DISSEMINATION OF THIS INFORMATION TO ANYONE OTHER THAN
WELLS AUTHORIZED SERVICE AGENTS IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED.
TECHNICAL CONTENT OF THIS MANUAL IS DESIGNED FOR
USE BY QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL TECHNICIANS ONLY.
PRINTED IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
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PRECAUTIONS AND GENERAL INFORMATION
WARNING:
RISK OF INJURY
Installation procedures must
be performed by a qualified
technician with full
knowledge of all applicable
electrical and plumbing
codes. Failure can result in
personal injury and property
damage.
WARNING:
SHOCK HAZARD
All servicing requiring
access to non-insulated
electrical components must
be performed by a qualified
technician.
DO NOT open any access
panel that requires the use
of tools unless you are
qualified to do so. Failure to
follow this warning can
result in severe electrical
shock.
CAUTION:
RISK OF
DO NOT connect or
energize this appliance until
all installation
instructions are read and
followed. Damage to the
appliance will result if these
instructions are not followed.
DAMAGE
BURN HAZARD
POSSIBLE HOT OIL SPILL
AVOID CONTACT WITH HOT OIL
USE CARE WHEN HANDLING OIL TO
AVOID SPILLS
Discharge of the Ansul® fire suppression system may result in foaming
of the oil in the frypot. Serious burns and other injuries can result from
contact with hot oil and from slipping in spilled oil. Clean up oil spills
promptly.
This ventilator hood system is designed as part of a fryer
prepare food for human consumption. No other use of this product is
authorized or recommended by the manufacturer or its agents.
intended
to
This ventilator and attendant fryer are intended for use only in
commercial establishments, where all operators are familiar with
the appliance use, limitations and associated hazards. Operating
instructions and warnings must be read and understood by all
operators and users.
This ventilator hood system is designed to reduce odor emissions,
but will not completely eliminate cooking odors. Air exchange at the
installation site must comply with the requirements of the local
jurisdictional authority. To ensure that odors do not build-up,
recommended minimum air exchange is 400 cfm into and out of the
site.
Cleanliness of this appliance is essential to good sanitation. Read and
follow all included cleaning instructions and schedules to ensure the
safety of the food product.
Disconnect this appliance from electrical power before performing any
maintenance or servicing.
DO NOT splash or pour water on, in or over any controls, control
panel or wiring.
The technical content of this manual, including any wiring diagrams,
schematics, parts breakdown illustrations and/or adjustment
procedures, is intended for use by qualified technical personnel.
Any procedure which requires the use of tools must be performed by a
qualified technician.
This appliance is made in the USA. Unless otherwise noted, this
appliance has American sizes on all hardware.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Precautions & General Information …………………………… xi
Features & Operating Controls …………………………………. 2
Hood Operation …………………………………………...……… 4
Troubleshooting Suggestions …………………………………… 6
Servicing Instructions
Fire Damper …………………………………………………… 7
Filter Interlock …………………………………………………. 8
Blower & Status Sensor System ……………………………. 10
Ansul® System ………………………………………………… 12
Exploded Views & Parts Lists ………………………………….. 14
Wiring Diagrams …………………………………………..……… 16
INTRODUCTION
This manual contains information needed to properly service and repair the hood portion of ventless floor
fryers.
This manual applies to the following Wells Manufacturing models:
WVAE-30F, WVPE-30F, WVAE-55F, WVAE-55FS
SPECIFICATIONS
This hood system is common to several Wells Manufacturing products. For installation, operation and
maintenance instructions, electrical specifications and general dimensions, refer to the General Layout
Data, Installation Instructions and Operation Manual for the specific model.
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FEATURES & OPERATING CONTROLS
BACK VIEW
SIDE VIEW
v.6
f.17 a.18
a.19
f.20
VENTILATOR WARNINGLIGHT PANEL
FRONT VIEW
v.7
v.8
v.9
v.25
a.10
a.15a.15
a.11
v.12
a.13
a.14
FRYER
WVAE-30,
WVAE-55 or
WVPE-30
f.16
v.2
v.3
f.21
f.22
f.23
f.24
v.4 v.5
f.1
f.26
Note: Items beginning with “a. ...” are part of the Ansul® fire suppression system
Items beginning “f. ...” are part of the FRYER
Items beginning “v. ...” are part of the VENTILATOR
f.1 POWER SWITCH FRYER position turns ON the VENTILATOR POWER LIGHT and (FRYER - OFF - FILTER) BLOWER. If, within 10 seconds, there is sufficient AIR FLOW for
proper operation, the POWER LIGHT will remain ON and the fryer will
operate.
If, after 10 seconds, there is not sufficient AIR FLOW for proper
operation, the BLOWER and VENTILATOR POWER LIGHT will turn
OFF and the SERVICE REQUIRED LIGHT will turn ON.
Note: The POWER SWITCH must be turned OFF to reset the system
before the fryer can be operated.
v.2 VENTILATOR POWER Glows when the FRYER POWER SWIT CH is ON.
LIGHT (green)
v.3 CHECK FILTERS Glows when GREASE BAFFLE and/or HEPA AIR FILTER are not
LIGHT (amber) properly installed. When ON, the fryer heating elements are de-activated. Make sure both the HEPA FILTER and the GREASE BAFFLE fully
depresses their respective filter sensor tang (f.25, lower left corner of the
filter rail), which proves the filters are in the proper position. When the filters
are in the proper position, the CHECK FILTER light will not be lit.
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v.4 REPLACE FILTERS Will turn ON if either or both the HEPA AIR FILTER and/or CHARCOAL
LIGHT (amber) FILTER are due for replacement. The fryer will continue to operate, but
the air filter(s) must be changed in a timely manner or it (they) will clog,
the SERVICE REQUIRED LIGHT will turn ON and the fryer will shutdown
until the filter(s) have been replaced.
v.5SERVICE REQUIRED Will turn ON and the fryer will shut down whenever dirty filters cause LIGHT (red) insufficient ventilator AIR FLOW for proper operation. Replace both the
HEPA FILTER and the CHARCOAL FILTER to resume operation.
v.6 EXHAUST COLLAR Contains fire damper with pre-installed 285ºF (141ºC) fusible link.
v.7 VENTILATION BLOWER Provides airflow.
v.8 UPPER REAR Provides access to BLOWER and PRESSURE SWITCHES.
REMOVABLE PANEL
v.9 PRESSURE SWITCHES Detect blower operation and filter status.
a.10 ANSUL® ACTUATOR Controls the release of the fire suppression media
a.11 ANSUL® SYSTEM Provides pressurization of the fire suppression system
PRESSURE CARTRIDGE
v.12 LOWER REAR Provides access to fire suppression system compone nts.
REMOVABLE PANEL
a.13 FIRE SUPPRESSION 1.5 gal. container of Ansulex® R-102 liquid fire suppression media.
MEDIA TANK
a.14 FRYPOT FUSIBLE LINK 450ºF link protects against run-away heater.
a.15 MANUAL PULL STATION Provides for manual activation of the fire suppression system
f. 16 REAR LEGS REPLACE CASTERS WHEN A REMOTE MANUAL PULL STATION IS
INSTALLED.
v.17 VACUUM TAP Senses low-pressure side of BLOWER.
a.18 FILTER CHAMBER 280ºF fusible link provides protection against fire in the upper portion of
FUSIBLE LINK the hood.
a.19 DISCHARGE NOZZLES Control dispersal of the fire suppression media.
v.20 TOP REMOVABLE PANEL Provides access to warning light panel wiring.
v.21 CHARCOAL FILTER Provides for some odor control. Replace this filter each time the HEPA
FILTER is replaced.
v.22 HEPA FILTER Traps most grease and other cooking vapor particles. Replace the HEPA
FILTER and the CHARCOAL FILTER at the same time.
v.23 GREASE BAFFLE Separates grease and other liquids from the air stream.
v.24 GREASE CUP Catches liquids trapped by the GREASE BAFFLE.
f.25 FILTER SENSORS Detect GREASE BAFFLE and HEPA FILTER.
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f.26 GREASE TRAY Collects liquids that drain from the top of the fryer.
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OPERATION
VENTILATOR
POWER ON
CHECK
FILTERS
REPLACE
FILTERS
SERVICE
REQUIRED
NOTE: Never press the POWER SWITCH to FRYER unless the HEATING ELEMENTS are
covered with either shortening (or, in the case of cleaning, water - NEVER MIX OIL AND WATER ).
Check the COLD OIL LINE for the proper shortening level.
NOTE: This fryer is designed to be used with LIQUID SHORTENING ONLY, unless it is equipped with the solid shortening option (available only on model WVAE-55FS).
Lard and solid shortening will solidify in the filter pump, causing pump failure.
1. Verify that the CHARCOAL FILTER (if used), HEPA FILTER and GREASE BAFFLE are properly
installed in their respective locations. The HEPA FILTER and GREASE BAFFLE activate
MECHANICAL INTERLOCK SWITCHES when they are in their proper position. Activating both
mechanical interlock switches energizes the heating element.
The CHARCOAL FILTER does not activate a position sensor, thus the ventilator may be operated
without this optional filter.
A pressure tap on the blower housing and a vacuum tap downstream of the filters (but before the
blower) feed pneumatic signals to the AIRFLOW VACUUM SWITCH and to the SERVICE FILTER
VACUUM SWITCH.
2. Press the POWER SWITCH to the FRYER position:
a. The BLOWER will start and the VENTILATOR POWER ON (green light) will light.
b. The TEN SECOND DELAY RELAY will be energized, bypassing the AIRFLOW VACUUM SWITCH during the ten-second countdown.
3. If, after the ten second delay, sufficient air flow is sensed by the AIRFLOW VACUUM SWITCH , the
BLOWER will continue to run and the fryer will be energized.
4. If, after the ten second delay, sufficient air flow has not been sensed by the AIR FLOW VACUUM
SWITCH, the BLOWER will shut down and the SERVICE REQUIRED (red light) will be lit.
5. If either the HEPA FILTER or GREASE BAFFLE should be removed or become dislodged, the
respective MECHANICAL INTERLOCK SWITCH will open, the fryer will be de-energized and the
CHECK FILTERS (amber light) will light.
6. If either the HEPA FILTER or the CHARCOAL FILTER, or in combination, become partially clogged,
the SERVICE FILTER VACUUM SWITCH will close and the REPLACE FILTERS (amber light) will
light. The fryer will continue to operate. This is a WARNING that the filters are approaching the end
of their service life. The filter(s) must be replaced before they become so clogged that the fryer/
blower is shut down by the AIR FLOW VACUUM SWITCH.
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OPERATION (continued)
IMPORTANT: When the REPLACE FILTERS (amber light) comes on, the fryer will soon shut
down. The actual time between the light coming on and the fryer shutting down depends upon the
type and quantity of product being cooked. The operator must prepare to change the filter(s) by
making sure that fresh replacement filters are on hand at the fryer location.
7. If either the HEPA FILTER or the CHARCOAL FILTER, or in combination, become clogged to the
point that sufficient airflow is not sensed by the AIRFLOW VACUUM SWITCH, the switch will open.
The BLOWER will shut down, the fryer will be de-energized and the SERVICE REQUIRED (red
light) will light.
The manufacturer recommends replacing both the HEPA FILTER and the CHARCOAL FILTER at
the same time. Verify that the air flow arrows point toward the fan.
After the filter(s) are replaced, the POWER SWITCH must be pressed to OFF, then back to FRYER
to reset.
8. Any loss of electrical power will disable the fryer. After power is restored, the POWER SWITCH
must be pressed to OFF, then back to FRYER to reset.
9. The fryer is de-energized anytime the Ansul® fire suppression system has discharged, or is
otherwise is not CHARGED and COCKED. The BLOWER will continue to run.
10. Both the fryer and the BLOWER are de-energized when the POWER SWITCH is in the FILTER
position.
11. Control power is routed through a jumper at the REMOTE INTERLOCK TERMINAL BLOCK.
For installations where remote shut-down is required, the jumper is removed and power is routed
through the remote interlock circuit.
Both the fryer and the BLOWER are de-energized when the remote interlock circuit is open.
12. Some jurisdictions require that an alarm signal be generated should the fire suppression system be
activated. A set of dry contacts are provided at the BUILDING ALARM RELAY for this purpose.
IMPORTANT: DO NOT connect power to the building alarm relay.
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TROUBLESHOOTING SUGGESTIONS
SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE SUGGESTED REMEDY
POWER SWITCH not in FRYER Press POWER SWITCH to FRYER position
BLOWER/FRYER NOT OPERATING
VENTILATOR POWER (green light) not lit
BLOWER/FRYER NOT OPERATING
VENTILATOR POWER (green light) lit
Fryer POWER SWITCH defective Replace power switch
10-20 -second timer defective Replace timer
Remote interlock circuit open Locate and rectify open circuit condition
Blower wiring defective Repair wiring
Blower fan jammed Clean blower fan
Blower motor defective Repair/replace motor
HEPA FILTER and/or CHARCOAL filters plugged Replace both HEPA and CHARCOAL FILTER
BLOWER/FRYER NOT OPERATING
SERVICE REQUIRED (red light) lit
REPLACE FILTERS (amber light) lit
Blower/Fryer operating normally
CHECK FILTERS (amber light) lit
Blower operating normally
Fryer not operating
FRYER NOT OPERATING
Blower operating normally
Check Filters (amber light) not lit
VENTILATOR POWER (green light) not lit
All other operations normal
AIRFLOW VACUUM switch not made Locate and rectify reason SWITCH not
temp too low
Fryer with Solid State Controller - STANDBY or
CLEANING mode selected
Indicator light defective Repair/replace light
Clean vacuum tap
For continuing problems with plugged tap,
upgrade to new-style fan housing.
Replace both HEPA and CHARCOAL FILTER
Clean vacuum tap
For continuing problems with plugged tap,
upgrade to new-style fan housing.
Install BAFFLE / HEPA FILTER properly.
Adjust or replace switch
Repair or replace
Program proper temperature
Select a menu key
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SERVICING INSTRUCTIONS
FIRE DAMPER COMPONENTS
ITEM DESCRIPTION SERVICE PART
5 DAMPER SUPPORT
9 FIRE DAMPER ASSEMBLY,
(fusible link rated at 285ºF/141ºC) 501187
FIRE DAMPER ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
1. The FIRE DAMPER is accessible by removing the UPPER REAR
cover. The FIRE DAMPER sets in the DAMPER SUPPORT and
may be removed by lifting straight out.
2. The FIRE DAMPER normally needs no maintenance. If it becomes
heavily covered in grease and/or dust it must be replaced.
3. If the FIRE DAMPER malfunctions or if the fusible link releases,
the manufacturer recommends that the entire FIRE DAMPER
ASSEMBLY be replaced.
4. Reinstall the FIRE DAMPER with the “THIS SIDE UP FOR
HORIZONTAL MOUNTING” arrow pointing away from the
BLOWER, and the shutter assembly on the wide side of the
DAMPER SUPPORT (i.e. on the left as seen from the rear of the
hood).
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SERVICING INSTRUCTIONS (continued)
FILTER INTERLOCK COMPONENTS
ITEM DESCRIPTION SERVICE PART NO.
13 MAGNET ARM
15 INTERLOCK BLOCK
24 SHORT LINK
25 COVER, INTERLOCK ASSEMBLY
34 LONG LINK
37 PROXIMITY SWITCH 501409
41 BUSHING 501448
43 PAWL
48 MAGNET 63948
AA “E” CLIP, .122ID SS 50136
BB NUT 8-32 (pk100) 50153
CC SET SCREW 8-32 x 3/4 ALLEN SOCKET
DD SCREW 8-32 x FLAT HEAD (pk 50) 65193
EE SCREW 8-32 x 5/16 7506-39
FF SCREW 4-40 x 3/8 68748
GG WASHER #4
HH LOCK WASHER #4
JJ NUT 4-40 8543-74
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SERVICING INSTRUCTIONS (continued)
FILTER INTERLOCK ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
There are two FILTER INTERLOCK assemblies.
a. The GREASE BAFFLE interlock is on the left.
This assembly uses the LONG LINK so that the PAWL
fits into the front filter rail.
b. The HEPA FILTER interlock is on the right.
This assembly uses the SHORT LINK so that the PAWL
fits into the rear filter rail.
1. Install two SET SCREWS into the edge of each
INTERLOCK BLOCK.
2. With the INTERLOCK BLOCK laying flat, the set screws
pointing away from you, and the set screw that is closest
to the end in the upper right corner, insert a BUSHING in
the right hole, and insert a BUSHING in the left hole (for the GREASE BAFFLE INTERLOCK), or in the middle hole (for the HEPA FILTER INTERLOCK). (Fig. A)
3. Install a MAGNET in the MAGNET ARM. Align the
magnets so they repel each other when they are in
the normal operating position. (Fig. B)
4. Assemble the PAWL and the MAGNET ARM to the LINK.
The short leg of the “L” slot will point down. Slide the link
into the top slot of the small studs. Use the LONG LINK
for the GREASE BAFFLE INTERLOCK, and the SHORT
LINK for the HEPA FILTER INTERLOCK. (Fig. C)
Slide the large studs into the BUSHINGS and secure
with “E” CLIPS. The pawl and arm should operate freely.
5. Push the SET SCREWS through the appropriate holes in
the filter rail and secure with nuts. The pawl and arm
should continue to operate freely.
6. Install the COVER and secure with two screws from the
filter rail side.
7. Install the PROXIMITY SWITCHES on the ledge in the
blower section. The switches must be installed with the
thickest edge against the wall. Before tightening the screws,
push the switches as far forward and as far apart as they will
go.
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8. Check operation with an ohm meter on the leads of the
PROXIMITY SWITCHES while pressing and releasing
the PAWLS. With the pawl depressed, the reading
should be zero ohms.
1. The Ansul® system must be ”cocked” before system operation
and checkout is possible.
Make sure the heating elements are covered with oil before
beginning checkout.
2. Remove GREASE BAFFLE, HEPA FILTER and CHARCOAL
FILTER. Press the POWER SWITCH to FRYER. You should see:
VENTILATOR POWER (green light) ON CHECK FILTERS and REPLACE FILTERS (amber lights) ONWithin 2 - 4 seconds, REPLACE FILTERS (amber light) should
go OFF
Heating element will be OFF
3. Verify that the FILTER MECHANICAL INTERLOCK PAWLS
operate independently of each other. If not, the magnets will need
to be re-aligned (see page 9).
With both pawls pressed, CHECK FILTERS (amber light) should go
OFF, and the heating elements should be energized.
4. Install the CHARCOAL FILTER first (be sure the plastic shipping bag is removed), then the HEPA FILTER, followed by the
GREASE BAFFLE. Note the airflow arrows. The arrow must point
toward the blower. The CHECK FILTERS (amber light) should go
OFF.
5. Begin covering the GREASE BAFFLE with cardboard. Work slowly
so that the sensors have time to react. To be sure the sensor does
not “flutter”, wait at least 20 seconds after a response before
proceeding. With fresh, clean filters:
a. When 90% of the filter is covered, REPLACE FILTERS (amber
light) will go ON b. When only 1” of the GREASE BAFFLE remains uncovered,
SERVICE REQUIRED (red light) will go ON and the unit will
shut down (i.e. elements de-energized and all other
indicator lights OFF).
6. Reset the fryer by removing the cardboard blocking the filter, then
pressing the POWER SWITCH to OFF then back to ON.
7. If the Ansul® systems trips, a continuous buzzer will sound.
VENTILATOR POWER (green light) will remain ON, but the
heating elements will be de-energized.
NOTE: On units with solid state
control, the HEAT light being on
is not a guarantee the elements
are in fact energized!
IMPORTANT: Before installing
the CHARCOAL FILTER, be
sure the plastic shipping bag is
removed.
Simulate grease build-up by
using an 18” wide X 24” long
piece of cardboard. Working
from the bottom, cover the
ventilator opening gradually until
the sensors react.
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SERVICING INSTRUCTIONS (continued)
ANSUL® FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM - DETECTION SYSTEM (EMT) PIPING
FOR GENERAL REFERENCE ONLY
All servicing of Ansul® system must be performed by an authorized Ansul®
Service representative only.
ITEM DESCRIPTION ANSUL® P/N
27 SERIES DETECTOR 56837
FUSIBLE LINK 280ºF
31
FUSIBLE LINK 450ºF frypot (ref. item 51)
TEST LINK 15751
35 REMOTE PULL STATION ASSY 4835
80 COMPRESSION SEAL - 1/2” EMT 79152
84 PULLEY ELBOW 45771
WIRE ROPE (1/16” x 500’) 301403
85
SLEEVE, STOP 26317
SLEEVE, OVAL 4596
plenum
415743-TYP K
415741-TYP K
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This parts list is for reference only and is intended
for use only by an authorized Ansul® Service
representative.
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84
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SERVICING INSTRUCTIONS (continued)
ANSUL® FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM - FIRE SUPPRESSION MEDIA PIPING
FOR GENERAL REFERENCE ONLY
All servicing of Ansul® system must be performed by an authorized Ansul®
Service representative only.
ITEM DESCRIPTION ANSUL® P/N
BRACKET & RELEASE ASSY 79493
52
NITROGEN CARTRIDGE LT-20-R 7032
MICROSWITCH 15549
1.5 GAL. TANK (R-102 SYSTEM) 415961
53
FIRE SUPPRESSION AGENT (1.5 GAL.)
ADAPTER, QUICK-SEAL 1/4” 78196
95
ADAPTER, QUICK-SEAL 3/8” 77284
99 NOZZLE (1N) plenum 419335
100 NOZZLE (3N) fryer 419338
79694
This parts list is for reference only and is intended
for use only by an authorized Ansul® Service
representative.
43 501588 INTERLOCK PAWL ASSY
44 50516 LIGHT, SIGNAL AMBER
45 51040 GROMMET INSUL 7/8” DIA.
46 51157 LIGHT, SIGNAL RED
47 55697 LIGHT, SIGNAL GREEN
48 63948 MAGNET, PERM
49 67099 CARTRIDGE, NITROGEN LT-20-R
50 67273 MICROSWITCH
CHANNEL, FILTER SUPPORT
SUPPORT, FILTER FRONT
SUPPORT, FILTER REAR
SUPPORT, HOOD REAR
DAMPER SUPPORT, WELDED ASSY
SUPPORT, COVER REAR
SUPPORT, COVER TOP REAR
COVER, PLUMBING
COVER, ANSUL®
FACEPLATE, WARNING
ARM, MAGNET
INTERLOCK BLOCK
HOOD WELDED ASSY
SUPPORT, COMPONENT MOUNTING
BRACKET, TANK SUPPORT
BOX, MANUAL PULL
LINKAGE PLATE, SHORT
COVER, INTERLOCK
LIGHT PANEL
HOLDER, FUSIBLE LINK (INLINE DETECTOR)
PANEL, RIGHT SIDE
PANEL, LEFT SIDE
LABEL, FILTER INSTALL INSTRUCTION
FITTING, COMPRESSION BRASS TEE
FITTING, COMPRESSION BRASS ELBOW
FITTING, COMPRESSION HOSE BARB
FITTING, COMPRESSION MALE RUN TEE
TUBING, ALUM 1/4 x 7-1/4
TUBING, ALUM 1/4 x 1-1/4
TUBING, ALUM 1/4 x 36
TUBING, ALUM 1/4 x 6
FTG STRAIGHT 1/2 FLEX
CONDUIT 1/2EMT x 54”
CONDUIT 1/2EMT x 8-1/2”
CONDUIT 1/2EMT x 5-3/4”
CONDUIT 1/2EMT x 3”
FTG STRAIGHT 1/2EMT
CONDUIT 1/2EMT x 17”
CONDUIT 1/2EMT x 5-7/8”
CONDUIT 1/2EMT x 1-1/2”
CONDUIT 1/2EMT x 37-1/2”
CONDUIT 1/2EMT x 13-1/2”
CONDUIT 1/2EMT x 14-1/2”
ELBOW 3/8NPT x 45º Ni PLTD
NIPPLE 3/8NPT x 3” Ni PLTD
NIPPLE 3/8NPT x 4” BI
NIPPLE 3/8NPT x 3” BI
COMPRESSION SEAL 1/2EMT
CONDUIT 1/2EMT x 4-1/2”
CONDUIT 1/2EMT x 3-5/8”
CONDUIT 1/2EMT x 2”
PULLEY ELBOW
WIRE ROPE, 1/16” x 500”
NIPPLE 3/8NPT x 6” BI
NIPPLE 3/8NPT x 2” Ni PLTD
TEE NPT 3/8 x 3/8 x 3/8
FTG, ELBOW 3/8NPT 90º BI
NIPPLE 3/8NPT x 1-1/2” BI
ADAPTER, 3/8” QUICK-CON ANSUL®
NIPPLE 3/8NPT x 5-1/2” Ni PLTD
ELBOW 3/8NPT x 90º Ni PLTD
NIPPLE 3/8NPT x CLOSE Ni PLTD
NOZZLE, 1N ANSUL®
NOZZLE, 3N ANSUL®
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WIRING DIAGRAMS
WIRING DIAGRAM FOR WVAE-30F, VAE-30F
208V OR 240V, 9KW w/BUZZER
SINGLE OR 3 PHASE - WIRED 3 PHASE AS SHOWN
WIRE
NUT(2)
11
48
25
60 HZ
CHECK
FILTER
53
41
49
1/4 INS
MALE
M
57
INTERVAL TIMER
3
44
42
26
TIMER
CONTROLLER
THERMOSTAT
4
5
6
1L1
1L2
1L3
FILTER
SWITCH
21
FILTER
1/4 INS
FEMALE
41
56
2
1
58
BUZZER
SWITCH
25
32
31
22
21
12
11
MOTOR
M
50
HEPA FILTER
40
41
3336
1L1
1L2
1L3
FILTER
SERVICE
REQUIRED
REPLACE
FILTER
46
51
44
45
REPLACE
FILTER
SWITCH
45
HOOD
UPPER CONTROL BOX
47
BLOWER
MOTOR
C
NC
44
55
31
LIGHT
15
8
32
HEAT-
LIGHT
9
ON
11
COOK
LIGHT
UPPER CONTROL BOX
LOWER CONTROL BOX
POWER
SWITCH
C
24
40
POWER
42
31
8
20
7
24
22
CONTACTOR
1
2
7
3
41
20
22
L1 L2 L3
TERMINAL
BLOCK
24
NOM AMPS PER LINE
VOLTS
208
THREE PHASE
L1
ONE
PHASE
L3L2
45
272527
40
242224240
P/N 301413 REV.F
51
INTLK
54
17
23
AIR FLOW
INTLK.
52
SWITCH
HOOD
19
20
VENTILATOR
POWER
1/4 INS
FEMALE
1/4 INS
MALE
44
MICRO
14
18
10
15
TERMINAL
BLOCK
3
1
2
L1 L2 L3
56
NO
C
RED
BROWN
BUZZER
12
L1
HEATER
ELEMENT
L2
HEATER
ELEMENT
L3
HEATER
ELEMENT
11
7
1L1
1/4 INS
MALE
1/4 INS
FEMALE
32
1L2
BLACK
1/4 INS
MALE
43
BAFFLE FILTER
INTLK
BUZZER
1/4 INS
FEMALE
BUZZER
LIGHT
3435
NO
NC
LIFT MOTOR HOUSING
15
12
22
32
THERMOSTAT
SINGLE PHASE
CONVERSION
1L3
58
59
59
BLD’G ALARM RELAY
LIFT
MOTOR
POSITION
C
SWITCH
1/4 INS
MALE
12
11
21
31
HI LIMIT
CONTACTOR
1
2
3
SINGLE PHASE WIRING
1
5
NC
COIL
3
BEHIND REAR
BOTTOM COVER ON
RIGHT HAND SIDE OF
BOTTOM PANEL.
LIFT
MOTOR
1/4 INS
FEMALE
2
NO
COM
4
M
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5
6
16
WIRING DIAGRAMS (continued)
WIRING DIAGRAM FOR VPE-30F & WVPE-30F
SINGLE OR 3 PHASE - WIRED 3 PHASE AS SHOWN
208V OR 240V, 9KW
381 502944 Service Manual for NFPA Hood
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45
41
SERVICE
REQUIRED
40
REPLACE
FILTER
SWITCH
45
ON-OFF
SWITCH
24
20
1
2
L1
L2
TERMINAL
BLOCK
VOLTS
208
240
REV. D P/N 301412
20
5151
1L1
1L2
1L3
52
54
19
TERMINAL
1
2
VENTILATOR
POWER
1/4 INS
FEMALE
1/4 INS
MALE
AIR FLOW
INTLK.
44
RED
MICRO
SWITCH
9
17
BLOCK
3
11
7
1/4 INS
MALE
1/4 INS
FEMALE
BAFFLE FILTER
NO
C
56
BLACK
BROWN
COOK
LIGHT
AMBER
15
HEATER ELEMENT
L1
L2
HEATER ELEMENT
L3
HEATER ELEMENT
SINGLE PHASE
CONVERSION
1L1
1L2
1L3
INTLK
BUZZER 220V 60HZ
59
BLD'G ALARM RELAY (2&4)
BEHIND REAR BOTTOM
COVER ON RIGHT HAND SIDE
OF BOTTOM PANEL.
1/4 INS
1/4 INS
FEMALE
MALE
10
TIMER MOTOR
WITH BUZZER
18
UPPER CONTROL BOX
LOWER CONTROL BOX
12
22
32
HI-LIMIT
THERMOSTAT
CONTACTOR
1
2
3
SINGLE PHASE
WIRING
COIL
12
58
59
2
1
5
NO
NC
COM
4
3
M
43
11
21
31
4
5
6
REPLACE
FILTER
CHECK
FILTER
53
50
41
48
BLOWER
MOTOR
1/4 INS
MALE
49
1/4 INS
FEMALE
M
WIRE NUT
(2)
HEPA
FILTER INTLK
46
47
56
57
3
C
NC
42
55
2
1
40
58
44
HOOD
UPPER CONTROL BOX
14
FILTER
ON-OFF
SWITCH
HEAT-ON
AMBER
19
MICRO
SWITCH
COM
11
CONTROLLER THERMOSTAT
4
5
6
1L1
1L2
1L3
FILTER MOTOR
M
N.C.
N.O.
32
31
22
21
12
11
23
ON-OFF
AMBER
C
8
22
42
7
12
CONTACTOR
3
41
22
L3
24
FILTER
21
NOM AMPS PER LINE
THREE PHASE
ONE
PHASE
L3L2L1
262526
232223
44
60 HZ
39
17
L2L1
L3
WIRING DIAGRAMS (continued)
WIRING DIAGRAM FOR VAE-55F/WVAE-55F
3Ø, 208 OR 240V, 17KW HEATING ELEMENT (2)
SERVICE
REQUIRED
REPLACE
FILTER
46
51
44
45
REPLACE
FILTER
SWITCH
45
47
BLOWER
MOTOR
WIRE NUT(2)
C
NC
55
44
15
3
2
1
9
27
26
8
POWER
SWITCH
C
40
29
30
BUZZER
42
19
15
FILTER
PUMP
26
16
27
GREEN
36
POWER
LIGHT
TEMPERATURE
CONTROL
THERMOSTAT
WHITE
GREEN
BASKET LIFT
ACTUATOR
49
48
M
57
42
1L1
1L2
1L3
1L1
1L2
1L3
10
13
MERCURY
RELAY
33
34
24
ON
21
M
CHECK
FILTER
53
41
1/4 INS
MALE
INTERVAL
TIMER
3
44
HEAT
ON
LIGHT
LIMIT
SWITCHES
INSIDE
MOTOR
HOUSING
50
1/4 INS
FEMALE
41
56
2
1
40
58
41
1
2
3
1
2
3
11
SAFETY
CONTACTOR
14
9
BUZZER LIGHT
35
23
32
COOK
LIGHT
14
HI LIMIT
THERMOSTAT
BLACK
RED
VENTILATOR
51
HEPA FILTER
INTLK
AIR FLOW
INTLK.
52
44
54
MICRO SWITCH
BUZZER
SWITCH
20
43
POWER
1/4 INS
FEMALE
1/4 INS
MALE
NO
C
RED
TERMINAL
BLOCK
JUMPER
17
17
18
1/4 INS
MALE
1/4 INS
FEMALE
56
BLACK
BROWN
1/4 INS
MALE
L1
L2
L3
31
22
TIMER
VOLTS
208
240424241
P/N 301584 REV.B
BAFFLE FILTER
INTLK
BUZZER
220V
1/4 INS
FEMALE
43
6
5
4
7
8
FRYER RATING
AMPS
L1
484847
58
59
59
BLD'G ALARM RELAY
EXTERNAL
INTERLOCK
TERMINAL
BLOCK
(REMOVE
JUMPER
WHEN
EXTERNAL
CONTROL IS
USED)
L2
L3
NC
5
1
COIL
3
4
COM
BEHIND REAR
BOTTOM COVER ON
RIGHT HAND SIDE OF
BOTTOM PANEL
50/60 HZ
2
NO
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WIRING DIAGRAMS (continued)
381 502944 Service Manual for NFPA Hood
50VA
TRANSFORMER
(IN REAR)
24V
24 V. PLUMBING
HTR. TAPE
24 V. FILTER
PAN HTR. PAD
SOLID SHORTENING
MELT(OPTIONAL )
27
26
26
27
44
45
8
C
40
25
CONTROLLER
TRANSFORMER
240V
208V
30
GREEN
36
WIRING DIAGRAM FOR VAE-55FS/WVAE-55FS
3Ø, 208 OR 240V, 17KW HEATING ELEMENT
SERVICE REQUIRED
(RED)
LIGHT
51
REPLACE FILTER
VACUUM SWITCH
(SMALL)
45
46
44
REPLACE
FILTER LIGHT
(AMBER)
47
C
NC
UPPER CONTROL BOX
BLOWER
MOTOR
WIRE NUT(2)
55
HOOD
CHECK FILTER
LIGHT
53
41
49
48
M
57
INTERVAL
TIMER
58
44
42
8500W ELEMENT
1L1
1L2
1L3
1L1
1L2
1L3
1/4 INS
MALE
3
(AMBER)
41
2
1
1
2
3
1
2
3
50
51
1/4 INS
FEMALE
56
AIR FLOW VACUUM
SWITCH
52
54
40
41
8500W ELEMENT
MERCURY
15
S
RELAY
15
14
9
3
2
1
11
9
10
22
+
COM
CONTROLLER
123
654
101112
963
852
21
S
789
147
GREEN
6
THERMOCOUPLE
5
4
RED
3
+
2
UP
WHITE
-
1
DOWN
19
16
-
21
AUDIBLE
14
ALARM
30
HI LIMIT
THERMOST
BASKET
LIFT
ACTUATOR
M
LIMIT SWITCHES
INSIDE MOTOR
HOUSING
43
(COM)
(DN)
(UP)
16
23
WHITE
BLACK
RED
42
POWER
SWITCH
FILTER
PUMP
16
12
13
24V
10
19
VENTILATOR
POWER LIGHT
(GREEN)
1/4 INS
FEMALE(2)
HEPA FILTER
MAGNET OPERATED
SWITCH
56
NO
44
MICRO SWITCH
C
RED
HOOD
S
SAFETY
CONTACTOR
MAIN
TERMINAL
BLOCK
*
JUMPER
+
UP
31
22
20
18
(BASKET DOWN)
SOLID STATE
RELAY
17
(BASKET UP)
SOLID STATE
RELAY
BOTTOM
18
17
S
1/4 INS
MALE(2)
BAFFLE FILTER
MAGNET OPERATED
BLACK
BROWN
1/4 INS
MALE
UPPER CONTROL BOX
4
L1
L2
L3
7
8
30
1
2
AC
TOP
+
DC
4
3
32
1
2
AC
+
DC
4
3
31
23
VOLTS
S
REV G P/N 301466
SWITCH
BUZZER
220V 60HZ
1/4 INS
FEMALE
6
5
33
208
58
1
59
COI
59
3
BLD'G ALARM RELAY
BEHIND REAR
BOTTOM COVER ON
RIGHT HAND SIDE OF
BOTTOM PANEL.
43
*
NOT UL
LISTED
ON SINGLE
PHASE
EXTERNAL
INTERLOCK
TERMINAL
BLOCK
(REMOVE
JUMPER
WHEN
EXTERNAL
CONTROL IS
USED)
QUENCHER
S
(SNUBBER)
FRYER RATING
AMPS
5
NC
SPARK
L3L2L1
474848
414242240
2
NO
4
COM
50 - 60 HZ
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