What to do if Henny Penny LVE-202 vat is under-filled?
If the vat of your Henny Penny Fryer is under-filled, the JIB might be low or empty, so fill the JIB. Alternatively, the JIB oil line may be clogged or collapsed, so check the JIB line. The filter pan may also need cleaning, so clean the filter pan and change the paper or pad.
How to unclog Henny Penny Fryer drain?
If the oil is not draining from the vat of your Henny Penny Fryer, the drain valve may be clogged with crumbs. Open the valve and use a straight white brush to force the crumbs through. Do not leave the brush in the drain valve. Also, the drain trough might be clogged; remove the right side panel, remove the plug from the end of the trough, and clean it.
How to troubleshoot a completely inoperative Henny Penny LVE-202?
If the Henny Penny Fryer is completely inoperative when the power switch is in the ON position, here are some things to check: * Ensure the unit is plugged in. * Check the breaker or fuse at the supply box. * Verify the voltage at the wall receptacle. * Inspect the MAIN POWER switch and replace it if it's defective. * Examine the cord and plug. * Reset the circuit breakers in the fryer. * Reset the transformer circuit breaker.
Why is the oil foaming or boiling over in my Henny Penny LVE-202 Fryer?
If the oil in your Henny Penny Fryer is foaming or boiling over, consider the following: * **Water in oil**: At the end of a cook cycle, drain and clean the vat, then add fresh oil. * **Improper or bad oil**: Ensure you're using the recommended oil. * **Improper filtering**: Refer to the oil filtering procedure. * **Cold zone full of crumbs**: Filter the oil. * **Improper rinsing after cleaning**: Thoroughly rinse the vat to remove any cleaning agent.
Why is the filter motor running but pumping oil slowly in my Henny Penny LVE-202?
If the filter motor runs but pumps oil slowly in your Henny Penny Fryer, try these solutions: * **Filter line connections loose:** Tighten the filter line connections. * **Drain pan o-rings damaged or missing:** Install new o-rings. * **Filter paper or pad clogged:** Change the filter paper or pad.
What does the “CHANGE FILTER PAD” prompt mean on my Henny Penny LVE-202?
If the “CHANGE FILTER PAD” prompt appears on your Henny Penny Fryer, the following could be the reason: * The pad has not been changed within a 24 hr period, or the main power switch was turned off during filter pad change. Replace the pad with a NEW filter pad with the main power switch on. Note: For 24/7 stores, replace the filter twice a day. * The drain pan microswitch is stuck. Check the microswitch.
What does error code “E-5” mean on my Henny Penny Fryer?
If your Henny Penny Fryer displays “E-5”, the heating circuits and temperature probe should be checked. Turn the switch to the OFF position, then turn it back to ON.
What does error code E-31 mean on my Henny Penny Fryer?
If your Henny Penny Fryer shows a control error code “E-31”, it means the elements are up. Lower the elements back into the vat to resolve this issue.
Why is Henny Penny LVE-202 filter motor pumping oil slowly?
If the filter motor of your Henny Penny Fryer runs but pumps oil slowly, check for loose filter line connections and tighten them. The filter paper or pad may also be clogged, so try changing it.
Why Henny Penny LVE-202 Fryer filter motor won't run?
If the filter motor on your Henny Penny Fryer is not running, first ensure the power cord for vat #1 is plugged into the receptacle. Also check if the breakers in the fryer have tripped and reset them by opening the left door. If those aren't the issue, the thermal reset button on the rear of the pump motor may be tripped. Allow time for the motor to cool, remove the JIB, and then use a screwdriver to press hard against the button until it clicks.
General| Brand | Henny Penny |
|---|---|
| Model | LVE-202 |
| Category | Fryer |
| Language | English |
Overview of the Henny Penny open fryer as a basic food processing unit for commercial use.
Highlights the need for regular maintenance and cleaning of the fryer as per manual instructions.
Provides contact information for local distributors and Henny Penny Corp. for support.
Explains safety features, symbols (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE), and their usage for hazard indication.
Overview of installation and unpacking instructions for the Henny Penny LVE fryer.
Step-by-step guide for safely unpacking the fryer, noting shipping damage.
Guidance on choosing an optimal location for the fryer for operation, speed, and convenience.
Instructions on how to properly level the fryer using its adjustable casters.
Requirements for fryer location regarding adequate exhaust hood or ventilation system.
Procedure for adjusting the fryer's top cap height or removing it for specific installations.
Instructions for removing the rear shroud for certain installations (UH SERIES).
Details on power supply, grounding, circuit breakers, and bonding for safe electrical connections.
Provides physical dimensions of the fryer models, including width, depth, and height.
Procedure to verify communication between the fryer's LonWorks control and the store's computer console.
Identifies and explains the functions of various controls and indicators on the fryer's panel.
Guides through initial setup options like language, zone, temperature format, and fryer type.
Instructions for filling the fryer vat with oil, including capacities and procedures for RTI systems.
Steps to follow for starting the fryer each day, including oil level check and Melt Cycle.
Explains how to cook products using the dedicated display mode, including timer functions.
Details how to cook products using the multi-product display mode, requiring product selection.
Procedure to switch between breakfast and lunch product settings on a dedicated display.
Guide to switching the fryer display mode from multi-product to dedicated.
Guide to switching the fryer display mode from dedicated to multi-product.
Procedure to change products in multi-product mode with varying temperature requirements.
Explanation of the automatic oil level monitoring and replenishment system.
Details on the automatic filtering process, including prompts and error handling.
Instructions for cleaning and replacing the filter pad and performing filter maintenance.
Procedure for draining and disposing of oil from the vat using the RTI system.
Procedure for draining and disposing of oil from the vat using the rear disposal system.
Instructions for draining oil using an oil discard shuttle.
Procedure for draining oil using rear systems without RTI.
Step-by-step guide for removing, cleaning, and replacing the filter pad.
Instructions for removing and cleaning the fryer's basket rest.
How to access and view fryer information and statistics using the INFO button.
Explains how to view filter-related statistics using the FILTER buttons.
How to view oil temperature data using the TEMP buttons.
Accessing and reviewing historical fryer and operator performance data.
Procedure for changing product names, cook times, temperatures, and IDs.
Setting up blocking periods for automatic filtering prompts based on time of day.
Instructions for performing the deep cleaning procedure for the fryer vats.
Accessing and configuring fryer settings similar to initial start-up.
Adjusting advanced product parameters like load compensation and PC factor.
How to access and view the fryer's error code history.
Procedure for changing access passwords for various operational modes.
Configuring alert tones and their volumes for fryer notifications.
Setting the number of cook cycles before the fryer suggests filtering.
Setting the idle time before the fryer suggests filtering.
A guide listing common problems, their causes, and suggested corrections.
Lists error codes displayed by the fryer, their causes, and correction procedures.
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