Ultrafryer 17A021 Fryer Blower Motor 115V AC 2.6 AMP

SKU: 17A021 Brand:
Ultrafryer
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Color Black
Material Steel
Length 9 9/16" | 243 mm
Voltage 115 V Ac
Amp 2.6
Inner Diameter 5/16" | 8 mm
Outer Diameter 3 11/32" | 84 mm

Description

The Ultrafryer 17A021 Blower Motor is used to improve the efficiency of fryers. This motor is constructed from steel and has a black coloration; it is designed to run on 115 V AC and has a 2.6 A current. It has a length of 9 9/16” 243 mm and an inner diameter of 5/16” 8 mm to provide the right amount of airflow for the proper functioning of the fryer. It has an outer diameter of 3 11/32" 84 mm and can easily be installed. This blower motor is used for circulation of air in the kitchen to ensure that the cooking conditions are well regulated.

More Information:

  • ULTRAFRYER:17A021 ,ULTR17A021

Step1: Disconnect power and ensure fryer is cool.

Step2: Remove access panel and old blower motor.

Step3: Align new motor with mounting bracket.

Step4: Secure with screws and reconnect wiring harness.

Step5: Verify correct voltage and insulation.

Step6: Restore power and test airflow operation.

Step7: Check for unusual noise or vibration; tighten fittings if needed.

Step8: Inspect fan wheel and belt condition before closing panel.

Step9: Use insulated tools during electrical connection work.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Ultrafryer 17A021 Blower Motor?

    Inspect the blower motor regularly for grease buildup, loose wiring, and unusual vibration. Clean surrounding components to maintain proper airflow and efficient motor operation. Lubricate moving parts if recommended by the manufacturer and ensure power is disconnected before performing maintenance or inspections.

  • What are common issues with the Ultrafryer 17A021 Blower Motor?

    • Overheating due to blocked airflow.
    • Motor failure from worn bearings.
    • Reduced airflow causing uneven frying.
    • Electrical connection faults or intermittent power.
    • Excess vibration or unusual noise.