Pitco 60126601 Fryer Digital Thermostat
C$2,666.02
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Digital Thermostat Control, Green Display | |
| Pitco Fryer Se14, Se18S, Seh50, Sg14, Sg14R, Sg14Rs, | |
| Sg14S-D, Sg18, Sg18-Js, Sg18S, Sg18S-D, Sgh50, Sgsebnb-14, | |
| Sgsebnb-18, Ssh55, Ssh75, Ssh75Rs |
Description
The Pitco 60126601 Fryer Digital Control/Thermostat Green is a digital temperature controller unit that is used in commercial fryers. It controls and checks the temperature of the oil so that the food is cooked at the same temperature and in a safe manner. It is mounted on the fryer itself and interacts with the heating coils to automatically control the heat levels to ensure that it does not overheat or undercook. Being an essential element of the control system of the fryer, it contributes to the increased efficiency and reliability of the work in the conditions of high requirements for food service.
More Information:
Step1: Turn off fryer power and disconnect from electrical supply.
Step2: Allow fryer to cool completely before starting installation.
Step3: Remove access panel to locate existing thermostat.
Step4: Disconnect wiring and carefully remove old thermostat.
Step5: Install new thermostat, securing it in place.
Step6: Reconnect wires according to wiring diagram.
Step7: Reassemble panel, restore power, and test functionality safely.
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What maintenance is required for the Pitco 60126601 Digital Thermostat?
Inspect the digital thermostat regularly for loose wiring, damaged connectors, or display malfunctions that may affect fryer temperature control. Keep the control panel clean and free from grease buildup to ensure accurate operation and visibility.
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What are common issues with the Pitco 60126601 Digital Thermostat?
- Inaccurate temperature control due to sensor drift or faulty probe.
- Intermittent heating or failure to connect heating elements.
- Unresponsive thermostat controls or erratic cycling action.
- Wiring or connection issues causing shutdowns or instability.