Imperial 28299 Fryer Conversion Kit

SKU: 28299 Brand:
Imperial
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Nat To Lp Conversion Kit, For 3 Tube Burner, Has Rsw Valve
And W/R Valve Springs W/ Cap & Adj Screw,
3 Burner Orifices, And Pilot Orifice (.016").
Imperial Fryer Ifp, Ifs

Description

Imperial 28299 Conversion Kit is used to convert fryers from NAT to LP. This consists of a RSW valve, W/R valve springs with cap and adjustment screw, three burner orifices and pilot orifice of size .016 inches. This conversion kit is designed for use with Imperial fryers IFP and IFS series only. With this kit, the operators can change fuel type to enhance efficiency and power in the shortest time possible. It guarantees the best performance of the burner, minimizes on time wastage and increases the life span of the fryer, making it a worthy investment particularly for those using different types of gas.

More Information:

  • IMPERIAL:28299

Step1: Turn off fryer gas supply and disconnect electrical power, allow unit to cool completely.

Step2: Drain oil and remove fryer baskets and burner access panels.

Step3: Remove existing gas orifice and regulator components.

Step4: Install conversion parts according to LP or NG configuration.

Step5: Tighten all fittings securely using approved sealant where required.

Step6: Reassemble burner and panels, then restore gas supply.

Step7: Perform leak test and check proper ignition and flame adjustment.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Imperial 28299 Conversion Kit?

    Inspect the conversion kit regularly for grease buildup and loose fittings. Clean components during fryer servicing to ensure proper gas flow and efficiency. Check seals and connections for wear to prevent leaks and maintain safe operation.

  • What are common issues with the Imperial 28299 Conversion Kit?

    • Gas flow restriction due to clogged or dirty conversion components.
    • Improper installation causing ignition failures or uneven heating.
    • Worn seals leading to gas leaks and inconsistent performance.
    • Misaligned fittings resulting in reduced fryer efficiency and unstable operation.