PARRY PDGFP Installation Instructions Manual Download Page 11

 

INSTRUCTION REF: IN145            
ISSUE No.  2  
DATE 25.02.09 
Page 11 of 13 

 

 

 

www.parry.co.uk 

 

MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE 

Servicing is recommended every 6-12 months depending on usage. All service or repair 
work  must  be  carried  out  by  a  competent  gas  engineer.  Failure  to  do  this  could 
invalidate your warranty. 
 

ROUTINE MAINTENANCE 

To be done by engineer 
 
1)

 

Ensure fryer is filled with oil. 

 

2)  Fit pressure gauge to multifunction valve and go through lighting procedure, check  
     flame failure device opens in no more than 30 seconds.  
 
3) Turn thermostat to 150°C and check that the pressure at the test point is: 

 

NATURAL  GAS 

20mb (  8”    W.G.) 

PROPANE GAS 

37mb (14”    W.G.) 

BUTANE    GAS 

28mb (11.2” W.G.) 

Adjust governor if necessary. 
 
Only leave burner on for a minimum amount of time to ensure fryer does not get too 
hot. 
 

4) Turn the thermostat to off and ensure both burners extinguish completely within 3-4   
     seconds. 
 
5)

 

Turn the thermostat on again to 150°C and ensure both burners cross light smoothly  

      from the pilot. 
 
6)

 

Check  burner  flames  are  uniform  and  there  is  no  spillage  of  the  flames  away  from 
the heat exchanger. 

 
7)  Turn the thermostat off and blow out the pilot. Check that the flame failure valve   
     closes within 60 seconds. This can be done by feel or sound. 
 
9)

 

Turn off the gas, remove pilot and withdraw burner assembly, clean the burner parts   

      and ensure the injectors are clear. 
 

10)

 

Reassemble the pilot and main burners. 

 
11)

 

Go through the lighting up procedure, turn the thermostat to 150°C and allow to heat 

Summary of Contents for PDGFP

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION REF IN145 ISSUE No 2 DATE 25 02 09 Page 1 of 13 www parry co uk INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS USER INSTRUCTIONS PARAGON GAS FRYER MODEL PDGF PDGFP...

Page 2: ...ensure the correct ventilation requirements are met Attention should also be drawn to the need for regular servicing In normal use parts of the catering equipment may become hot suitable precautions m...

Page 3: ...WARNING DO NOT LIGHT BURNERS WHEN THE PAN IS EMPTY 1 Open the compartment door ensure the drain valves are closed and check the level of cooking oil between maximum and minimum markings The oil requir...

Page 4: ...ill prolong the life of the oil CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS The appliance should be cleaned with hot water and a mild detergent DO NOT USE ABRASIVES 1 Isolate the appliance from the gas supply 2 Allow oil t...

Page 5: ...again Leave it for 30 seconds before repeating the 5 10 seconds cycle Continue to repeat until the fat has melted so that any remaining unmelted pieces are free floating then turn the thermostat to th...

Page 6: ...avoid splashing of the oil or fat and prevent the fish sinking and sticking to the base of the pan Cooking Chart the following chart is for guidance only Maximum basket load not to exceed 3 lbs FOOD...

Page 7: ...the temperature of the oil or fat as recommended by the supplier Do not overload the fryer Remove the crumbs or pieces floating on the surface of the oil When using frozen foods follow the food manuf...

Page 8: ...ions secure Yes No Is there gas at the point when holding control knob in the pilot position Tighten connection Yes Very little No Check overtemperature stat for open circuit Check supply Check supply...

Page 9: ...temperature stat operates Is the temperature over 220 C Yes No Does the control stat operate on temp rise when set point is low 100 C Replace control stat Yes No Check calibration of control stat See...

Page 10: ...7kw PROPANE GAS G31 37mbar 24 80kw BUTANE GAS G30 28mbar 24 80kw G25 25mbar 25 00kw G25 20mbar 24 00kw TOTAL GAS RATE NATURAL GAS G20 20mbar 2 45 M hr PROPANE GAS G31 37mbar 0 94 M hr BUTANE GAS G30...

Page 11: ...BUTANE GAS 28mb 11 2 W G Adjust governor if necessary Only leave burner on for a minimum amount of time to ensure fryer does not get too hot 4 Turn the thermostat to off and ensure both burners exting...

Page 12: ...fryer 2 Remove screws from mounting bracket 3 Remove the thermostat gland nut 4 Release thermostat phial from clip inside tank 5 Pull stat through tank there will be some resistance felt due to the pa...

Page 13: ...t in reverse order SPARES LIST PDGF FRYER No off PARTS DESCRIPTION PART No 2 MULTI FUNCTION GAS VALVE VALVE7000 2 PILOT ASSEMBLY C W ELECTRODE PILOT7000 2 SAFETY LIMIT THERMOSTAT TMSTL7000 2 THERMOCOU...

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