8-2
FILTERING
The E Series is equipped with an auto filter
feature. Broaster Company recommends
this feature be enabled to filter after each
cook cycle, not to exceed 3 cook cycles.
DO NOT use filter pan to
transport HOT OIL. HOT
OIL could splash causing serious burns.
Be sure filter components are assembled
correctly. Correct order is (1) Filter Screen
on bottom of filter pan, (2) Filter Paper, (3)
Filter Hold Down, 3 cups of Bro-Clean filter-
ing media on top of filter paper and/or add
15 oz. of XL filtering compound to cooking
well, and (4) Filter Cover. For best results
change paper after each filter cycle.
1. Be sure filter pan, with components, is
installed under unit properly. Make
sure O-ring is installed on Riser Line
(5). Ensure that riser line is fully
inserted into suction line.
DO NOT open drain valve
while the controller is dis-
playing the Cook Screen.
2. In the event a manual filter is con-
ducted, go to the Filter Tab of the con-
troller and press the green Open Drain
Valve button and completely drain the
oil into the filter pan below. When there
is approximately 8" of oil left in the well
press the red Close Drain Valve button
and using the ramrod stir the oil in the
well to help prevent the crumbs from
obstructing the drain valve. While the
oil is moving open the drain valve and
completely drain the oil into the filter
pan below.
NOTE: The E Series has a drain clog
notification feature to indicate the
drain is clogged. If the drain valve
becomes obstructed with crumbs, use
ram rod to unblock valve.
3. When the oil is completely drained
from the well, press the Close Drain
Valve button then the Start Pump but-
ton and pump about 8" of clean oil into
the cooking well.
4. Being careful of HOT OIL and cooking
well components, use bottom brush to
scrub cooking well starting at the top
and cleaning downward. On electric
units, clean inside and between heat-
ing elements. Use element brush to
clean between cooking well and probe
guards. Be sure no crumbs cover tem-
perature sensor.
broaster.com Manual #21469 621 Rev 11/23
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