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SECTION I
GRS SERIES (ONLY) SERVICE CHECKS

WARNING:

UNPLUG FRYER BEFORE SERVICING.

WARNING:

SHUT OFF GAS BEFORE SERVICING.

WARNING:

CERTAIN PROCEDURES IN THIS SECTION REQUIRE ELECTRICAL TEST OR
MEASUREMENTS WHILE POWER IS APPLIED TO THE FRYER.  EXERCISE EXTREME
CAUTION AT ALL TIMES.  IF TEST POINTS ARE NOT EASILY ACCESSIBLE, DISCONNECT
POWER, ATTACH TEST EQUIPMENT AND REAPPLY POWER TO TEST.

CONTROL SYSTEM OVERVIEW:
1.

The thermopile (T.P.) provides the total control voltage for this system.
A. One side of the T.P. is  connected to the common (C) of the  high limit (H.L.).
B. The other side of  the T.P. is connected to the normal open (N.O.) of the H.L.
C. The "C" of a the H.L. (below the H.L. trip temperature.) is connected through the

normally closed (N.C.) contact of the H.L. through wire #3 to the combination valve
pilot connection (common).

D. The other side of the pilot valve is connected through wire #4 to wire #1 to H.L. N.O.

which holds the pilot valve voltage, closing the gas valve.

2.

The thermostat controls heat to the fryer.
A. One side of the millivolt supply is connected through the H.L. system as described

above to the thermostat common (wire #2 ) of the combo valve.

B. The other side of the T.P. is connected from the "N.O." of the high limit to the

thermostat through wire #1.

C. When the thermostat calls for heat (closed circuit) power from the T.P. is then

connected to the other combination valve thermostat connection through wire #2.

D. If the H.L. trips, the T.P. is connected across the 0 OHMS, the output voltage of

the T.P. drops to 0.0 millivolts and the thermostat coil of  the combination (combo)
valve drops out shutting the thermostat valve.

3.

Total shutdown
A. High limit trip causes 0.0 millivolts to both coils of the combo valve, causing both

valves to close.

B. Pilot relight cannot be accomplished until oil cools sufficiently to allow H.L. to close.
C. Any wire in the system being cut or broken will cause shutdown of the system.

QUICK SYSTEMS CHECK:

1.

Check MV at wire #'s1&3 and with pilot lighting procedure.
A. If good and pilot lights, then pilot combination combo and H.L. are good.
B. If 0 volts (pilot will not stay lit), check H.L. and open circuit T.P. If good (300MV)

check H.L.  If the H.L. is good replace the combo valve.

C. Check for voltage at disconnected T.P. If 0 volts, replace T.P.  If good (300MV)

check H.L.  If H.L. good, replace combo valve.

2.

Turn "On" thermostat-burners should light.
A. If no burner operation, check:
     -Voltage at combo valve. If voltage is good replace valve.
     - Pilot relight cannot be accomplished until oil cools sufficiently to allow H.L. to close.
B. If 0 volts, check voltage between wire #2 of combo valve and of the thermostat.
     If  good, check resistance of thermostat and wire #3.  If no voltage, check

resistance of thermostat and wire #4.  If no voltage, check resistance of wire #1 to "N.O."
of high limit.

Summary of Contents for GRC25

Page 1: ...MPANY P O BOX 696 LOUISVILLE KY 40201 0696 TEL 502 778 2791 FORM 30912 1 95 MODEL GRD35 GRS GRD AND GRC 25 35 45 65 AND 85 MODEL FRYERS MODEL ML 52077 ML 52078 ML 52079 ML 52080 ML 52081 ML 52082 ML 52306 ML 52307 ML 52139 ML 52308 ...

Page 2: ... SHUT DOWN UNITS AT MAIN SHUT OFF VALVE AND CONTACT THE LOCAL GAS COMPANY OR GAS SUPPLIER FOR SERVICE FOR YOUR SAFETY DO NOT STORE OR USE GASOLINE OR OTHER FLAMMABLE VAPORS OR LIQUIDS IN THE VICINITY OF THIS OR ANY OTHER APPLIANCE WARNING IMPROPER INSTALLATION ADJUSTMENT ALTERATION OR MODIFICATION SERVICE OR MAINTENANCE CAN CAUSE PROPERTY DAMAGE INJURY OR DEATH READ THE INSTALLATION OPERATING AND ...

Page 3: ...e rating plate stating model number serial number manufacturing date gas type voltage and amperage is located on the inside fryer door panel SERVICE WARNINGS Hot oil and parts can cause burns use care when servicing this appliance If fryer is pulled from the installation area for servicing reinstall the fryer at least 16 away form any open flame appliance with back and sides of fryer 6 away from c...

Page 4: ...er burners operate in conjunction with a combination gas valve pressure regulator Verify that the valve is set for a rating of 4 Water Column for Natural Gas and 10 Water Column for Propane Gas Verify that the facility pressure is at least 5 Water Column for Natural Gas and 11 Water Column for Propane Also verify that the gas connection pipe line is at least 1 2 for a single body fryer and 1 1 14 ...

Page 5: ...what is stated in these steps replace the switch SIGNAL LIGHT 1 With unit power connected follow steps for Removal of Cooker Control Panel except do not disconnect the control panel electric supply wire harness 2 Turn power switch on 3 If light fails to illuminate with a voltage meter measure for voltage of between 110 and 120 volts across the light connections If voltage is not found replace ligh...

Page 6: ...the pyrometer and retighten knob 8 Check temperature cycling again to insure proper calibration BASKET LIFT MICRO SWITCH Option 1 Follow steps 1 6 under Removal of Basket Lift Back 2 Remove switch wiring Engage the switch and with an ohm meter check for continuity across the common and normally open circuits If continuity is not shown replace the switch BASKET LIFT MOTOR Option 1 Follow steps 1 6 ...

Page 7: ...at will be serviced 3 With a pipe wrench open the plugged end of the tube up 4 Insert the clean out rod supplied with the fryer into the opening 5 Push the rod in and out of the tube to clear any debris that may be clogging the tube 6 If clean out rod is not long enough a plumber s snake may be required to dislodge a clog ...

Page 8: ...sed circuit power from the T P is then connected to the other combination valve thermostat connection through wire 2 D If the H L trips the T P is connected across the 0 OHMS the output voltage of the T P drops to 0 0 millivolts and the thermostat coil of the combination combo valve drops out shutting the thermostat valve 3 Total shutdown A High limit trip causes 0 0 millivolts to both coils of th...

Page 9: ...urner are solid and that there is not any damage to the wiring If damage is detected either replace the ignitor assembly or the ignitor wire with no 14 18 gauge moisture resistant thermoplastic insulated wire with a min 105 degrees C 221 degrees F rating 5 Check the ceramic flame rod insulator of the ignitor for cracks or evidence of extreme heat If one or both of these conditions are found replac...

Page 10: ...s are open that supply tubing and pressure are good and pilot orifice is not blocked 2 Check electrical connections between module and pilot operator on gas combo valve 3 With volt meter check for 24Vac across PV MV PV terminals on module If voltage is good replace the combo valve If voltage is bad replace the module BURNER CHECK Main burner will not light 1 Check for 24Vac across the MV MV PV ter...

Page 11: ...rrow keys to choose the following VER XXX DISPLAY TEST KEYPAD TEST Pressing EXIT while in the SYSTEM TESTS menu will exist the system test mode and return the computer to the NORMAL operating mode SOFTWARE VERSION The display message VERXXX tells the version of the software that is installed into the computer XXX is a code representing the software revision level The last two digits represent mino...

Page 12: ...RUCTION Follow step 1 only if complete disassembly of panel is necessary Otherwise begin with step 2 1 Remove the thermostat knob from the control panel and disengage the 2 screws holding the thermostat to the panel Fig 1 2 With a 1 4 socket remove 2 8 hex head screws located in the top left and right hand corners of the control panel Fig 1 Fig 1 3 With a 1 4 socket remove 2 8 sheet metal screws f...

Page 13: ...ct basket lift applicable or main wire harness before removing the control panel and fryer door Fig 3 CONTROL PANEL SOLID STATE CONSTRUCTION 1 Follow steps 2 3 under Standard Millivolt Construction Fig 4 2 Disconnect basket lift if applicable and main wire harness before removing the control panel and fryer door Fig 4 3 Reinstall panel by reversing steps 1 2 ...

Page 14: ...nstruction and disconnect the computer power wiring harness Figs 5 Figs 5 2 To remove the computer disengage 6 6 32 nuts from the back of the control panel Fig 6 Fig 6 3 Reinstall the computer panel by reversing steps 2 3 NOTE To avoid breakage do not over tighten the 6 32 nuts ...

Page 15: ...he housing to the fryer body sides Fig 7 Fig 7 3 Note and disconnect any wiring harnesses from the housing If millivolt fryer pull the thermostat wire through the access hole in the box Fig 8 Millivolt construction pull thermostat wire Solid state disconnect wire harness through the access hole in the box Fig 8 4 Pull housing from the fryer ...

Page 16: ... the tank 2 Follow steps 1 3 under Removal of Control Panel Standard Millivolts Figs 9 3 Remove 2 wires from the thermostat Figs 9 5 From inside tank remove 4 8 screws using a 1 4 socket to disassemble the thermostat bulb and hi limit clamps Fig 10 Fig 10 ...

Page 17: ...bottom of the tank With a 5 16 wrench remove the thermostat packing nut and with an 11 16 wrench remove the thermostat bulb holding nut Fig 11 Fig 11 6 Pull the thermostat bulb from the fryer through the tank bottom Fig 12 Fig 12 7 Install new thermostat by reversing steps 1 6 Holding Nut Packing Nut ...

Page 18: ... screwdriver loosen the set screw in the potentiometer knob Fig 13 Fig 13 3 Pull the knob off of the panel 4 With a 1 2 wrench remove the potentiometer holding nut from the front of the control panel Fig 14 Fig 14 5 Remove the pot wires from the wire harness assembly 6 Install new pot by reversing steps 1 5 Set Screw ...

Page 19: ...rmistor probe hardware in the bottom of the fryer tank Refer to Removal of Burner 3 With a 1 2 wrench remove the thermistor packing nut Figs 15 Figs 15 4 With an 11 16 wrench remove the potentiometer retaining nut from the bottom of the tank With a 1 4 socket from inside the fryer tank remove 2 8 sheet metal screws Figs 16 Figs 16 Retaining Nut ...

Page 20: ...ter to the panel with a 1 4 socket Fig 17 Fig 17 3 Install new computer by reversing 1 2 Use loctite and do not over tighten screws REMOVAL OF INDICATOR LIGHTS 1 Follow steps 1 2 under Control Panel Solid State 2 From the rear of the control panel unscrew the wire cap of light to be replaced 3 Squeeze the tabs on both sides of the indicator light being replaced and pull the light out through the f...

Page 21: ...lid State 2 From rear of control panel note and remove wire leads from the rocker switch terminals Fig 19 Fig 19 3 Press tabs on both sides of the switch and push the switch through the front of the control panel Fig 20 Fig 20 4 Reinstall new switch by reversing steps 1 3 ...

Page 22: ...g from the fryer 2 Open fryer door and disengage hi limit wire harness located below the control housing to the left side of the fryer Fig 21 Fig 21 3 With a flat blade screwdriver note and remove 3 wire leads from the high limit Fig 22 Fig 22 ...

Page 23: ...Remove 2 8 sheet metal screws from the bracket holding the limit in place Fig 23 Fig 23 5 From inside the fryer tank with a 1 4 socket remove 4 8 screws and holding brackets for the limit bulb Fig 24 Fig 24 ...

Page 24: ...emoval of Burner and take out any burner in the way of the limit bulb packing and retaining nuts 7 With a 5 16 wrench remove the limit packing nut from the tank bottom Fig 25 Fig 25 8 With an 11 16 wrench remove the limit retaining nut from the tank bottom Fig 26 Fig 26 ...

Page 25: ...MOPILE STANDARD MILLIVOLT SYSTEM 1 Follow steps 1 3 under Control Panel Standard Millivolt Construction 2 With a 1 4 socket disengage 4 8 hex head screws pull the thermostat wire from the housing and remove the control housing Figs 27 Fig 28 Figs 27 3 From the high limit disengage the closed and normally open thermopile wire leads Fig 28 ...

Page 26: ...val of burner and remove burners as required to access the thermopile bracket and its hardware 5 Slide the control housing heat shield down Fig 29 Fig 29 6 With a 1 2 wrench remove the pilot tubing from the pilot assembly Fig 30 Fig 30 ...

Page 27: ...t flat blade screwdriver remove the pilot assembly from the mounting bracket Fig 31 9 Reinstall new thermopile by reversing steps 1 8 Fig 32 Fig 31 8 With a 1 2 wrench remove the thermopile from the pilot assembly Fig 32 ...

Page 28: ...er remove the pilot assembly bracket from the fryer Figs 33 Figs 34 Figs 33 4 Install the new pilot by reversing steps 1 4 REMOVAL OF IGNITOR ASSEMBLY SOLID STATE AND ELECTRONIC IGNITION ONLY 1 Follow steps 1 3 under Control Panel Solid State Construction 2 Note and disengage wire harnesses with a 5 16 socket remove 4 screws securing the control housing to the fryer and pull the housing off of the...

Page 29: ...red to access the ignitor assembly for servicing 4 Slide the control housing heat shield down Fig 29 5 Remove the ignitor boot Fig 35 Fig 35 6 Follow steps 6 and 7 under Removal of Thermopile 7 With a 1 2 wrench remove the ignitor assembly 8 Install new pilot assembly by reversing steps 1 7 ...

Page 30: ...n fryer door and locate valve Fig 36 Fig 36 3 Follow steps 1 8 under the Removal of Burners and disassemble any burner obstructing your working area for the combo valve 4 Note and remove all combination valve wiring 5 With a 7 16 wrench loosen the pilot tube compression nut Fig 37 Fig 37 ...

Page 31: ...s applies to the fryer being serviced refer to steps 1 7 under Removal of Filter Discard Tubes 6 With a 3 4 wrench remove the gas line compression elbow fitting Fig 38 Fig 38 7 With channel locks disconnect union in gas line leading from combo valve to the burner manifold and lift valve out of the fryer Fig 39 Fig 39 Union Shown from Back of Fryer ...

Page 32: ...ter solution for gas leakage REMOVAL BURNER 1 Follow steps 1 3 under Removal of Control Housing Millivolts 2 In the GRD and GRC Series Fryer disconnect the control housing harness plug and remove the housing from the fryer For the GRS Series Fryer carefully lower the housing out of the way without removing or kinking the KX thermostat wiring 3 With a 5 16 socket remove 4 10 24 screws holding the h...

Page 33: ...the fryer is equipped for filtering the discard tube s may need to be disconnect at this point Refer to steps 1 7 under Removal of Discard Tube s 8 With 2 hands grasp the burner body and push it upward over the bullet nose pilot Then tilt the burner head back and pull the burner out of the fryer cabinet Fig 42 Fig 42 9 Reinstall burner by reversing steps 1 8 ...

Page 34: ...AL OF FILTER DISCARD TUBE S FILTER INTER PLUMB BATTERY FRYERS 1 Close all fryer drain ball valves 2 Place a shortening discard pan under section of the inter plumb being disconnected 3 With a 7 16 deep throat socket remove the discard tube clamp hardware and the stainless steel collar Retain all parts for reassembly Figs 44 Note GR85 and some filter interplumb fryers are equipped with flange mount...

Page 35: ...der the ball valve 6 With the 7 16 socket remove the clamp hardware securing the tube to the ball valve assembly Also if the tube extension section is located at the end of a battery to facilitate an RO Frymate using a 5 16 socket remove 1 bolt mounting the tube extension bracket to the fryer base frame Fig 46 Fig 46 Rubber Collar ...

Page 36: ... 47 Fig 47 3 From the front of the unit follow steps 1 5 under Removal of ignitor assembly 4 From rear of unit with 7 16 socket and wrench remove the 2 nuts and bolts holding the supply box to the unit base frame Fig 48 Note In the GR25 fryer the supply box is mounted vertically in the right rear corner of the appliance To lower the box remove the holding screw on the bracket Fig 48 ...

Page 37: ...ig 49 7 Reinstall housing by reversing steps 1 6 REMOVAL OF IGNITOR MODULE 1 Follow steps 1 3 under Control Panel Solid State Construction 2 Follow steps 1 5 under Removal of Supply Box Housing 3 With a 5 16 socket remove 2 screws and open the lid to the supply housing Fig 49 Fig 49 4 Note and remove all wiring from the ignitor module terminals Figs 50 Figs 50 ...

Page 38: ...odule by reversing steps 1 5 REMOVAL OF TRANSFORMER 1 Follow steps 1 6 for the Removal of the Supply Box Housing 2 Follow steps 1 2 under Access of Controls Inside the Supply Box 3 Disconnect all wiring associated with the transformer Note that C models will have 2 transformers Figs 52 S and D Models C Models Figs 52 ...

Page 39: ...umb is located in the rear of appliance housed in a junction box Disengage 2 screws mounting the cover to the box then remove the cord by following steps 3 5 below 1 Follow steps 1 6 under Removal of Supply Box 2 Follow steps 1 2 under Access of Controls Inside the Supply Box 3 From the rear of the box with a flat blade screwdriver remove 2 screws holding the cord mounting clamp to the box Figs 54...

Page 40: ...FT BACK OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES 1 Remove all baskets and basket support racks from tank 2 Drain appliance tank disconnect unit power and tipping restraint Move appliance to an area where the back is completely accessible 3 Remove the basket lift arm Fig 55 Fig 55 4 Remove 14 screws from the upper back of the basket assembly using a 1 4 socket Fig 56 Fig 56 ...

Page 41: ... the lift mechanism Fig 57 Fig 57 6 Disconnect the gas line and remove the lower basket lift back by disengaging 2 screws at each lower side of the cover and 2 screws from each lower back corner using a 1 4 socket Fig 58 Fig 58 ...

Page 42: ... lift rod to the lift bar Fig 59 Fig 59 3 With a 5 16 socket remove 6 screws from the rod mechanism holding bracket Fig 59 4 Install new lift rod assembly by reversing steps 1 3 REMOVAL OF BASKET LIFT MOTOR OPTIONAL ACCESSORY 1 Follow steps 1 6 under Removal of basket lift backs 2 Follow steps 1 2 under Removal of lift rod mechanism 3 Note and remove wiring from the cam switch Fig 60 Fig 60 ...

Page 43: ...43 4 With 5 16 socket remove 2 nut holding the cam lift bracket to the fryer back Fig 61 Fig 61 5 Remove motor wiring Fig 62 Fig 62 ...

Page 44: ...1 6 8 Make certain that all wiring is clear from motor cam shaft wire ties may be required REMOVAL OF BASKET LIFT CAM SWITCH OPTIONAL ACCESSORY 1 Follow steps 1 6 under Removal of Basket Lift Backs 2 Note and remove wiring With a standard flat blade screwdriver and a 5 16 wrench remove 2 screws and holding nuts from the cam switch Fig 64 3 Reinstall by reversing steps 1 2 Fig 64 ...

Page 45: ...1 2 wrench or socket remove the lift bar and cam assembly holding nut Fig 65 Fig 65 3 With an allen wrench loosen the cam set screw Fig 66 Fig 66 4 With an offset flat blade screwdriver remove the screws mounting the cam to the lift bar Fig 65 5 Pull the cam from the fryer Install new cam by reversing steps 1 5 ...

Page 46: ... If the fryer is equipped with automatic basket lifts the lift arm s must be removed from the fryer back before the tank can be removed 1 Remove fryer baskets and crumb screen Figs 67 Figs 67 2 Remove basket hanger Fig 68 Fig 68 ...

Page 47: ...k sections apart with a utility knife Fig 69 Fig 69 4 Follow steps 1 4 under Removal of KX Thermostat Millivolts or 1 2 under Removal of Control Panel Electronic Ignition as required for type fryer to be serviced If fryer is using KX thermostat secure the KX thermostat body between the fryer burners so that it will not fall when the tank assembly is lifted from the fryer Fig 70 Fig 70 ...

Page 48: ...rench remove 2 nuts from under base frame that secure the manifold assembly to the frame For S models with a 3 8 socket remove 1 screw securing the manifold Vee bracket to the base frame Fig 71 D and C Model Fryers S Model Fryers Fig 71 8 With a 5 16 socket remove 2 screws from the top flue area that secure the tank back to the flue wrap Fig 72 Fig 72 ...

Page 49: ... Fig 73 Fig 73 10 With 5 16 remove 4 screws holding the heat shield in place See Fig 48 11 Slide the heat shield down See Fig 48 12 If fryer is inter plumb equipped cut the wire ties holding the oil refill lines together Fig 74 If fryer is without inter plumb skip to step 15 Fig 74 ...

Page 50: ...50 13 Disconnect micro switch Fig 75 Fig 75 14 With a 13 16 wrench disconnect the oil refill coupling Fig 76 Fig 76 ...

Page 51: ... the tank assembly will not lift out of the unit Set the tank back into the fryer body and try to align the heat shield to keep the insulation from catching Fig 77 Fig 77 With tank now out side of the fryer body position the tank onto its back so that the component parts may be removed for reassembly onto the new tank 16 With a 1 2 socket loosen the bolts holding the burners and insulation box in ...

Page 52: ...52 17 Remove the burner insulation box Fig 79 Fig 79 18 With flat blade screwdriver remove the pilot bracket Fig 80 Fig 80 ...

Page 53: ...cing a D or C model with a 5 16 wrench remove the hi limit packing nut For S models use a 1 2 wrench Fig 81 Fig 81 20 With an 11 16 wrench remove the compression nut securing the limit bulb to the tank Fig 82 Fig 82 ...

Page 54: ...54 21 With an 1 2 wrench remove the thermistor or thermo bulb packing nut Fig 83 Fig 83 22 With an 11 16 wrench remove the compression nut holding the thermistor or thermo bulb to the tank Fig 84 Fig 84 ...

Page 55: ...e hardware and mounting clips holding the hi limit and thermistor thermostat bulb to the tank Figs 85 Figs 85 24 Pull both the termistor and hi limit probes through the tank bottom and remove them from the fryer Figs 86 Figs 86 High Limit Thermistor Thermo Bulb ...

Page 56: ...e manifold bracket to the tank assembly Fig 87 Fig 87 26 For fryers housing a filter station with a quick disconnect from the front of unit with a 7 16 socket and wrench remove the U bolt securing the disconnect line to the tank assembly Fig 88 Fig 88 ...

Page 57: ...57 27 Remove the pull rod handle Fig 89 Fig 89 28 With a 7 16 socket remove all the pull rod hardware from the micro switch assembly Fig 90 Fig 90 ...

Page 58: ...58 29 Pull the rod up through the mounting bracket and out of the fryer Fig 91 Fig 91 30 Pull the manifold assembly from the fryer Fig 92 Fig 92 ...

Page 59: ...59 31 With an adjustable wrench remove the elbow from the tank assembly Fig 93 Fig 93 32 With a 3 8 socket remove 2 nuts holding the oil return line to the tank assembly Figs 94 Figs 94 ...

Page 60: ...n pipe assembly from the tank Fig 95 Fig 95 34 With a 3 8 socket remove 4 screws securing the flue box to the tank assembly Fig 96 Fig 96 35 Reverse steps 16 34 to install parts removed from the tank onto the new tank 36 Reverse steps 1 15 to install the tank assembly ...

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