Imperial 36211 Fryer Thermostat Fenwal

SKU: 36211 Brand:
Imperial
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Thermostat, Fenwal
10A@120Vac, 5A@240Vac, 75-550 F
Imperial Fryer Ifsop-25/40/75

Description

The Imperial 36211 Thermostat Fenwal is a replacement temperature-regulating part for compatible commercial fryer systems. This thermostat is used to control oil temperature and to react to changes in thermal conditions to assist the controlled heating operation. It is often used in restaurant kitchen fryers to control the temperature of cooking. The thermostat is a part of the control assembly of the fryer and is used in conjunction with the heating elements to keep the selected operating conditions in the frypot. It is part of the appliance and helps to regulate the temperature and coordinate the heating cycles during continuous commercial foodservice operation.

More Information:

  • IMPERIAL:36211

Step1: Switch off power/gas supply and let equipment cool fully.

Step2: Open control panel and disconnect old thermostat wiring noting terminal positions.

Step3: Install new thermostat in same mounting location and secure.

Step4: Reattach wires firmly to correct terminals.

Step5: Restore power test temperature response and confirm safe operation.

Step6: Ensure no exposed wiring and check for overheating.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Imperial 36211 Thermostat?

    Regularly inspect the fryer thermostat capillary and sensing components for damage or damage. Ensure electrical connections are tight and free of corrosion. Clean surrounding areas to avoid grease buildup. Always disconnect power before servicing to ensure better handling and prevent electrical hazards.

  • What are common issues with the Imperial 36211 Thermostat?

    • Inconsistent temperature control within fryer.
    • Thermostat failing to cycle heating properly.
    • Sensor or capillary damage affecting accuracy.
    • Electrical faults causing intermittent operation.
    • Unit overheating or not reaching set temperature.