Center.ing Valve in The Center.
ing Valve in The Center.
ing Valve in The Center.ing Valve in The Center.
Recirculating Motor Recirculating Motor
Recirculating Motor move the
Recirculating Motor Recirculating Motor
flushing particles from the fryer.
HOSEHOSE
HOSE
HOSEHOSE
For Recirculating Motor leave the Recirculat-For Recirculating Motor leave the Recirculat-
For Recirculating Motor leave the Recirculat-
For Recirculating Motor leave the Recirculat-For Recirculating Motor leave the Recirculat-
recirculatingrecirculating
recirculating
recirculatingrecirculating
HOSEHOSE
HOSE
HOSEHOSE
12. Close drain valve and fill fryer with filtered short­ening until filter machine tank is empty.
13. Turn fryer on and make sure thermostat is set to your cooking temperature. Using fresh shortening carefully refill fryer to proper level. A small amount of shortening will be left in the filter tank, which is normal.
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14. Replace the cooking computer probes.
IMPORTANT: Make sure floor around filteringIMPORTANT: Make sure floor around filtering
IMPORTANT: Make sure floor around filtering
IMPORTANT: Make sure floor around filteringIMPORTANT: Make sure floor around filtering area is free from any splattering. Floor shouldarea is free from any splattering. Floor should
area is free from any splattering. Floor should
area is free from any splattering. Floor shouldarea is free from any splattering. Floor should be kept clean and dry.be kept clean and dry.
be kept clean and dry.
be kept clean and dry.be kept clean and dry.
15. Repeat procedures for remaining fryers.
16. The number of fryers that can be filtered with one dose of powder will depend on the product being cooked and the amount of debris in each fryer.
HOW TO CLEANHOW TO CLEAN
HOW TO CLEAN
HOW TO CLEANHOW TO CLEAN
THIS APPLIANCE IS NOT OF WATER TIGHT
!
CONSTRUCTION. DO NOT CLEAN WITH A WATER JET / JET SPRAY.
DO NOT IMMERSE APPLIANCE IN WATER
CAUTION: PARTS ARE EXTREMELY HOT !!CAUTION: PARTS ARE EXTREMELY HOT !!
CAUTION: PARTS ARE EXTREMELY HOT !!
CAUTION: PARTS ARE EXTREMELY HOT !!CAUTION: PARTS ARE EXTREMELY HOT !!
USEUSE
USE
USEUSE
PROTECTIVEPROTECTIVE
PROTECTIVE
PROTECTIVEPROTECTIVE
GLOVES THATGLOVES THAT
GLOVES THAT
GLOVES THATGLOVES THAT
ARE TEMPERATUREARE TEMPERATURE
ARE TEMPERATURE
ARE TEMPERATUREARE TEMPERATURE
AND OIL RESISTANTAND OIL RESISTANT
AND OIL RESISTANT
AND OIL RESISTANTAND OIL RESISTANT
1. Unplug the power cord.
GRASP PLUG, DO NOTGRASP PLUG, DO NOT
GRASP PLUG, DO NOT
GRASP PLUG, DO NOTGRASP PLUG, DO NOT PULL CORD.PULL CORD.
PULL CORD.
PULL CORD.PULL CORD.
5. Disassemble standpipe from screen and place in sink.
6. Remove filter paper from screen and discard.
CAUTION: FILTER PAPER MAY BE HOT !!!CAUTION: FILTER PAPER MAY BE HOT !!!
CAUTION: FILTER PAPER MAY BE HOT !!!
CAUTION: FILTER PAPER MAY BE HOT !!!CAUTION: FILTER PAPER MAY BE HOT !!!
7. Remove screen from tank and place in sink.
2. Immediately disconnect hose from pump union nut and drain excess shortening from hose into tank.
3. Disconnect pump from standpipe and remove motor assembly from tank.
4. Remove anti-splash tube(A) , safety guard(B), and ring weight (C) from tank and place in sink.
9. Wash anti-splash tube ( if applicable ), ring weight, standpipe, screen and tank with very hot water.
10. Wipe all parts dry with a clean towel.
IMPORTANT:DO NOT RUN WATER THROUGHIMPORTANT:DO NOT RUN WATER THROUGH
IMPORTANT:DO NOT RUN WATER THROUGH
IMPORTANT:DO NOT RUN WATER THROUGHIMPORTANT:DO NOT RUN WATER THROUGH MOTOR AND PUMP ASSEMBLY AT ANY TIMEMOTOR AND PUMP ASSEMBLY AT ANY TIME
MOTOR AND PUMP ASSEMBLY AT ANY TIME
MOTOR AND PUMP ASSEMBLY AT ANY TIMEMOTOR AND PUMP ASSEMBLY AT ANY TIME !! THIS WILL CAUSE PUMP TO RUST INTER-!! THIS WILL CAUSE PUMP TO RUST INTER-
!! THIS WILL CAUSE PUMP TO RUST INTER-
!! THIS WILL CAUSE PUMP TO RUST INTER-!! THIS WILL CAUSE PUMP TO RUST INTER­NALLY AND VOID THE WARRANTY.NALLY AND VOID THE WARRANTY.
NALLY AND VOID THE WARRANTY.
NALLY AND VOID THE WARRANTY.NALLY AND VOID THE WARRANTY.
11. Place screen, ring weight, standpipe, anti-splash tube ( if applicable ), safety guard and hose assembly inside tank and roll into storage area.
CAUTION: DO NOT STORE MOTOR AND PUMPCAUTION: DO NOT STORE MOTOR AND PUMP
CAUTION: DO NOT STORE MOTOR AND PUMP
CAUTION: DO NOT STORE MOTOR AND PUMPCAUTION: DO NOT STORE MOTOR AND PUMP ASSEMBLY ON THE SCREEN. THIS COULDASSEMBLY ON THE SCREEN. THIS COULD
ASSEMBLY ON THE SCREEN. THIS COULD
ASSEMBLY ON THE SCREEN. THIS COULDASSEMBLY ON THE SCREEN. THIS COULD CAUSE THE SCREEN TO WARP OR CAUSECAUSE THE SCREEN TO WARP OR CAUSE
CAUSE THE SCREEN TO WARP OR CAUSE
CAUSE THE SCREEN TO WARP OR CAUSECAUSE THE SCREEN TO WARP OR CAUSE GREASE TO DAMAGE THE POWER CORD ANDGREASE TO DAMAGE THE POWER CORD AND
GREASE TO DAMAGE THE POWER CORD AND
GREASE TO DAMAGE THE POWER CORD ANDGREASE TO DAMAGE THE POWER CORD AND MOTOR.MOTOR.
MOTOR.
MOTOR.MOTOR.
AA
A
AA
BB
B
BB
CC
C
CC
12. Slide handle down and forward so it lays on the side of the tank when storing filter machine.
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EXPLODED VIEWEXPLODED VIEW
EXPLODED VIEW
EXPLODED VIEWEXPLODED VIEW
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PARTS LISTPARTS LIST
PARTS LIST
PARTS LISTPARTS LIST
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ITEMITEM
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PART NUMBERPART NUMBER
PART NUMBER
PART NUMBERPART NUMBER 102-32 102-33 100-57 102-110 100-59 100-58 102-117S 100-5S 102-7 107-6 102-338SCE 102-338SGB 105-77 72-232S 72-233S 100-22S 102-8 107-4
78-199S 66-039 102-286 110 102-125 105-22 102-10 713 712 100-13 105-21 89-112S 89-410S 126 100-62 102-240S 102-171
76-061 79-028 79-030 73-022 76-049 79-046 102-272 107-82
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DESCRIPTIONDESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTIONDESCRIPTION Union Nut Female Union Street Elbow Long Close Nipple (Standpipe Coupling) Long Close Nipple (Hose Coupling) Reducing Bushing Standpipe Coupling Assy Hose Coupling, Coupling and Nipple Assy Handle(102 Series) Handle (107 Series) Motor Only (102-FCE, 107-FCE & 107-FMCCE) Motor Only (102-FGB, 107-FGB & 107-FMCGB) Pump Line Cord (102-FCE, 107-FCE & 107-FMCCE) Line Cord (102-FGB, 107-FGB & 107-FMCGB) Rubber Strip Motor Base (102-FCE & 102-FGB) Motor Base W/Holster (107-FCE, 107-FGB, 107-FMCCE & 107-FMCGB) Rocker Switch Strain Relief Hose Assembly Anti-Splash Tube Safety Guard Ring Weight Standpipe Filter Paper (100 Sheets) Filter Powder (50lbs) Screen Bowl With Casters Casters (Pkg of 2) Locking Casters (Pkg of 2) Wood Paddle Male Union Fitting Handle With Hardware 3 Way Recirculating Valve (107-FCE,107-FGB, 107-FMCE, & 107-FMGB) Hex Head Screw Split Lockwasher Flat Washer Hex Nut Hex Head Screw Split Lockwasher Motor Pump And Hardware (102-FCE & 102-FGB) Motor Pump And Hardware (107-FCE, 107-FGB, 107-FMCCE & 107-FMCGB)
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MOTOR WIRING DIAGRAMMOTOR WIRING DIAGRAM
MOTOR WIRING DIAGRAM
MOTOR WIRING DIAGRAMMOTOR WIRING DIAGRAM
NO. 102-338SCE 230 Volt Motor (Continental Europe)NO. 102-338SCE 230 Volt Motor (Continental Europe)
NO. 102-338SCE 230 Volt Motor (Continental Europe)
NO. 102-338SCE 230 Volt Motor (Continental Europe)NO. 102-338SCE 230 Volt Motor (Continental Europe)
NO. 102-338SGB 230 Volt Motor (Great Britain)NO. 102-338SGB 230 Volt Motor (Great Britain)
NO. 102-338SGB 230 Volt Motor (Great Britain)
NO. 102-338SGB 230 Volt Motor (Great Britain)NO. 102-338SGB 230 Volt Motor (Great Britain)
NO. 105-77 PUMP ASSEMBLYNO. 105-77 PUMP ASSEMBLY
NO. 105-77 PUMP ASSEMBLY
NO. 105-77 PUMP ASSEMBLYNO. 105-77 PUMP ASSEMBLY
ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTIONITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION
ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION
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ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTIONITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION
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105-140
105-144
105-145S
102-128S
105-73S
93-021S
105-146
105-139
Casting
Cover
Screws (Pkg of 4)
Drive Shaft
Idler Gear
Oil Seal (Includes Items 7 & 8)
O' Ring
O' Ring
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PROBLEMPROBLEM
PROBLEM
PROBLEMPROBLEM
Filter will not pump shortening Or pumping shortening slowly
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDETROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDETROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
PROBABLE CAUSEPROBABLE CAUSE
PROBABLE CAUSE
PROBABLE CAUSEPROBABLE CAUSE
Filter paper too thick
Dirt or nick on standpipe pump fittings which results in leaking air into the pump intake
Oil seal & Orings Replace Oil seal & Orings Motor not running
Cold shortening
Hose clogged. Hose not drained at finish of previous operation. (Caution: Hose may burst if used in this condition.)
Pump clogged with debris Clean pump of debris and
Using too much Gycor or filter aid
Loose connections Shortening too cool ( will cause paper to clog and machine to pump slowly)
Using too much Gycor or filter aid causing pump to clog
Power cord attached improperly or not in good repair
CORRECTIVE ACTIONCORRECTIVE ACTION
CORRECTIVE ACTION
CORRECTIVE ACTIONCORRECTIVE ACTION
Try a sheet from another part of the package
Clean off dirt Replace standpipe assy. Replace standpipe coupling
Check motor reset Check circuit breaker Replace ON/OFF Switch Clean shortening debris in pump
Ensure vat is at cooking tem­perature
Soak in hot water until loose (Cau­tion: make sure there is no water in hose before reconnecting to pump.)
reattach to motor Use recommended amount
16oz by volume Check all fittings for tightness
Keep vat at cooking temperature until emptied into filter machine
Use recommended amount 16oz by volume (clean pump of de­bris)
Repair or replace cord
Shortening cannot be completely pumped out
Filter powder pumped back into fryer
Motor not operating correctly Repair or replace motor O rings or Oil seal defective Replace Orings & Oil seal Filter paper not centered or
creased under ring Ring weight is bent or warped Warped or bent ring should be
Tank rim is bent or not clean
Tank not level ( can cause seal to break )
Filter paper clogged
Too much filter aid or Gycor Use 16oz by volume Excessive food particles Skim vats before filtering Shortening too cool
Ring weight bent Straighten or replace Nick or debris on seal surface
on Tank Screen assembly bent Straighten or replace
Filter paper torn Replace filter paper
Ensure paper is centered and placed flat on screen
replaced Clean bowl thoroughly. Remove
dents or replace bowl Repair or replace wheels on filter machine
Machine must be broken down, cleaned, and set up again
Shortening must be at cooking temperature prior to filtering
Replace bowl
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105-139 O'Ring
93-021S Oil Seal
105-140 Casting
102-128S Drive Shaft
105-73S Idler Gear
105-77PUMP EXPLODED VIEW105-77PUMP EXPLODED VIEW
105-77PUMP EXPLODED VIEW
105-77PUMP EXPLODED VIEW105-77PUMP EXPLODED VIEW
105-146 O'Ring
105-144 Cover
105-145S Screw (Pkg of 4)
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