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dennis brady Posted on Apr 19, 2012
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I have a pitco deep fryer 1 side of the burner tube has a small flame but the other side is fine an the pilot light is very noisy now, how do i solve this problem, thanks dennis

I have checked the pressures that is fine.

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It needs a clean on the pilot and burner , they are blocked

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SOURCE: Pitco 35C+ fryer. Pilot lights fine; main burner

Its a simple design. If the thermophile does the work of powering the fryer control. Do you have a good pilot flame? If the pilot flame ain't good enough then the millivolts won't be enough to operate the solenoid on the gas valve. Most folks replace both the pilot and thermophile on these fryers since the grease makes such a mess of everything. If the pilot generator is fine then the gas valve is next.

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SOURCE: Hi, i am having a problem with a deep fryer. Pitco

Make sure that the gas pressure is standard (as rated on nameplate), thermopile must be clean (no dirt or soot) and the thermostat is good.

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Angel Joseph Jr.

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  • Posted on Sep 13, 2011

SOURCE: pitco deep fryer flames coming out the fryer

Hi there.
The soot or carbon have probably build up inside the fire tubes, better check and have an authorized service technician clean them.
Make sure that the fryer is receiving the rated gas pressure and correct gas type as stated on the nameplate, this way, carbon or soot formation on fire tubes can be prevented
Regards.

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