Installation & Operation Manual deep fryer D20, D50, D60, D80

DECATHLON SERIES GAS FRYERS (NON-CE)
CHAPTER 5: CONTROLLER OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
5–3
5.2 Electronic Thermostat Controller/Computer With Back-up
Thermostat (cont.)
MAIN POWER SWITCH – connects/disconnects primary power; double-lighted with center
position "OFF". One main switch controls two electronic thermostats/Compu-Fry or remote
computers, and/or two back-up thermostats. When the main power switch is in the center position,
power is removed from the two fryers controlled by the electronic thermostats/Compu-Fry or remote
computers, and/or back-up thermostats. When the main power switch is pressed to the right, power
is supplied to the electronic thermostat/Compu-Fry or remote computer of each fryer. When pressed
to the left, power is supplied to the back-up thermostat of each fryer. The back-up thermostat should
be left in the "OFF" position when not in use (Frying systems must be special ordered with the
backup control option).
INDIVIDUAL FRYER POWER SWITCH – this switch controls power to the individual fryer,
whether the fryer is in the electronic thermostat/computer mode or the back-up mode. When the
power switch is in the "ON" position, the indicator light will be lighted when calling for heat. The
power switch only removes power from the temperature control circuit (electronic thermostat
controller and back-up thermostat). The power switch should be in the "OFF" position during
filtering.
BOIL-OUT SWITCH – operates only when the electronic thermostat controller is enabled.
When the boil-out switch is "ON", it will bypass the melt cycle, and allow the water temperature to
reach approximately 196°F.
HIGH-LIMIT RESET – this reset button is located under each individual control panel, and must
be manually reset if the fryer exceeds high-limit setpoint.
FILTER RESET BREAKER (7 amp circuit breaker- 120VAC, or 5 amp circuit breaker- 230VAC)
– the breaker is in line between the filter switch and the pump. Ensure filter power is off prior to
resetting or replacing.
5 AMP (115VAC) or 2 AMP (230VAC) FUSE – each fryer circuit is protected by a 5 amp
(115VAC) or 2 amp (230VAC) fuse located under the control panel.