Cecilware V094A Fryer Twin Basket 10-3/4L 6-3/4W 5D

SKU: V094A Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Twin Fryer Basket
10-3/4"L X 6-3/4"W X 5"D, Hook Location Right, Fry Basket
Cecilware
Made In The Usa
Nsf Certified

Description

The Cecilware V094A Fryer Twin Basket is designed for kitchens, ideal for frying a variety of foods such as chicken, fries, and more. It has a size of 10-3/4”L x 6-3/4W x 5D and is designed to have a right hook location for handling. This model is NSF certified; thus, it complies with the requirements of safety and sanitation. Manufactured in the United States of America, the twin baskets enable one to fry many foods at the same time, which is more efficient. This makes it suitable for use in the kitchen as it is High and durable.

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Step1: Turn off the fryer and allow oil to cool completely before handling any parts.

Step2: Remove existing baskets from the fryer tank carefully to avoid splashing hot oil.

Step3: Clean the fryer tank ledges and basket support rails to remove grease buildup.

Step4: Place the new basket into the fryer, ensuring both sit evenly on the support hooks.

Step5: Confirm handles are properly positioned for safe lifting and draining.

Step6: Test fit by lifting and lowering baskets to ensure smooth movement and stable seating before use.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Cecilware V094A Twin Basket?

    Regularly clean the fryer basket after each use to remove grease and food debris. Soak in warm detergent and scrub with a non-abrasive brush to prevent buildup. Inspect welds and handle integrity and dry thoroughly to prevent corrosion.

  • What are the common issues with the Cecilware V094A Twin Basket?

    • Grease buildup is causing clogging and food sticking.
    • Basket warping from repeated high-heat exposure.
    • Fryer weld failure or broken handle during lifting.
    • Coating wear leading to rust or discoloration.
    • Loose handle attachment is causing unsafe lifting.