Frymaster GC, GSMS, GBC operation manual Problem, Probable Causes, Corrective Action, On Unit With

Problem	Probable Causes	Corrective Action
	A. Dirty water level sensors. (If the	A. Remove the probe block cover
	water level sensors are dirty, the	and clean the sensors using a
	controller may not “know” the pot	Scotchbrite™ or similar pad and
	is full.)	a solution of detergent and
ON UNIT WITH		water.
	B. Insufficient mineral content in	B. Add ⅛-cup of baking soda to the
AUTOFILL,	water. (Pure water is not a	water in the cookpot as the unit
WATER DID NOT	conductor of electricity. The water	fills. DO NOT USE SALT!
SHUT OFF WHEN	level sensors actually sense	Doing so will damage the
COOKPOT WAS	impurities in the water, not the	cookpot. Avoid using distilled,
FULL	water itself.)	highly filtered, or deionized
		water.
	C. Failed upper water level sensor,	C. Call FASC.
	loose or broken upper water level
	sensor wiring, failed water sole-
	noid valve.
AUTOSKIM DOES	A. Failed controller. (If the	A. Order replacement controller
NOT WORK	AUTOFILL functions correctly,	from FASC or distributor.
(AUTOFILL functions	the only cause possible is a failed
correctly.)	controller.)
	A. Failed controller.	A. Order replacement controller
WATER WILL NOT	Test: If another controller known	from FASC or distributor.
BOIL
(Cookpot verified to	to be working is available,
be full of water with	substitute the working controller
Boil Mode selected,	for the suspect controller. If the
i.e., left indicator is lit	unit begins to fill, the controller
and burners are lit.)	has failed.
	B. Failed temperature probe.	B. Call FASC.
	A. Controller out of adjustment.	A. Adjust controller in accordance
		with procedure in Chapter 4.
	B. Failed controller.	B. Order replacement controller
	Test: If another controller known	from FASC or distributor.
WATER BOILS IN
	to be working is available,
SIMMER MODE
	substitute the working controller
	for the suspect controller. If the
	unit begins to fill, the controller
	has failed.
	B. Failed/shorted temperature probe.	C. Call FASC.

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