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4.2.2002

 Rev.  2.1

Safety

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2.

Safety

2.1

Safety use of the appliance

The fryer should never be allowed to work empty.

Should this happen by mistake, the safety thermostat will cut off the fryer.

An overfilled basket or or filled with products that are too wet (eg. ice crystals on frozen
food) will make the oil froth and this will reduce the quqlity of the fried food!

If oil catches fire, use the cover to extinguish the flames. Put the main switch on 0 and pull
out the plug!

NEVER POUR WATER ONTO BURNING OIL !

To extinguish burning oil, it is necessary to have a fire extinguisher or a fixed extinguish-
ing system at hand.

Never move the fryer when it is hot!

Before taking out the regeneration container to change the oil, wait for the oil to cool
down to a max. of 100 °C.

Old and spoiled oil will more easily foam over catch fire.

2.2

Safety instructions in case of malfunction

In case of a breakdown, call the service.

However before contacting it, check:

That the fuse have not gone.

If the electric plug is pushed right

If the machine has been started correctly

If the oil level is correct

If the heating element is correctly in its place

Summary of Contents for FT4 Eco

Page 1: ...FRYER COUNTERTOP MODELS TYPE FT4 Eco FT6 Eco Installation and Operation Manual S N Rev 2 1...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...liance The instructions and hints in this manual will give you a quick and easy start and you will soon note how nice it is to use the Metos equipment All rights are reserved for technical changes You...

Page 4: ...4 2 2002 Rev 2 1...

Page 5: ...in case of malfunction 2 3 Functional description 3 3 1 Operating principle 3 3 1 1 Construction 3 4 Operation instructions 4 4 1 Before using the appliance 4 4 1 1 Preparing the operation 4 4 2 Oper...

Page 6: ...4 2 2002 Rev...

Page 7: ...rized by the manufacturer and using original spare parts Not complying with the above may put the safety of the appliance in danger 1 1 Symbols used in the manual This symbol informs about a situation...

Page 8: ...plug NEVER POUR WATER ONTO BURNING OIL To extinguish burning oil it is necessary to have a fire extinguisher or a fixed extinguish ing system at hand Never move the fryer when it is hot Before taking...

Page 9: ...al description 3 1 Operating principle 3 1 1 Construction 1 Cover 2 Basket 3 Tank 4 Handle 5 Control box 6 Thermostat knob 7 Signal light orange 8 Heating element 9 Safety thermostat in control box 10...

Page 10: ...tion 4 2 1 Operation procedures Remove the cover 1 of the tank Remove the basket 2 out of the tank Fill the tank 3 with frying oil to the max level mark The Min Max mark is visible inside of the tank...

Page 11: ...ion use cold oil and pour it in very slowly to avoid splashing risk of burns Never mix fresh oil fat with old one During long breaks in frying reduce the temperature to 100 C to save energy and preser...

Page 12: ...When the oil has drained lift the elements carefully up from the tank and clean it with warm water and brush Don t damage the elements Pour the oil through filter into the oil collecting pan Lift up...

Page 13: ...lectrical connection of the machine must be done by an authorized person only accord ing to the local laws and rules Check that the supply voltage corresponds to the voltage specified in the rating pl...

Page 14: ...4 2 2002 Rev 2 1 Installation 8...

Page 15: ...2 1 Technical specifications 17 7 Technical specifications FT4 6 Eco wiring diagram valid until 29 11 1999 FT4 6 Eco wiring diagram valid from 30 11 1999 FT4 Eco insatallation drawing FT6 Eco installa...

Page 16: ...FT4 6 Eco wiring diagram valid until 29 11 1999...

Page 17: ...mostat Turvatermostaatti S kerhetstermostat Control thermostat Termostaatti Termostat Safety switch Turvakytkin S kerhetsbrytare Heating element L mmitysvastus V rme element Pilot light orange Heater...

Page 18: ...4 2 2002 Rev 2 1 Technical specifications 20 FT4 Eco insatallation drawing 167 203...

Page 19: ...4 2 2002 Rev 2 1 Technical specifications 21 FT6 Eco installation drawing 218 254...

Page 20: ...A 4 6kW Power 8 A 6 9kW Supply cable 4 3x1 mm Supply cable 6 4x1 5mm Supply cable 8 5x1 5mm Supply cable length 4 1 5m Supply cable length 6 8 2m Supply plugg 4 yes Supply plugg 6 8 no Weight nt 4 8...

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