Frymaster 1065419SP Fryer Sensor Probe Assembly 1414G
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| L Shaped Probe, With Stuffing Box | |
| Frymaster D20, D50, D50G, D50Gdd, D60, D60Gs, D80, Fphd265, | |
| Fphd365, Fphd465, Fphd565, Fphd665, Hd150, Hd260, Scfhd160, | |
| Scfhd260, Scfhd360, Scfhd456, Scfhd460, Scfhd460C, | |
| Scfhd460Gnc, Scfhd60 |
Description
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- DEAN:106-5419 ,106-5419SP ,1065419 ,1065419SP||FRYMASTER:106-5419 ,106-5419SP ,1065419 ,1065419SP ,FM106-5419 ,FM106-5419SP ,FM1065419 ,FM1065419SP
Step1: Disconnect power supply and allow fryer to cool completely.
Step2: Remove the access panel carefully.
Step3: Disconnect old probe wiring, noting connections.
Step4: Unscrew and extract faulty sensor probe from housing.
Step5: Install new sensor probe assembly in same position and align correctly.
Step6: Reconnect wiring securely to original terminals.
Step7: Reassemble panel, restore power, and test temperature accuracy, monitor for stability.
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What maintenance is required for the Frymaster 1065419SP Sensor Probe Assembly?
Keep the probe clean from oil residue and carbon buildup to maintain accurate sensing. Wipe it carefully during routine fryer cleaning using non-abrasive materials. Check wiring connections for stability and damage. Always turn off power before servicing to prevent electrical risks.
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What are common issues with the Frymaster 1065419SP Sensor Probe Assembly?
- Inconsistent temperature detection during operation.
- Probe coated with grease affecting readings.
- Electrical faults or damaged wiring connections.
- Delayed response to oil temperature changes.
- Sensor failure leading to improper fryer cycling.