Frymaster 8101338 Fryer 1" FPT Ball Valve Grease Drain Stainless Steel
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Grease Ss Drain Valve, [ Size 1" Fpt ] [ Ball Valve ] | |
| [ Width 3-1/4" ] | |
| Dean Fryer 11G, 32G | |
| Frymaster Fryer Biph14, Biph252/255, Biph352/355, | |
| Biph452/455, Biph52/55, Biph552, Cfd50, Cfd60, Cfd80, D20, | |
| D50, D60, D80, Fh150, Fm47, Fmh50, Fpd65, Fph150, Fph50, | |
| Fpph355-Sc, Fpph355Csd, Fpph455-Sc, H14, H17, H22, H50, | |
| H55,Mh52, Mj47, Mjh150, Mjh50, Mph14, Mph152/155, | |
| Mph252/255,Mph352/355, Mph452/455, Mph52/55, Ph155Csd, Pro | |
| Series,Scfd250G-Rti, Scfd50, Scfd60, Scfd80, Sm20, Sr114E, | |
| Sr42,Wfp347Ecse | |
| Pitco Fryer Ag14 Split Tank, Ag14S, E12, Me14, Turbofry 2000 |
Description
More Information:
Step1: Turn off power and allow fryer oil to cool completely.
Step2: Drain remaining oil safely and access the lower drain assembly.
Step3: Remove the old valve by loosening the threaded connection.
Step4: Apply thread sealant and install the new valve in correct flow direction.
Step5: Tighten securely and ensure smooth handle operation.
Step6: Refill oil, restore power, and check for leaks before returning to service.
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What maintenance is required for the Frymaster 8101338 Ball Valve Grease Drain?
Clean Fryer grease buildup regularly to prevent clogging in the ball valve and grease drain assembly. Inspect seals and threaded connections for leaks or damage, ensuring tight fitting and proper alignment. Operate valve periodically to prevent sticking.
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What are common issues with the Frymaster 8101338 Ball Valve Grease Drain?
- Leakage from worn seals or loose FPT threads.
- Ball valve sticking due to hardened grease buildup.
- Restricted grease flow from partial blockages or residue.
- Corrosion or stiffness affecting stainless steel operation.