Pitco A7025301 Fryer Oil Filters 14-1/4" X 22-1/2" ENV

SKU: A7025301 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Length 22-1/2" | 572 mm | 12-3/4" To Center Hole | 324 mm
To Center Hole
Width 14-1/4" | 362 mm
Inner Diameter 1-1/2" Hole | 38 mm Hole
Type Envelope
Sold In Quantities Of : 45

Description

The Pitco A7025301 Fryer Oil Filters are specifically used to filter frying oil while maintaining the oil quality. These filters are 14-1/4” x 22-1/2” in size and help to clean the oil and provide better taste to fried foods as they last longer. These filters are very useful in the sense that by applying them frequently, the operators are likely to extend the time between oil refills and therefore save a lot of money. Also, guaranteeing safety and quality of the filters. They are small boxes, each of which has 100 sheets, which makes them very convenient for the kitchen.

More Information:

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Step1: Ensure the fryer is turned off and oil is cooled before installation.

Step2: Locate the oil filtration system within the unit.

Step3: Remove the used filter carefully to avoid spills.

Step4: Clean the filter housing area thoroughly.

Step5: Insert the new oil filter properly into position.

Step6: Secure the housing if applicable.

Step7: Restart the filtration system.

Step8: Check for proper oil flow and filtration.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Pitco A7025301 Oil Filters?

    Regularly inspect the filters to prevent debris and food particles from contaminating the fryer oil. Ensure the filter is properly seated and free from tears before use. Monitor oil flow during filtration to confirm the filter is not clogged. Always allow hot oil to cool slightly before handling for safety.

  • What are the common issues with the Pitco A7025301 Oil Filters?

    • Filter clogging from excessive food debris or sediment.
    • Reduced oil flow during filtration cycles.
    • Filter tearing or rupture under heavy debris load.
    • Oil bypass caused by improper filter placement or sealing.