Pitco 60131007 Fryer Right Hand Drain Valve 1-1/4" X 3-3/4" Wide
$237.85
Price reduced from
$466.00
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Right Hand Drain Valve, 1-1/4" X 3-3/4" Wide, | |
| With 9" Hook Lever Rod, | |
| Pitco Fryer Sg14, Sg14Di, Sg14R, Sg14Rdi, Sg14Rs, Sg14S-D, | |
| Sg14T, Sg14Tdi, Sg18, Sg18Di, Sg18F, Sg18S, Sg18S-D, Sgc, | |
| Sgm1824, Sgm24, Sgm34, Sgsebnb-14, Sgsebnb-18, Ssh55, Ssh75, | |
| Ssh75Rs |
Description
The Pitco 60131007 Fryer Right Hand Drain Valve is an essential part for proper control of oil . This ball valve has a diameter of 1-1/4” and width of 3-3/4” with a hook lever of 9” for operation. It assists in washing and sieving of oil for proper working and use of fryer equipment. The benefits include less time being lost during oil changes, less chances of oil spillage hence making the kitchen safer and better heat transfer. This item is guaranteed to fit perfectly which makes it useful for replacing worn out items in different models making maintenance easier.
More Information:
- MAGIKITCH'N:60131002 ,60131007||PITCO:60131002 ,60131007 ,PT60131002 ,PT60131007
Step1: Turn off gas and electricity to the fryer, and allow oil to cool.
Step2: Remove any remaining oil from the fryer basin to avoid spills.
Step3: Disconnect the old drain valve carefully and remove it.
Step4: Install the new drain valve, tightening all fittings securely without over-torquing.
Step5: Test the valve with water before adding oil to ensure proper operation and no leaks.
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What maintenance is required for the Pitco 60131007 Drain Valve?
Regularly check the fryer drain valve for leaks, buildup, or corrosion. Clean the valve and surround the area to ensure proper flow. Operate the valve periodically to prevent sticking, and always ensure the system is depressurized before performing any maintenance.
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What are the common issues with the Pitco 60131007 Drain Valve?
- Leaking or dripping connections.
- Valve is sticking or difficult to operate.
- Corrosion or mineral buildup.
- Reduced drainage efficiency.