Pitco A2502505 Fryer Drain Extension 9-5/8" X 1-1/2"

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
- 1-1/2" Npt
- 9-5/8" Long
- Iron

Description

The Pitco A2502505 Fryer Drain Extension is a spare part that is used to drain oil out of the drain port. It is 9-5/8" x 1-1/2" and is mounted onto the matching commercial appliances to assist in controlling the flow of oil into a disposal container. The extension is applied in restaurant kitchens, foodservice operations and other settings where fryers are emptied on a regular basis. It is intended to aid in cleaner maintenance processes and aid in minimizing spills when removing the oil in the fryer system.

More Information:

  • PITCO:A2502505 ,PTA2502505

Step1: Turn off the water supply and ensure the area under the sink or fryer is clear.

Step2: Remove existing drain fittings carefully, using gloves to avoid contact with sharp edges.

Step3: Attach the new drain extension to the existing drain outlet, ensuring a snug fit.

Step4: Secure with clamps or screws as needed to prevent leaks.

Step5: Check alignment and tighten all connections.

Step6: Test for leaks by slowly running water before full operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Pitco A2502505 Drain Extension?

    Regularly inspect the drain extension for grease buildup, blockages, or residue that may restrict proper drainage. Clean the component with warm water and suitable degreasing agents. Ensure connections remain tight and aligned. Always allow equipment to cool before handling to reduce the risk of burns.

  • What are the common issues with the Pitco A2502505 Drain Extension?

    • Grease or debris buildup is restricting oil or liquid flow.
    • Loose connections are causing minor leaks during draining.
    • Misalignment with the drain outlet leads to improper flow direction.
    • Damage, such as bending or cracking, affects drainage performance.