Frymaster 8261791 Fryer Probe with Ties Kit

SKU: 8261791 Brand:
Frymaster
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Kit, Probe W/Ties 15
Probe With 3 Bends, 22 1/2" Long, Wire Leads 24" Long With
2 Metal Ties.
Fits Frymaster Models~
18Ue, Bih1721, Eh1721, Fph1721, Kfc18E, Kscfh18E

Description

The Frymaster 8261791 Fryer Probe with Ties Kit serves as a premium replacement tool that helps operators monitor temperatures properly during use. The precise dimensions Length0.1 inches, Width 1 inch, Height 1 inch enable accurate temperature regulation which optimizes cooking performance as well as energy efficiency. Operational temperature monitoring through this probe helps ensure consistent cooking results along with better food quality while lowering oil waste. The included ties provide easy installation by securing the probe tightly into position. This reliable kit operates without interruptions to maintain constant fryer operations which leads to maximum kitchen productivity.

More Information:

  • FRYMASTER:826-1791 ,8261791

Step1: Turn off fryer and unplug power supply.

Step2: Allow oil to cool completely before handling.

Step3: Remove old probe carefully from mount.

Step4: Position new probe in correct location.

Step5: Secure using provided ties firmly.

Step6: Connect wiring to control unit securely.

Step7: Restore power and test temperature reading.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Frymaster 8261791 Probe With Ties Kit?

    Clean the probe surface regularly to remove oil and carbon buildup that may affect sensing accuracy. Check tie fastenings and wiring for stability. Ensure correct placement inside the fryer. Turn off power before inspection or replacement procedures.

  • What are common issues with the Frymaster 8261791 Probe With Ties Kit?

    • Temperature inconsistencies during fryer operation.
    • Probe coating buildup interfering with readings.
    • Loose ties or fittings affecting probe position.
    • Electrical faults causing intermittent or failed signals.