Frymaster FilterQuick Series, Technical Reference Manual

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ciency Gas
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The gap left when a non-Cap-N-
Splash fryer is installed in a Cap-N-
Splash hood is shown (above).
A fryer is shown in a universal hood
(above). This installation requires a
gas fryer to retain a spacer (below)
that is attached at the factory. Installa-
tion in a Cap-N-Splash hood requires
the removal of the spacer and the
Cap-N-Splash locking device must be
in place.
Gas fryer hood spacer
for universal hood instal-
lations. It is removed for
Cap-N-Splash installa-
tions.
• Don’t install
a non-Cap-N-
Splash fryer into
a Cap-N-Splash
hood. It can’t be
rigged to work
and both the fryer
and the hood can
be damaged.
• Another con-
tributor to fryer-hood matchup confusion is a spacer
on the back of gas fryers, which has to be removed
for a Cap-N-Splash installation. It stays in place in a
universal hood.
The rim encircling the frypots and attaching
to the backsplash is shown raised (above).
A new style Cap-N-Splash, introduced in 2015.