Miroil B6PS Oil Bag and Frame Assembly Filter for EZ Flow
C$ 234.89
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Oil Filter Assembly By Miroil® Includes 1 Bottle Of Fryliquid® | |
| Antioxidant And Fryer Filter Bag | |
| Color | White Bag |
| Depth | 7", 178 mm |
| Includes | Fryliquid Antioxidant |
| Length | 11", 279 mm |
| Plating | Nickel-Plated Frame |
| Type | Manual |
| Weight | 2.042 Lb |
| Width | 9", 229 mm |
Description
The Miroil B6PS Oil Bag and Frame Assembly Filter for EZ Flow functions to both filter and extend the life of cooking oil effectively. The Miroil B6PS Oil Bag and Frame Assembly Filter removes food particles and impurities which results in cleaner oil and better frying outcomes. The Miroil B6PS Oil Bag and Frame Assembly Filter for EZ Flow provides a simple setup process together with an intuitive design that benefits kitchen users. The filter system reduces waste while decreasing costs and enhances both taste and quality of fried food. The Miroil maintains its performance through a durable frame and high filtration capacity which supports sustainable kitchen operations.
More Information:
Step1: Turn off appliance and allow oil to cool before starting.
Step2: Remove the old oil filter bag and frame carefully.
Step3: Insert the new oil bag onto the frame securely.
Step4: Place the assembly into the filter housing, ensuring proper alignment.
Step5: Secure any clips or fasteners to hold the frame in place.
Step6: Check for leaks before resuming operation.
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What maintenance is required for the Miroil B6PS Oil Filter Bag and Frame Assembly?
Regularly inspect the filter for oil buildup and debris. Ensure the frame is securely seated and free from damage. Always follow safety procedures when handling oil-soaked components.
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What are common issues with the Miroil B6PS Oil Filter Bag and Frame Assembly?
- Reduced filtration efficiency due to clogged bags.
- Oil leakage from improperly seated frames.
- Frame bending or deformation.
- Uneven flow through the filter causing operational inconsistency.