Frymaster FR 3 Benutzerhandbuch
Clean area behind fryers
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Frymaster Fryer Model BIELA14 and BI
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Prepare fryer for cleaning.
Release the locks on the fryer
wheels.
If the fryer has a capping
piece, lift the front of the cap-
ping piece far enough to let
the backsplash clear the filter
shelf. Roll the fryer carefully
away from the firewall, just
until the capping piece clears
the filter shelf.
Secure the capping piece, if
there is one. Place vat covers
on all vats.
Roll the fryer farther away
from the firewall, far enough
to clean behind the fryer.
Release the locks on the fryer
wheels.
If the fryer has a capping
piece, lift the front of the cap-
ping piece far enough to let
the backsplash clear the filter
shelf. Roll the fryer carefully
away from the firewall, just
until the capping piece clears
the filter shelf.
Secure the capping piece, if
there is one. Place vat covers
on all vats.
Roll the fryer farther away
from the firewall, far enough
to clean behind the fryer.
Oil in fryer may be very hot.
Roll the fryer slowly to avoid
splashing the oil. Use gloves
Roll the fryer slowly to avoid
splashing the oil. Use gloves
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Disconnect fryer from
electricity.
Unplug the fryer’s electrical
cord from the outlet by pull-
ing on the electrical plug’s
body. You may need to twist
the plug to remove from the
outlet.
electricity.
Unplug the fryer’s electrical
cord from the outlet by pull-
ing on the electrical plug’s
body. You may need to twist
the plug to remove from the
outlet.
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Clean fryer filters.
Remove the fryer filters from
the exhaust hood. Take the
filters to the three-
compartment-sink and soak
them in McD APSC.
Remove the fryer filters from
the exhaust hood. Take the
filters to the three-
compartment-sink and soak
them in McD APSC.
McD APSC
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Scrape area behind fryer.
Use a putty knife to scrape off
all soft grease and hard car-
bon from the area behind the
fryer. Clean the following
areas in this order: the parts of
the stack you can reach; the
back of the exhaust hood; the
sides of the exhaust hood; and
the fryer filter recess area.
On an electric fryer, next use
the putty knife to scrape all
soft grease and hard carbon
from all sheet metal around
the fryer, the standoff piece,
and the fryer stand. Skip to
step 8 after these areas are
cleaned.
On a gas fryer, next use the
putty knife to scrape all soft
grease and hard carbon from
these areas in this order: the
flue restrictor, all sheet metal
around fryer, the removable
gravity blade, the seal angle,
the stand-off piece, and the
fryer stand.
On a gas fryer, be careful not
to drop any soft grease or
hard carbon into the fryer flue
passage while cleaning.
Use a putty knife to scrape off
all soft grease and hard car-
bon from the area behind the
fryer. Clean the following
areas in this order: the parts of
the stack you can reach; the
back of the exhaust hood; the
sides of the exhaust hood; and
the fryer filter recess area.
On an electric fryer, next use
the putty knife to scrape all
soft grease and hard carbon
from all sheet metal around
the fryer, the standoff piece,
and the fryer stand. Skip to
step 8 after these areas are
cleaned.
On a gas fryer, next use the
putty knife to scrape all soft
grease and hard carbon from
these areas in this order: the
flue restrictor, all sheet metal
around fryer, the removable
gravity blade, the seal angle,
the stand-off piece, and the
fryer stand.
On a gas fryer, be careful not
to drop any soft grease or
hard carbon into the fryer flue
passage while cleaning.
Do not break the fire protec-
tion fusible link in the lower
area of the stack. Breaking the
link will activate the fire ex-
tinguishing system.
tion fusible link in the lower
area of the stack. Breaking the
link will activate the fire ex-
tinguishing system.