To Next PageTo Next PageWhat does it mean if M3000 Frymaster GEN II LOV BIGLA30 display shows TEMP PROBE FAILURE?
If the M3000 display on your Frymaster Fryer shows 'TEMP PROBE FAILURE', it indicates a problem with the temperature measuring circuitry, the probe itself, or damaged computer wiring. Shut the fryer down.
What to do if M3000 Frymaster GEN II LOV BIGLA30 Fryer display shows CHANGE FILTER PAD?
If the M3000 display on your Frymaster Fryer shows 'CHANGE FILTER PAD?', it means a filter error has occurred because the filter pad is clogged, a 25-hour filter pad change prompt has occurred, or a change filter pad prompt was ignored previously. Replace the filter pad, ensuring the filter pan has been removed from the fryer for at least 30 seconds. Do not ignore these prompts.
What to do if Frymaster GEN II LOV BIGLA30 computer locks up?
If the computer on your Frymaster Fryer locks up, try removing and then restoring power to the computer. If the issue continues, further assistance from your ASA may be required.
What does it mean if M3000 Frymaster GEN II LOV BIGLA30 Fryer displays IS VAT FULL? YES NO after a filtration?
If your M3000 Frymaster Fryer displays 'IS VAT FULL? YES NO' after filtration, it indicates a filter error. This can be due to a dirty or clogged filter pad, clogged filter pumps, improperly installed filter pan components, worn or missing O-rings, cold oil, or a filter pump thermal overload. Follow the instructions on pages 5-4 through 5-6 to clear the filter error.
What does it mean if M3000 Frymaster GEN II LOV BIGLA30 Fryer display shows IS DRAIN CLEAR?
If the M3000 display on your Frymaster Fryer shows 'IS DRAIN CLEAR?', it means the drain is clogged and oil couldn't drain. Clear the drain and press the 9 (1) YES button to resume filtration.
Why is my Frymaster GEN II LOV BIGLA30 operating normally, but recovery is slow when cooking?
Slow recovery during cooking with your Frymaster Fryer can be caused by a dirty or obstructed combustion air blower. Cleaning and adjustment of the blower may be needed.
What does it mean if M3000 Frymaster Fryer display shows HEATING FAILURE?
If the M3000 display on your Frymaster Fryer shows 'HEATING FAILURE', this message can appear during startup if there is air in the lines. Check that the gas valve is on. If the message continues, shut the fryer down.
What does it mean if M3000 Frymaster GEN II LOV BIGLA30 display shows hELP HI-2 or High limit failure?
If the M3000 display on your Frymaster Fryer shows 'hELP HI-2' or 'High limit failure', it indicates a failed high limit. You should shut the fryer down immediately.
What does it mean if M3000 Frymaster GEN II LOV BIGLA30 Fryer display shows REMOVE DISCARD?
If the M3000 display on your Frymaster Fryer shows 'REMOVE DISCARD', it means a product cook was started with a different setpoint than the current vat temperature. Remove and discard the product. Press the cook button under the display to clear the error, and reset the vat's setpoint before cooking.
What does it mean if M3000 Frymaster Fryer display shows RECOVERY FAULT and alarm sounds?
If the M3000 display on your Frymaster Fryer shows 'RECOVERY FAULT' and the alarm sounds, it means the recovery time has exceeded the maximum limit. Clear the error and silence the alarm by pressing the 9 button. The maximum recovery time for gas is 2:25.
Information for U.S. customers, computer FCC compliance, and Canadian standards.
Critical warnings regarding installation, maintenance, hazardous materials, and operational safety.
Warnings covering physical hazards, chemical exposure, flammability, and safe operational practices.
Details warranty coverage for fryer components, parts, and associated labor costs.
Specific warranty terms and coverage periods for frypots and combustion chambers.
Procedures for returning parts and conditions that may void the manufacturer's warranty.
Overview of the BIGLA30 series LOV™ gas fryers, their features, and general specifications.
Explains safety notations (CAUTION, WARNING, DANGER) used throughout the manual.
Details FCC compliance and computer-related information for the M3000 control system.
Defines qualified personnel required for installation, operation, and servicing of the equipment.
Provides definitions for qualified personnel and other technical terms used in the manual.
Essential requirements for safe, efficient, and trouble-free appliance operation.
Specifies required clearances and ventilation for proper fryer operation and safety.
Details compliance with national and local gas and electrical codes for installation.
Outlines requirements for proper grounding of electrical components for safety.
Steps to take before connecting gas supply, including essential safety precautions.
Procedures and safety warnings for connecting the fryer to the gas supply.
Guides for setting up, lighting, and shutting down the fryer safely and correctly.
Step-by-step instructions for safely lighting the fryer burners.
Explains basic operation, including M3000 computer use and filtration system.
Details the automatic oil refill system and its components for maintaining oil levels.
Introduction to the M3000 computer, its features, capabilities, and control interface.
Instructions for turning the fryer on/off, checking temperatures, and using basic controls.
Guides for cooking with multi-product and dedicated displays on the M3000 computer.
Steps for configuring fryer settings like language, temperature, time, and date formats.
Explains tasks like adding products, storing menu items, and oil management procedures.
Describes accessing and performing filter operations like draining, filling, and cleaning.
Details Level 1 and Level 2 programming for product setup, AIF, deep cleaning, and testing.
Covers INFO mode, filter stats, review usage, and last load data display for diagnostics.
Steps for cleaning and assembling the filter pan and its components before use.
Explains the automatic filtration feature, cycle prompts, and demand filtration.
Covers common AIF errors like incomplete filtration, clogged drains, and filter busy status.
Procedures for manually performing filtration and cleaning the filter system.
Daily tasks including inspection, cleaning of the fryer cabinet, and filtration system.
Weekly maintenance tasks such as cleaning behind fryers and cleaning the frypot.
Quarterly tasks including cleaning the combustion air blower assembly.
Semi-annual maintenance for gas valve vent tubes and oil level sensors.
Recommends annual inspections by qualified service personnel for fryers and filtration systems.
Guides on how to approach troubleshooting problems and when to contact service personnel.
Addresses problems like no display, heating failures, error messages, and computer lock-ups.
Solutions for filtration errors, clogged drains, filter pump issues, and filter busy conditions.
Explains various error codes displayed by the M3000 computer and their meanings for diagnosis.
Guidance on using bulk oil systems for filling and discarding oil with an RTI system.
Instructions for preparing the JIB system when using solid shortening, including melter setup.
Guidelines for operating the solid shortening melter and its associated systems for proper function.
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