Frymaster 8102155 Fryer 3-Way Flame Pilot Burner 1/4" Tube

SKU: 8102155 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Lp Pilot, Factory # 6Ch-142, Tube Size 1/4",
Flame Pattern 3 Way,
Lp Orifice A1100, M-275, # 261556
Nat Orifice A1101, M-259, # 261557
Dean/Frymaster Fryers D50, D50G, D50Gdd, D60, D80,
Fpd565, Fpd65, Fpd665, Kscf18G, Sm35, Sm40, Sr62,
Super Runner 52, Tb14

Description

The Frymaster 8102155 Pilot Burner LP is a part of the ignition that is used in commercial gas fryers and other appliances. It is able to deliver a regulated pilot flame with the aid of LP to ignite the main burner safely and ensure consistent operation. The pilot is fitted in the burner assembly and it operates in contact with the gas control system of the appliance to ensure that the ignition timing and flame stability are maintained. This component is commonly used in restaurants, and other food service settings and supports effective appliance operation continuous cooking functions.

More Information:

Step1: Shut off the gas and electrical supply to the fryer.

Step2: Remove front panel to access pilot burner assembly.

Step3: Disconnect old pilot tubing and mounting hardware.

Step4: Install the new pilot burner in the correct alignment position.

Step5: Reconnect gas line and secure the fittings tightly.

Step6: Replace the panel, restore gas, inspect for leaks, and test ignition flame.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Frymaster 8102155 Flame Pilot Burner?

    Regularly clean the pilot burner and tube to remove grease and debris. Check gas connections for tightness and inspect for blockages. Proper maintenance ensures reliable flame ignition and safe fryer performance.

  • What are common issues with the Frymaster 8102155 Flame Pilot Burner?

    • Weak or uneven flame.
    • Pilot flame drifting or misdirected.
    • Difficulty maintaining stable ignition.
    • Flame rollout affecting consistent ignition.