FRY-SAVER Filter Cartridges | Cecilware F-60, F-100, F-150 specs

3)Place the nozzle in the cooking oil approximately 2 inches. DO NOT REST THE NOZZLE ON THE BOTTOM OF THE FRYER. This will prevent the nozzle from becoming clogged with solid particles.

4)Turn the control switch to "FILL", keeping the nozzle tip submerged as oil is pumped into the filter.

5)When most of the oil is transferred from the fryer to the filter, turn the control switch to "OFF" and clean the fryer as you normally would. DO NOT TRANSFER WATER AND SOLID PARTICLES FOUND ON THE BOTTOM OF THE FRYER. You do not want to mix water and oil together.

6)Place the nozzle in the filter tank through the hole in the cover. DO NOT rest the nozzle on the cartridge. Turn the control switch to "filter" and allow the oil to pass through the cartridge while you clean the fryer.

7)After you have removed most of the oil, only sediment and water is left. Place a container under the drain valve in front of the fryer and open the valve to empty the unit. When the fryer is empty, follow the manufacturer's instructions for cleaning.

8)Once the fryer is cleaned, the oil in the FRY-SAVER® tank can be transferred back to the fryer.

9)Turn the control switch on the FRY-SAVER® to "OFF" and position the nozzle in the fryer. Switch the control lever to "FILTER" and run until all the cooking oil is transferred back into the fryer. When finished, turn the control switch "OFF" and replace the nozzle in the cover for storage.

Even though you have emptied the FRY-SAVER® of oil, there will still be some residual oil in the valve and hose. This oil must be drained so it does not cause any clogging.

Place a pan or other suitable container under the valve located below the flexible hose connection at the bottom of the filter tank. Turn the valve cock open until dripping stops. Then close the drain valve. THE DRAIN VALVE MUST BE

CLOSED BEFORE FILTERING.

FRY-SAVER® FILTER CARTRIDGES:

The filter cartridge has an average life of approximately 1,000 pounds of oil before needing to be replaced. If you are uncertain how many pounds you have filtered, the easiest rule of thumb is to replace the cartridge when the pleats are completely filled with sediment.

NOTE: DO NOT CONTINUOUSLY REMOVE AND RE-INSERT THE FILTER CARTRIDGE, AS THIS WILL CAUSE THE SEAL AROUND THE EDGE OF THE PAN TO BECOME STRIPPED.

Two Ways To Extend The Life Of The Cartridge

1.Use the stainless steel pre-filter assembly and pre-filter paper that is available as an accessory

2.Re-use the old cartridge as well as a new one

Filter	Pre-Filter	Paper	The pre-filter assembly and paper are available from your local dealer and highly
Filter	Pre-Filter	Paper	recommended to further eliminate larger particles during the filtering process.
Cartridge
Cartridge
			To re-use the old cartridge, first remove it from the unit and install a new cartridge.
			Take the used cartridge and empty out all the particles that have collected in the
			pleats. Remove the cloth wick around the outside edge of the old cartridge and
			place it on top of the new cartridge. This will extend the life of the new cartridge.
			On the next change of cartridges, remove both the old and the newer discarding the

			top cartridge. Install the new cartridge on the bottom and place the cartridge that
			was on the bottom, on the top. This process can be continued indefinitely.

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F-150, F-100, F-60 specifications

Cecilware is a prominent name in the commercial foodservice industry, known for its high-quality equipment designed to meet the diverse needs of businesses. Among its notable products are the Cecilware F-150, F-100, and F-60 models, which are all exceptional offerings in the realm of coffee brewers and warmers.

The Cecilware F-150 is a highly efficient coffee brewer designed for high-volume establishments. One of its standout features is its ability to brew up to 60 cups of coffee per hour, making it ideal for busy cafes, restaurants, and convenience stores. This model incorporates a user-friendly digital control system that allows operators to adjust brew times and water temperature for optimal flavor extraction. Additionally, its stainless steel construction ensures durability and easy maintenance, while the built-in water filter helps to improve the taste and quality of the coffee brewed.

In comparison, the Cecilware F-100 offers similar features but with a slightly lower brewing capacity. It can brew up to 50 cups of coffee per hour and is equipped with an automatic control system for consistent performance. The F-100 is designed with ease of use in mind, featuring an intuitive interface. The alternative brewing options with the F-100 allow businesses to customize their brewing processes to suit different types of coffee. Its compact design means it can fit easily into tighter spaces, making it a versatile choice for smaller establishments.

The Cecilware F-60 model takes a different approach by focusing on simplicity and convenience. It is a single-brew coffee maker that allows users to brew smaller batches while maintaining excellent quality. The F-60 is perfect for coffee shops that want to offer specialty drinks without the need for high-volume brewing. Its quick heat-up time and efficient brewing cycle make it a popular choice for establishments where fresh coffee is in constant demand. The single-serve capability ensures that each cup is freshly brewed, providing a premium taste that coffee aficionados appreciate.

All three models incorporate advanced brewing technologies, ensuring consistent results and maximum flavor extraction. They are designed with a focus on energy efficiency and reliability, making them excellent investments for any business looking to enhance its coffee service. The combination of durability, functionality, and innovative features across these models showcases why Cecilware remains a trusted name in commercial coffee equipment. Whether for high-volume brewing or specialty coffee creations, Cecilware’s F-150, F-100, and F-60 models cater to the needs of today’s diverse foodservice environments.