BKI (Barbeque King) G0136 Fryer Pressure Gauge

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Pressure Gauge, 0 To 30 Psi, 1/4" Npt
Bk Industries Fryer Fkm

Description

The BKI Barbeque King G0136 Pressure Gauge is a monitoring part that is used in commercial deep fryer to measure and indicate internal oil pressure. It is attached to the pressure port of the fryer and it gives real time readings that assist operators in checking the right conditions of the system when it is in operation. This gauge is mounted when the equipment is being serviced or when there is a need to service the equipment in the restaurant kitchen, food trucks, and other foodservice conditions where steady fryer performance is necessary. The fryer has a control system that it operate and keeps the unit within the required pressure parameters.

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Step1: Disconnect power to the equipment and release all internal pressure before replacing the pressure gauge.

Step2: Locate the existing gauge on the fryer or pressure system and remove it using the correct wrench.

Step3: Clean the threaded connection port to remove debris or old sealant before installation.

Step4: Apply approved thread sealant if required and thread the new pressure gauge securely into position.

Step5: Restore power, restart the equipment, and check the gauge for accurate readings and any pressure leaks.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Bki (Barbeque King) G0136 Pressure Gauge?

    Inspect gauge for accuracy and visible damage regularly. Clean lens and connection port to prevent debris buildup. Ensure tight fitting and avoid overpressure during use. Check seals and replace the gauge if readings fluctuate significantly.

  • What are common issues with the Bki (Barbeque King) G0136 Pressure Gauge?

    • Inaccurate readings from internal damage or calibration drift.
    • Air leaks at threaded connection causing pressure fluctuation.
    • Fogged or cracked dial lens reducing visibility of gauge.
    • Stuck or unresponsive needle movement affecting pressure display.