Should it be an orange or a blue flame on my masterbuilt deep fryer

The color of the flame can be affected by a few different things. here are three of them: 1. If there is a food substance contacting the burner where the flame comes out, this will give the flame an orange tint. 2. If the propane is being burned at a very high rate, the flame can become invisible in daylight-like conditions. 3. If the propane is being burned at a very low rate it can also have an orange tint. Hope this is clarifying.

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Try to check and clean if needed the fire tubes, soot may have build up inside blocking the flame path. Soot build up on fire tubes and burners are caused primarily by low gas pressure, assuming that the orifice size are correct with respect to the type of gas used.
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if the pacage says so or usualy 325

contact the manufactuer online. Nearly all companies sell parts for their appliances.

The manual for Masterbuilt 20010406 Deep Fryer is available online for easy download and print:
http://masterbuilt.com/pdf/manuals/20010406%20&%2020010306%20Digital%20ETFV.pdf
I hope this helps.

Per page 9 of the manual, add water until it reaches the bottom of the basket and do not allow the water to evaporate.

http://www.masterbuilt.com/pdf/manuals/20010406%20&%2020010306%20Digital%20ETFV.pdf

The orifice is not adjustable but there is a small air sheild around it that is held in place with 1 screw and needs only to be adjusted if the flame is not of a blue color (starting to get a yellow or orange color in it).

Manuals are available on the Masterbuilt website:

http://www.masterbuilt.com/manuals.aspx