How to fix a Pitco Fryer when the computer does not turn on?
If the computer on your Pitco Fryer does not turn on and nothing is displayed, it could be due to a couple of reasons. First, the main circuit breaker might be turned off. Locate the correct building circuit breaker and cycle it OFF and then back ON. Second, the fryer fuse might be blown, in which case you should call an Authorized Service Technician.
Why won't my Pitco SE Fryer turn on and the display shows 'OFF'?
If the computer display on your Pitco Fryer shows "OFF" and cannot be turned "ON", it may be due to a bad computer. To attempt a reset, locate the correct building circuit breaker and turn it OFF and back ON again. If this does not reset the computer, call an Authorized Service Technician.
What to do if the Pitco SE Fryer heat light is on but the elements don't heat?
If the computer heat light comes on but the elements do not heat in your Pitco Fryer, it may be that the Hi-Limit has tripped if the oil is hot. Allow the oil to cool down, reset the Hi-Limit, and then turn the computer OFF and back ON again.
What to do if the Pitco SE Fryer drain valve is open but the oil is draining slowly?
If the Pitco Fryer's drain valve is open, but the oil drains slowly or not at all, it could be due to two reasons. First, the green drain valve might not be fully open; try applying a little more pressure to open it completely. Second, the drain might be plugged with debris. Use the clean out rod to clear the drain valve from inside the fry vat. If the blockage persists, close the green drain valve and clear the main drain line. Be careful, as hot oil may come out when removing the cap. Remove the two wing nuts from the end cap and use the clean out rod to clear the main drain tube. Reinstall the end cap, gasket, and screws, tightening them carefully. Finally, clean the drain, replace the access cover, and secure it with thumb screws.
Why is the Pitco Fryer RED return valve open but there is no pump sound?
If the RED return valve is open, but no pump sound can be heard in your Pitco Fryer, there are several potential causes. First, ensure the RED return valve is fully open by pulling slightly on its handle. Second, the filter circuit breaker might be tripped; check behind the door of the left-hand fryer and reset it if necessary. Third, the filter motor's thermal overload may be tripped; push the RED reset button located on the end of the filter motor, behind the door of the left-hand fryer. Lastly, the sensor switch might be loose; try tightening the mounting screws, and if that's not possible, call an Authorized Service Agency.
What to do if Pitco SE Fryer shows 'DRAINING' after closing the drain valve?
If the Pitco Fryer's drain valve is closed and the computer has been reset, but the display still shows "DRAINING" or "TURN OFF", it could be due to the following reasons. The green drain valve might not be fully closed; try applying a little more pressure to close the valve completely. Alternatively, the sensor switch may be loose; if the mounting screws are loose, try tightening them. If this is not possible, call an Authorized Service Agency.
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Warrants Intellifry Computer for 2 years; customer covers shipping after year 1.
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Inspect for damage, report claims within 15 days, conform to local codes.
Maintain minimum clearances and ensure proper ventilation system.
Level fryers using caster screws for proper operation under the hood.
Ensure correct oil level using fill lines for liquid or solid shortening.
Turn fryer ON using control keys; monitor heating and computer control.
Press OFF key to cease heating; cover fry tank when not in use.
Assemble filter pan, paper, support screen, and retaining frame correctly.
Use drain spout and valve to empty fryer tank into a suitable container.
Use drain spout and valve to empty fryer tank into a container.
Replace filter media following step-by-step instructions for optimal filtration.
Overview of product keys for temperature, time, and program control.
Instructions for entering and setting temperatures for first level programming.
Accessing upper level programming via program key and password.
Configure scale, pass word, language, melt cycle, and timers.
Explanation of controller buttons and their respective functions.
Instructions for accessing and performing lower level programming.
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