Frymaster FM826-2212 Fryer Probe Replacement Kit

SKU: FM826-2212 Brand:
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Attribute Details
Probe Kit
Frymaster Electric Fryers Bire14, Mre14, Re14, Re17, Re22

Description

The Frymaster FM826-2212 Fryer Probe Replacement Kit functions as a replacement solution for faulty temperature probes. The temperature probe delivers precise readings which help both cooking efficiency and energy conservation. Users can easily replace the probe because the kit contains the probe itself along with required hardware and detailed installation guidelines. The accurate temperature management provided by this feature elongates fryer life alongside better food results and decreased energy costs. Restaurants and food service services require this kit to maintain consistent and safe frying operations. The product installs quickly which results in brief interruptions and peak operational effectiveness.

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  • DEAN:826-2212 ,8262212||FRYMASTER:826-2212 ,8262212 ,FM826-2212 ,FM8262212

Step1: Turn off and unplug the fryer for safety.

Step2: Allow the fryer to cool completely before handling internal components.

Step3: Remove the old probe by disconnecting it from the control module.

Step4: Insert the new Probe Replacement Kit into the same slot.

Step5: Secure connections firmly to avoid loose contacts.

Step6: Plug in the fryer and test the probe operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Frymaster FM826-2212 Probe Replacement Kit?

    The probe should be inspected regularly for grease buildup and cleaned with a soft cloth. Ensure secure electrical connections to maintain accurate temperature readings. Replace worn wiring promptly and avoid chemicals during cleaning.

  • What are common issues with the Frymaster FM826-2212 Probe Replacement Kit?

    • Temperature reading drift or inaccurate readings.
    • Loose or damaged wiring connections.
    • Probe contamination from grease buildup.
    • Intermittent signal loss or failure.
    • Corrosion on probe tip or terminals.
    • Erratic temperature spikes during operation.