Star Mfg 2T-Z7268 Fryer Thermostat S-Type W/ 5/16" X 7-1/2" Bulb & Knob

SKU: 2T-Z7268 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Thermostat, [ Type- S ] [ Temp 200-400 ]
[ Bulb 5/16" X 7-1/2" ] [ Cap 60" ] .187" Flat Right.
Includes Knob # 22-1006 Off-400-200, 4-Way

Description

The Star Mfg 2T-Z7268 Fryer Thermostat is a precision temperature control device designed to function in the temperature of 200-375°F. It has a 5/16” x 7-1/2” bulb and a 60-inch capillary tube to maintain the correct temperature for proper frying. This thermostat improves the cooking process by keeping the right temperatures, which are so essential in food preparation and hygiene. The included knob makes it easy to adjust, which makes it convenient to use. Some of the advantages include increased energy conservation, reduced cooking time, and increased food quality and homogeneity making it crucial for any professional kitchen interested in producing well-fried foods.

More Information:

  • STAR MFG:2T-9628 ,2T-Z7268 ,301019 ,9628 ,E3-301019||STERO:STA301019

Step1: Disconnect power to the fryer before installation.

Step2: Open the control housing to access the thermostat.

Step3: Remove wiring and detach the old thermostat.

Step4: Install the new thermostat in the same position.

Step5: Reconnect wiring firmly.

Step6: Close the housing and restore power.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Star Mfg 2T-Z7268 Thermostat?

    Periodically inspect the fryer thermostat for proper calibration and accurate temperature control. Clean dust or grease from the unit and ensure wiring connections are tight. Routine checks prevent overheating or inconsistent performance and maintain stable operation.

  • What are the common issues with the Star Mfg 2T-Z7268 Thermostat?

    • Temperature fluctuations or inaccuracies.
    • Failure to connect the heating elements.
    • Intermittent or stuck control cycles.
    • Loose or corroded wiring connections.