Keating Of Chicago SERIES 2006 warranty Warranty Repairs, Preventive Maintenance, Sonnel only

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MAINTENANCE

WARRANTY REPAIRS

Keating’s warranty begins with the date of installation (or ship date if we are not notified of an installation date).

In the event that your fryer, under warranty, needs repairs other than routine maintenance or cleaning, you are required to contact Keating of Chicago (at 1-800-KEATING) before calling a local service company. Failure to do so may void your warranty.

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE

Preventive maintenance should be done in daily, week- ly, monthly and yearly intervals as necessary. Following preventive maintenance procedures will help keep your fryer working efficiently. Proper care and servicing will lead to years of quality performance.

A. Oil Breakdown

As part of a “Preventive Maintenance Program”, the oil in your fryer needs to be filtered regularly to avoid breakdown. The initial investment in the frying system is less than the total overall costs of oil during the life of the fryer, and with regular filtering, you can realize sub- stantial savings in oil costs, as well as maintenance charges.

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE CHART

TIME

OPERATOR/OWNER

SECTION

FRAME

 

 

•Check lights and controls

•Check that the oil is up to

Daily*

“Max” line.

III

•Clean all baskets

•Drain, strain or filter shortening.

Weekly*

• Drain and clean fryer

III & VI

 

• Boil-out fryer

 

 

 

 

Monthly*

• Verify thermostat settings.

III

 

• Test Hi-Limit control.

IV & V

 

 

 

 

QUALIFIED SERVICE PER-

 

Yearly*

SONNEL ONLY

V

 

• Check burner flame color and

 

 

adjust air shutters.

 

* High production facilities should be checked more often.

B. Thermostat Calibration

You will need:

One screwdriver with 1/8" wide flat blade

One accurate fryer thermometer

1.Set thermostat to desired frying temperature.

2.Allow fryer to cycle three times.

3.Place an accurate thermometer in the oil at the tip of the thermostat bulb.

Figure 4-1

Dial Plate with knob removed

NOTE: Locate thermometer in same position for every calibration.

4.If calibration of fryer is found to be less than 25°F off, simply loosen the four retaining screws holding the dial plate in place. Reset the dial plate to match the thermometer reading. If the fryer is found to be more than 25°F off, a qualified service company must be contacted to have the fryer properly calibrated.

Do NOT adjust set screw on thermostat.

C. Thermostat Bulb Positioning

BEFORE REPLACING, TEST THERMOSTATS:

Operational problems can easily be corrected by thermostat bulb positioning.

Keating’s patented thermostat application is accurate within 2°F of the dial setting between 250°F – 350°F. This accuracy is attained only if the thermostat bulb is placed properly against the heat transfer tube. To quickly and accurately test for proper bulb placement, a single thickness of writing paper should be pulled through between the tube and the bulb with medium resistance.*

1. *For gas fryers 14":

•The end of thermostat bulb should touch the burn- er tube.

2. For gas fryers 18" & up:

•If the bulb is too loose, the paper will slip through with little or no resistance. A fryer with a thermo- stat bulb that is too loose will overshoot.

Overshoot: The thermostat takes a long time to cycle and then misses its preset temperature by 20°F - 40°F yielding a poor quality product.

•If the bulb is too tight, the paper will either not pull through or it will tear. A fryer with a thermostat bulb that is too tight will short cycle.

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SERIES 2006 specifications

The Keating of Chicago series, introduced in 2006, is a striking tribute to modern architecture and innovative design within urban environments. This furniture line, known for its sleek lines and functional form, reflects the spirit of Chicago’s rich architectural history while embracing contemporary aesthetics.

One of the key features of the Keating series is its modular design. This allows for versatility in residential and commercial spaces, enabling users to configure pieces in ways that suit their specific needs and preferences. The series includes a range of products, from sofas to coffee tables, all sharing a cohesive design language. The use of clean lines and geometric shapes promotes a sense of minimalism that appeals to modern sensibilities.

Technologically, the Keating series incorporates sustainable materials, reflecting a growing trend in furniture design focused on environmental responsibility. Many pieces are crafted from reclaimed wood, while upholstery options feature eco-friendly fabrics that are both durable and stylish. This commitment to sustainability is coupled with a focus on craftsmanship, ensuring that each piece is not only visually appealing but also built to last.

Another characteristic feature of the Keating series is its color palette and finishes. The collection often showcases neutral tones, allowing it to seamlessly integrate into various interior styles. Accents of rich colors or textures can be introduced through cushions or decorative elements, enabling individuals to personalize their spaces while retaining the series’ elegant aesthetic.

The Keating series also emphasizes comfort without compromising style. Seating options are designed with ergonomics in mind, featuring plush cushions and supportive frames. This thoughtful approach ensures that users can enjoy both the beauty and practicality of their furniture.

In summary, the Keating of Chicago series from 2006 represents a perfect fusion of modern design principles, functional versatility, and eco-consciousness. Its modular nature, sustainable materials, and commitment to comfort make it a sought-after choice for those looking to enhance their living or working environments with sophisticated furniture that stands the test of time.
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