Frymaster 8195915 Digital controller, display is in wrong, temperature scale, Fahrenheit or

Problem	Probable Causes	Corrective Action
Digital controller		Digital controllers are manually set
		to display in one temperature scale
display is in wrong
		or the other. Refer to the separate
temperature scale	Incorrect display option selected.
		Frymaster Fryer Controllers
(Fahrenheit or
		User's Manual for instructions on
Celsius).
		changing the display.
		Verify that the drain valve is fully
Digital controller		closed. If the drain valve is fully
	Open drain valve or problem with	closed, the problem is within the
display shows
	latching circuits	latching circuitry and is beyond the
.
		scope of operator trouble shooting.
		Call FASC.
		This in an indication of a
Digital controller	Frypot temperature is more than	malfunction in the temperature
		control circuitry, including a
	410°F (210°C) or, in CE countries,
display shows .		failure of the high limit thermostat.
	395°F (202°C).
		Shut the fryer down immediately
		and call FASC.
Digital controller		This indicates a problem within the
	Problem with the temperature	temperature measuring circuitry
display shows	measuring circuitry including the	that is beyond the scope of
.	probe.	operator troubleshooting. Shut the
		fryer down and call FASC.
		This in an indication of a
		malfunction in the temperature
		measuring or control circuitry,
Solid state controller	Oil temperature above acceptable	including a failure of the high limit
	range or a problem with the	thermostat. Determining the
trouble light ON.
	temperature measuring circuitry.	specific problem is beyond the
		scope of operator troubleshooting.
		Shut the fryer down immediately
		and call FASC.
		Verify that the drain valve is fully
Solid state controller		closed. The fryer will not function
		if the drain valve is not fully
trouble light ON and	Open drain valve or problem with	closed. If the drain valve is fully
heating mode light	latching circuits	closed, the problem is within the
ON.		latching circuitry and is beyond the
		scope of operator troubleshooting.
		Call FASC.

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