Frymaster 8261756 Pump Motor W/Gasket Kit 50/60Hz 208V
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Pump Motor | |
| 1/3 Hp, 208V, 50/60 Hz, 3.7/2.9A, 1425/1725 RPM, 1 Phase | |
| Frame = 48Yz, With Gasket | |
| Frymaster 2836 W/O Float Switch, Bih152, Bih252, Bih352, | |
| Bih452, Bih52, Bih552, Biph14, Biph252/255, Biph352/355, | |
| Biph452/455, Biph52/55, Biph552, Bire14, Fh150, Fm345E, | |
| Fm35, Fm45, Fm47, Fmh50, Fp128-136S, Fp128-236S, Fp228, | |
| Fph150, Fph350Csd, Fph50, Fpph355Blcsd, Fpph355Csd, H14, | |
| H17, H22, H50, H55, Jbih252, Mh152, Mh252, Mh352, Mh452, | |
| Mh52, Mh552, Mj35, Mj45, Mj47, Mjh150, Mjh50, Mph14, | |
| Mph152/155, Mph252/255, Mph352/355, Mph452/455, Mph52/55, | |
| Mre14, Ph155Csd, Pmj35, Pro Series, Re14, Re17, Re22 |
Description
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Step1: Disconnect electrical power and allow the unit to cool completely.
Step2: Shut off and secure the oil system to prevent spills or pressure release.
Step3: Remove the access panel to reach the pump motor assembly.
Step4: Disconnect electrical wiring and label connections for correct reassembly.
Step5: Unbolt and carefully remove the old pump motor and gasket assembly.
Step6: Position the new motor with gasket aligned to the mounting surface.
Step7: Secure mounting bolts evenly, reconnect wiring, and ensure all seals are tight.
Step8: Restore power, check for leaks, and test oil circulation and pump operation.
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What maintenance is required for the Frymaster 8261756 Pump Motor With Gasket?
Inspect and clean the pump motor regularly to prevent grease buildup and debris around the gasket. Ensure electrical connections remain tight and free from corrosion. Lubricate moving components if specified by manufacturer guidelines. Always disconnect power before servicing.
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What are common issues with the Frymaster 8261756 Pump Motor With Gasket?
- Overheating due to motor strain or blocked airflow.
- Pump failure from worn seals or gasket leakage.
- Irregular speed causing inconsistent fluid circulation.
- Electrical faults leading to startup failure or shutdown.