Henny Penny EVOLUTION ELITE EEE-182

Questions and Answers

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Amber DavisAug 2, 2025
What to do if my Henny Penny EVOLUTION ELITE EEE-182 is completely inoperative even when the power switch is ON?
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  Mr. Samuel Oliver DDSAug 2, 2025
  If your Henny Penny Fryer is completely inoperative even when the power switch is ON, it suggests an open circuit. Here's what you can do: * Ensure the fryer is properly plugged in. * Check the breaker or fuse at the supply box. * For non-US locations, check if the breakers in the fryer have tripped open. If so, open the left door and reset the breaker on the fryer.
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Douglas DunnAug 13, 2025
Why won't my Henny Penny EVOLUTION ELITE EEE-182 Fryer oil heat up, but the lights are on?
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  Jessica DavisAug 13, 2025
  If the lights are on but the oil isn't heating up in your Henny Penny Fryer, it might be because all the power cords are not plugged in. This unit requires two power cords; ensure that both are properly connected.
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Nicole WaltersAug 23, 2025
What to do if my Henny Penny EVOLUTION ELITE EEE-182 shows control error code “E-10”?
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  Zachary MontgomeryAug 23, 2025
  If your Henny Penny Fryer displays the control error code “E-10”, it indicates an open high limit circuit. Allow the unit to cool down for 15-20 minutes, then reset the high limit switch located on the inside of the left-hand door. If the high limit switch does not reset, it will need to be replaced.

Summary

Section 1. Troubleshooting

1-1. Introduction

Overview of troubleshooting information.

1-2. Safety

Explains safety symbols and hazard terms.

1-3. Troubleshooting

Steps to isolate and resolve malfunctions.

1-4. Error Codes

Lists error messages, causes, and corrections.

Section 2. Info & Filter Button Stats

2-1. Info Button Stats

View actual/set-point temp and recovery info.

2-2. Filter Button Stats

View cook cycles and last filter time/date.

Section 3. Information Mode

3-1. Information Mode Details

Access and use various information logs.

Section 4. Product Program Mode

4-1. Modifying Product Settings

Change product names, times, temps, and settings.

Section 5. Level 2 Programming

5-1. Special Program Mode

Advanced programming like language, audio, filter tracking.

5-2. Do Not Disturb

Program time periods to inhibit filter prompts.

5-3. Clock Set

Set date, time, and time format.

5-4. Advanced Diagnostic Modes

Explains diagnostic and program modes for internal use.

5-5. Tech Mode

Self-diagnostic information for technicians.

5-6. Stats Mode

View advanced operational information.

Section 6. Maintenance

6-1. Introduction

Introduces checkout and replacement procedures.

6-2. Maintenance Hints

Tips for using multimeter and checking components.

6-3. Preventive Maintenance

Regular maintenance tasks by frequency.

6-4. Control Panel & Menu Card Replacement

Guide to replacing control panel or menu card.

6-5. High Temperature Limit System

Function and replacement of high limit system.

6-6. Breakers

Reset and replace circuit breakers.

6-7. Main Power Switch

Function and replacement of main power switch.

6-8. Temperature Probe Replacement

Check and replace temperature probes.

6-9. Oil Channel Clean-Out

Clean clogged drain channels.

6-10. Element Safety Switch

Function and replacement of element safety switch.

6-11. Contactors

Function and replacement of contactors.

6-12. Solenoid Valves

Operation and replacement of solenoid valves.

6-13. Filter Pump & Motor

Pump failure causes and motor replacement.

6-14. JIB Pump

Function and replacement of JIB pump.

6-15. Express Filter PC Board

Function and replacement of Express Filter PC board.

6-16. Transformers

Transformer function and replacement.

6-17. Filter Motor Relay

Filter motor relay replacement.

6-18. Drain Pan Switch

Function and replacement of drain pan switch.

6-19. Filter Beacon

Filter beacon light replacement.

6-20. Oil Level Probes

Function and replacement of oil level probes.

6-21. Drain Rod Microswitch

Function and replacement of drain rod microswitch.

208;240 Volt Wiring Diagrams

Section 7. Parts Information

7-1. Introduction

Introduces replaceable fryer parts.

7-2. Genuine Parts

Emphasizes using genuine parts for quality and safety.

7-3. When Ordering Parts

Collect necessary information for ordering parts.

7-4. Prices

Obtain price lists from distributors.

7-5. Delivery

Process for receiving ordered parts.

7-6. Warranty

Details warranty terms for replacement parts.

7-7. Recommended Spare Parts for Distributors

Lists spare parts for distributors to stock.

Henny Penny EVOLUTION ELITE EEE-182 Specifications

General

Manufacturer	Henny Penny
Model	EVOLUTION ELITE EEE-182
Category	Fryer
Power Source	Electric
Power Type	Electric
Voltage	208-240 V
Type	Electric
Oil Capacity	30 lb
Temperature Range	200°F to 375°F
Frypot Capacity	18 lb