Anetsberger Brothers FFM-150 - Manual (Page 5)

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CAUTION
Never operate the filter unit unless the cooking oil or shortening in the
fryers has been brought up to cooking temperature.
WARNING
Always wear protective heat-resistant gloves when performing the filtering operation.
1. Before filtering the shortening in a fryer, turn the thermostat knob to “OFF” or the Gas Valve to
“PILOT” to prevent the fryer from re-lighting during filtering. On some models the system
automatically prevents the burners from lighting when the door of the fryer is open.
2. Roll filter under drain pipe extension on the fryer and slowly open drain valve (black handle), letting all
the shortening drain into the filter tank. Leave this valve open.
3. Hold hose assembly nozzle over the fryer kettle, turn on the pump switch and flush sediment out of the
fryer. While the system is cycling, use a long-handled cleaning brush to wipe the bottom of the fryer
and push excess crumbs through the drain and into the filter.
4. Allow the pump to run until the shortening returning into the fryer is clear. Then close drain valve
(black handle), and allow the fryer to refill.
DANGER
Never drain more than one fryer at a time – the filter pan may overflow.
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Note On Using Filter Powder
If filter powder is being used, add 1 cup of powder (for 14” fryers) or 2 cups (for 18” fryers) to
either the fry tank or the filter tank. If added to fry tank, make sure powder is completely flushed
during fry tank cleaning (Step 3) before closing drain valve (Step 4). If added to filter tank, the
powder will be removed when the filter envelope is changed and the filter tank is cleaned.
WARNING
When cleaning the inside of the frypot, do not damage the temperature and
hi-limit probes that protrude into the frypot.
If solid shortening is being used it is very important that all oil is allowed to flow back into
the vat and none is left in the hoses. Failure to do so could cause the pump to fail if the
oil solidifies in the line.
WARNING