Atosa ATFS-50 - User Manual

Questions and Answers

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Olivia Hansen DDSAug 8, 2025
What to do if the Atosa ATFS-50 ignites the pilot light but not the main fire?
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  Robert BlackAug 8, 2025
  If your Atosa Fryer pilot light ignites but the main fire doesn't, it could be due to several reasons. First, check if there's sufficient gas pressure in the pipe; if not, contact your local gas supplier. Second, the main fire nozzle might be blocked, in which case you should dredge the nozzle. Third, the gas control valves may be faulty and need replacement. Fourth, the pilot light and main fire might be too far apart; adjust their distance. Finally, the pilot light flame might be too low, so adjust its height.
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abarnesAug 27, 2025
What to do if I close the gas and hear a sound of fire in my Atosa ATFS-50?
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  Dawn ArnoldAug 28, 2025
  If you close the gas and hear a sound of fire in your Atosa Fryer, it could be due to insufficient gas pressure in the pipe, in which case you should contact the local gas supply department. Alternatively, the nozzle aperture might not match the gas resources, requiring an adjustment of the nozzle diameter. Another cause could be insufficient flow in the connection pipe, so increase the pipe’s allowable flow. Finally, the damper opening degree might be too large; adjust the damper to resolve this.
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James FigueroaSep 10, 2025
Why is there yellow flame and black smoke coming from my Atosa ATFS-50 Fryer?
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  Michael RoweSep 12, 2025
  Yellow flame and black smoke in your Atosa Fryer can be caused by several factors. One potential cause is using the wrong type of gas; try changing the gas. Another reason could be a mismatch between the nozzle aperture and the gas resources, so adjust the nozzle diameter. Insufficient air for ignition is another possibility; increase the damper opening degree. Lastly, during peak gas usage, the gas sources may fluctuate, so turn down the valve flow and increase it after the peak.