To Next PageTo Next PageWhy Pitco SELVRF unit will not turn on and has no display?
The Pitco Desktop unit might not turn on due to several reasons: * There may be no power to the appliance. * The power cord could be unplugged. * The fuse(s) might be blown. To resolve this, check the circuit breaker, ensure the power cord is plugged in, and replace any blown fuses.
What to do if Pitco SELVRF display shows “PAN NOT IN PLACE ”?
If the Pitco Desktop display shows “PAN NOT IN PLACE,” it could be due to the filter pan not being installed, not installed properly, or the door being open. To resolve this: 1. Install the filter pan and retry. 2. Remove and reinstall the filter pan properly and retry. 3. Close the door and retry.
Why Pitco Desktop unit will not heat or controller displays “HEAT FAIL ”?
If your Pitco Desktop unit won't heat and the controller displays “HEAT FAIL,” it could be due to a few reasons: * The float switch might be stuck in the down position. * The hi-limit switch may have tripped. * The controller might be turned off. To fix this, ensure the float switch isn't stuck and that there is enough oil in the tank, reset the hi-limit switch, and turn the controller on.
What to do if Pitco SELVRF display shows “PAN NOT EMPTY ”?
If the Pitco Desktop display shows “PAN NOT EMPTY,” it means there is oil in the filter pan or debris is holding the filter pan float up. To fix this, remove the oil from the filter pan and retry. Also, remove any debris from the filter pan float and retry.
How to fix Pitco Desktop pump that runs but no oil is returning to the tank?
If the Pitco Desktop pump runs but no oil returns to the tank, possible causes include: * The filter pan is not installed properly. * The filter paper is clogged with debris. * The strainer cap is clogged with debris. * There are damaged or missing strainer cap or pickup block O-rings. * There is a clog in pump suction or return lines. * The pressure relief valve needs adjusting. To resolve this, properly install the filter pan, change the filter paper, remove and clean the strainer cap, replace the O-rings, remove any clogs, and adjust the pressure relief valve on the pump head.
What to do if Pitco SELVRF Desktop display shows “CHECK FILTER ”?
If the Pitco Desktop display shows “CHECK FILTER,” it indicates that the tank is not refilling from the filter pan. This could be because the filter motor is not running, the filter paper needs to be changed, or the strainer cap needs to be cleaned. Check these components to resolve the issue.
How to resolve Pitco SELVRF Desktop display showing “clear drain ”?
If the Pitco Desktop display shows “clear drain,” it means there is a clogged drain or the drain actuator thermal limit has tripped. You can use the provided clean out rod to remove the clog from the drain. Additionally, reset the thermal limit on the actuator.
Why Pitco SELVRF pump wont turn on?
If the Pitco Desktop pump won't turn on, it could be due to the following reasons: * The pump circuit breaker has tripped or is in the “Off” position. * The motor thermal limit has tripped. * There is no power to the filter motor. To solve this, turn on the circuit breaker, reset the motor thermal limit, plug in the unit, check the store circuit breaker, and ensure the power cord from the motor is secure.
What does “AUTO* ERROR ” mean on Pitco SELVRF Desktop display?
If the Pitco Desktop display shows “AUTO* ERROR,” it means the door was opened or the filter pan was removed while filtering. To resolve this, close the door and ensure the filter pan is properly installed. Note that the automatic filter process has been canceled, and the user must acknowledge the error.
What does it mean when Pitco SELVRF Desktop display shows “BLOCKED DRAIN ”?
If the Pitco Desktop display shows “BLOCKED DRAIN,” it indicates that the drain tried to close but was not sensed as closed by the controller. To fix this, remove any tools or debris from the drain. The drain will automatically attempt to close again after 10 seconds of the error appearing.
General warnings regarding operation, installation, and maintenance to prevent injury or property damage.
Critical danger warnings related to high voltage, hot surfaces, automatic filtering, and burn hazards.
Explanation of the Pitco serial number format and how to determine the manufacture date.
Detailed explanation of how the Pitco SELVRF fryer functions, including its heating and filtering systems.
Table outlining common operational issues, their causes, and steps for resolution.
Procedures to follow before servicing the appliance, including power disconnection and panel removal.
Identification of key internal components like power supplies, transformers, and terminal blocks via figures.
Identification of fuses, contactors, switches, and ports via figures and lists.
Explanation of 'ENERGY SAVE' and filter modes (QUICK FILTER, DAILY FILTER).
Interpretation of 'PAN NOT IN PLACE', 'PAN NOT EMPTY', 'CLEAR DRAIN', 'CHECK FILTER' messages.
Troubleshooting common filter errors like 'AUTO ERROR', 'CLEAR BLOCKED DRAIN', 'OFFLINE'.
Explanation of displays such as 'LOW JIB', 'JIB EMPTY', 'HEAT FAIL', 'OPEN PROBE', 'SYSTEM FAILURE'.
Steps to diagnose issues with the temperature probe, including resistance checks.
Procedure for checking and replacing the oil level probe, including resistance tests.
Steps to test the 24VAC transformer and verify voltage output.
Verifying the operation and output voltage of the DC power supply.
Checking heating elements for resistance and amp draw.
Testing the Safety (Side On) and Heat Demand contactors for resistance and voltage.
Diagnosing actuators using voltage checks and verifying the hi-limit switch continuity.
Verifying the function and continuity of the high-limit switch.
Troubleshooting the auto filter board heat circuit using LED indicators and voltage tests.
Testing filter circuits for pump run, divert, return, and drain valve relays.
Interpreting status LED flash codes on the auto filter board for troubleshooting.
Adjusting the pressure relief valve and troubleshooting pump motor operation.
Testing the 'Pan In Place' and 'Pan Not Empty' switches for continuity.
A chart correlating probe temperature readings with expected resistance values.
Wiring diagram for the main AC and DC power inputs and distribution.
Wiring diagram for the heating control system, including contactors and probes.
Wiring diagram detailing the filter pump motor and its control relays.
Wiring diagram for the automatic filtration control board and its connections.
Diagram showing mains power connections for different voltage configurations.
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Contact details for technical support, parts identification, and distributor locator.
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