Self-Help Guide
Motor runs but will not
pump oil.
Tub not set up properly.
Tub not connected to the motor
housing properly
Filter not connected inside of
cabinet
Valve not switched to “Oil to Fryer”
If there’s more than one fryer,
return valve not open.
Place components in tub per the following:
1.
Sump screen on the very bottom
2
. Filter paper over sump screen (Lie it flat
on the bottom, creasing the sides).
3
. Hold down ring (ensure paper is not
folded, lock hold down ring into place
ensuring a tight seal).
4.
Sprinkle Acidox powder evenly over filter
paper (1bag per 40 lbs. of oil).
5.
Crumb basket for large debris.
1.
Remove tub from the filter cart
completely by pulling the release handle
located on the bottom of the filter control
panel.
2.
Place the tub onto the filter cart by first
inserting the rear lip under the filter cart
frame and then laying down the front of
the tub flat onto the cart.
3.
Connect the tub to the motor housing by
pulling together the handles on the tub
and the handles on the motor housing
(NOTE: Verify tight connection by pushing
back on the tub).
1.
Ensure filter assembly is rolled straight
onto the rails inside of the cabinet.
2.
Push filter assembly back as far as
possible
3.
Ensure quick disconnect fitting on top of
filter connects automatically with quick
connect fitting inside of cabinet.
4.
Pull on filter lightly to ensure a tight
connection
1.
Set the black knob in the middle of the
filter control panel to the far right.
2.
Try to filter again.
1.
Open the door of the fryer you wish to
filter.
2.
Pull the return valve handle (small black
knob) out as far as possible.
3.
Attempt to filter again. When completed,
push the black knob in as far as possible
to close.
PROBLEM
PROBABLE
SOLUTION
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