Broaster 10800 1/3 HP Fryer Motor/Pump Assembly 1Ph 1425/1725 RPM 1/2" FPT 115V/230V

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Attribute Details
Motor/Pump Assmbly, [ 115V/230V, ] [ 1/3 Hp, ] [1Ph ]
[1425/1725 RPM ] [ 1/2" Fpt ] [ 3" X 5" Mount Centers ]
Includes Pump Seal # 32-1606
Pump Only A3834, B-229, # 262816
Motor Only Mb-137, # 681257
Wiring Diagram Located On Inside Of Rear Cover
Bk Industries Fryer
Dean Fryer Mf-90/65, Mf-90A/65, Mf-90/(80,110,126,160,172)
Mf-90A/(80,110,126,160,172), Series 2424.&
Mf-90U/80Bk With S/N Ending With Hc Or Hch,
Mf-90-Bi(12,14,18,20).
Decathalon Series (D20,D50,D60,D80)Super Cascade Filter
Systems
Pitco Fryer Filter 18-2Wks, Ag14, Ag14S, F14Rs (1985 &
Later), Sf50, E12, E14, E14B, E14X, E18, E18B, E7, E7B,

Description

The Broaster 10800 1/3 HP Motor/Pump Assembly provides betterperformance operation for fryers through its designed specifications. The assembly operates at 1425/1725 RPM through its 1/3 HP motor while accepting both 115V/230V power sources. The assembly includes a 1/2" FPT connection and a 3" x 5" mount center which provides both secure and reliable installation. The assembly includes pump seal #32-1606 together with pump A3834 B-229 #262816 and motor MB-137 #681257. The assembly supports maintenance and repair operations across fryer models produced by BK Industries and Dean and Pitco and Decathalon series.

More Information:

  • BK INDUSTRIES:AN2310010S ,BKIAN2310010S ,M0047||BROASTER:10800||DEAN:1726||FRYMASTER:1726 ,FM1726||PITCO:PP10101 ,PTPP10101

Step1: Turn off the fryer power and disconnect the water supply.

Step2: Remove the old motor/pump assembly carefully.

Step3: Inspect mounting brackets and connections for wear.

Step4: Install the new motor/pump assembly, aligning inlet/outlet fittings.

Step5: Secure with screws or bolts provided.

Step6: Reconnect water and electrical lines.

Step7: Power on and test for proper flow and operation.

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  • What Maintenance is required for the Broaster 10800 Motor & Pump Assembly?

    The Motor & Pump Assembly should have the pump seal inspected and replaced if oil or fryer fluid is leaking, and the strainer checked regularly for debris. Also ensure motor mounting bolts remain tight and wiring connections clean.

  • How do I install the Broaster 10800 Motor & Pump Assembly?

    • Turn off power to the fryer, shut off oil supply and drain the filter circuit to a safe container.
    • Disconnect the wiring from the existing motor/pump and remove mounting bolts to take out the old unit.
    • Clean the mounting pad and ensure the inlet/outlet ports align with piping.
    • Install the new unit, secure bolts, and connect piping and wiring per the wiring diagram inside the cover.
    • Refill oil or fluid, restore power, and run the fryer’s filter cycle while checking for proper flow, no unusual motor noise, and absence of leaks around the pump seal.

  • What are common issues with the Broaster 10800 Motor & Pump Assembly?

    Common issues include reduced oil circulation due to clogged strainer or worn impeller, motor failure caused by overheating or incorrect voltage, and leaks around the pump seal leading to loss of pressure or contamination.

  • What are the operating limitations for the Broaster 10800 Motor/Pump Assembly?

    The Motor/Pump Assembly is rated for 115V or 230V single-phase operation at 1/3 HP, 1425/1725 RPM, with ½" female pipe threads (FPT) and 3" × 5" mounting centers.

  • What maintenance is required for the Broaster 10800 Motor/Pump Assembly?

    Regularly clean the fryer pump/motor assembly to remove grease, debris, or food particles. Check for loose connections, worn seals, or unusual vibrations. Lubricate bearings if applicable, and follow safety precautions to avoid electrical or mechanical hazards.

  • What are common issues with the Broaster 10800 Motor/Pump Assembly?

    • Reduced or inconsistent water or oil flow.
    • Motor overheating or unusual noise.
    • Leaks from seals or connections.
    • Vibration or misalignment affecting performance.