Wells WFPE-30F Specifications download pdf (Page 13)

MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

A. FILTER PAPER INSTALLATION

Replace FILTER PAPER after each day’s filtration, or as needed to return oil promptly to the kettle.

1. Open the FRYER DOOR and slide the FILTER RESERVOIR forward to remove it.

2. Remove the FILTER PAPER HOLDER, used FILTER PAPER and FILTER SCREEN.

Discard the used filter paper and make sure the filter reservoir, filter screen and filter paper

holder are clean and dry. Crumbs and other debris left in the filter reservoir can keep the filter

paper from sealing properly to the filter reservoir bottom. This will cause incomplete filtration.

3. Install the FILTER SCREEN in the FILTER RESERVOIR with the spring clip on the filter

screen pressed firmly into the filter reservoir drain hole, and aligned parallel to the sides of the

reservoir. See diagram, page 8.

4. Place a new sheet of FILTER PAPER on the FILTER RESERVOIR with the edges of the paper

evenly overhanging the filter reservoir flanges.

5. Center the FILTER PAPER HOLDER over the FILTER PAPER and press it firmly into the

FILTER RESERVOIR. Make sure the filter paper holder rests firmly on the bottom of the filter

reservoir, with the filter paper protruding evenly up all sides.

6. Inspect the “O” RING on the FILTER SUCTION TUBE for damage. Replace the “O” ring if it

is cut, cracked or scuffed.

7. Install the filter reservoir into the fryer. Make sure the “O” ring closest to the end of the

SUCTION TUBE is firmly seated in the SUCTION LINE RECEPTACLE.

DANGER

BURN HAZARD / HOT OIL SPLATTER

DO NOT REMOVE FILTER RESERVOIR WHEN IT CONTAINS HOT OIL.

Contact with hot oil can cause death or serious injury.

PROTECTIVE CLOTHING AND GLOVES MUST BE WORN DURING

THE FILTERING PROCESS.

BURN HAZARD

DO NOT REMOVE THE FILTER RESERVOIR IF IT IS HOT.

WEAR INSULATED GLOVES, OR ALLOW IT TIME TO COOL.

The hot oil will quickly heat the reservoir. Serious burns could result from

touching the hot filter reservoir with bare hands

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Wells WFPE-30F Specifications Page 13