Hobart ML-126831, ML-126832, 3HFD140, 4HFD140 manual Operation, Controls Fig

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OPERATION

WARNING: HOT OIL AND PARTS CAN CAUSE BURNS. USE CARE WHEN OPERATING, CLEANING AND SERVICING THE FRYER.

WARNING: SPILLING HOT OIL CAN CAUSE SEVERE BURNS. DO NOT MOVE FRYER WITHOUT DRAINING THE OIL FROM THE TANKS.

CONTROLS (Fig. 1)

 

 

Fig. 1

POWER Switch

Controls electric supply to fryer.

POWER ON Light

Indicates electric supply is on.

TEMPERATURE CONTROL —

Regulates power to the heaters, controls temperature.

HEATING Light

Indicates heating elements are on.

FRY / MELT Switch

Controls melting or frying. Use MELT to melt shortening. After solid

 

 

shortening is melted, turn switch to FRY and set temperature control

 

 

to desired temperature. MELT is not needed with liquid shortening.

If you leave the FRY / MELT Switch on MELT, the temperature control operates the same as if it were positioned on FRY after the temperature reaches 135°F .

HIGH LIMIT 1 Light

— If lit, the HIGH LIMIT 1 sensor

 

has shut down the fryer. Reset

 

will occur automatically.

HEADER – HEATER ELEMENT

HIGH LIMIT 2 Light

— If lit, the HIGH LIMIT 2 sensor

 

 

 

has shut down the fryer. Reset

 

 

 

is required. To reset, push

 

 

RESET BUTTON

 

 

the Reset Button at rear of

 

Fig. 2

 

 

 

heater element header

 

 

(Fig. 2).

 

 

PL-41521-1

TROUBLE Light

— Fryer has been shut down by HIGH LIMIT 2 sensor or element

 

assembly is not all the way down into position.

BASKETLIFT CONTROL

— With cooking oil at the desired temperature, turn the timer to the

 

desired frying time. Load basket and place on holder. Push button

 

to start timed cycle. Basket lowers; cycle counts down. At end of

 

cycle, device automatically lifts basket up.

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Contents Electric Fryers Model 3HFD140 Electric Fryer Installation Codes and Standards InstallationGeneral UnpackingElectrical Connections CleaningBefore First USE SeasoningControls Fig OperationAdding Shortening Shortening MaintenanceMelt Cycle Empty the Frymate Drain PANDrain Opening Suction Opening LID Using the Filter SystemPeriodic Batch Cleaning of the Filter Tank Flushing and Discarding Used Oil Cleaning the Filter SystemFry Tank, Heating Elements, and Thermostat Bulb Cleaning DailyCleaning Weekly or AS Required Stainless Steel PrecautionsFingerprints Burned On Foods and GreaseCalibration Procedures MaintenanceService Lubrication