Henny Penny 162497 Fryer Filter Pump Assembly 8 GPM
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Filter Pump Assembly, 8 GPM | |
| Henny Penny Fryer Oea-341, Oea-342, Ofe-101, Ofe-290, | |
| Ofe-291, Ofe-341, Ofe-342, Ofg-341, Ofg-342, Ofg-390, | |
| Ofg-391, Oga-341, Oga-342, Pfe-590, Pfe-591, Pfe-592, | |
| Pfg-690, Pfg-691 |
Description
More Information:
- HENNY PENNY:162497 ,64218
Step1: Disconnect fryer power, and allow oil to cool completely.
Step2: Remove old pump assembly, drain residual oil, and clean mounting area thoroughly.
Step3: Align new pump assembly with filter housing and secure all fittings tightly.
Step4: Reconnect electrical and hydraulic lines per manufacturer schematic, ensuring correct polarity and seals.
Step5: Test-run system for leaks, prime pump, and verify proper flow before full fryer operation.
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What maintenance is required for the Henny Penny 162497 Filter Pump Assembly?
Regularly inspect the pump assembly for oil residue buildup and clean components to ensure smooth operation. Check seals and connections for leaks or wear. Proper maintenance prevents clogging and maintains efficient oil filtration performance. Always disconnect power before servicing for safety.
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What are common issues with the Henny Penny 162497 Filter Pump Assembly?
- Reduced oil flow or slow pumping performance.
- Pump motor failing to start or overheating.
- Leaks from worn seals or loose connections.
- Clogging due to debris or hardened oil buildup.
- Unusual noise or vibration during operation.