background image

IS 358  ECN 3592 

NOTES ON FRYING MEDIA 

 

Ensure  oil  is  always  maintained  at  the  level  indicated  (H-high,  L-low).    Good  quality  vegetable  oil  is 
recommended.  Animal fat may be used  - but must always be melted first.  Animal fat has a lower smoke 
and  fire  temperature  than  vegetable  oil  and  taste  is  transferred  when  cooking  with  it  (e.g.  onions  fried  in 
animal  fat  will  taint  other  foods  i.e.  fish  which  may  follow).    This  does  not  occur  when  cooking  with 
vegetable oil. 
 
The life expectancy of oils and cooking fats will be lengthened if they are filtered regularly - food particles 
not removed turn rancid and reduce oil/fat quality. 
 
Vegetable oils and animal fat are incompatible  - e.g. if sausages containing a lot of animal fat are fried in 
vegetable oil, the oil will tend to "glue" and spoil.   
 
The life of oil or fat will also be extended if the temperature is turned down when the fryer is not in use  - 
otherwise if left "full-on" the oil is being subjected to needless heat treatment and thereby destroyed. 
 
Used oil symptoms firstly indicate discolouration by darkening.  The oil becomes thin its fat content having 
become exhausted.  The next symptom is an unhealthy yellow foam which may appear on the surface, and 
the third and more serious one is that the oil will boil or "surge" if not changed - thereby causing damage.  
Be  safe,  not  sorry.    Keep  your  oil  in  good  condition  and  ensure  a  healthier  food  product  and  happier 
customers. 
 
Please note also, that "spent" oil will have a lower flash point than new oil and therefore present a greater 
fire hazard.  Also avoid overflow from over-wet loads or over-large batches. 
 
In time, oil/fat may build up as a dried-on residue on tanks, baskets etc., although this can be minimised on 
baskets  by  regular  washing  in  hot  water  and  detergent.    If,  subsequently,  it  cannot  be  removed  by  normal 
cleaning,  various  branded  cleansers  are  available  such  as  "Carb  'n'  off"  which  makes  removal  easy  after 

overnight application.  Carb „n‟ off is available from us Part No. FCB01.

 

 
If a fryer is to be out of use for a lengthy period, drain and clean the tank.  Lightly oil tanks below the batter 
plate with cooking oil. 
 

 

 
Warning : Always allow oil to cool to a maximum 55 

o

C before draining.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for Silverlink 600 J10

Page 1: ...IS 358 ECN 3592 User and Installation Instructions Silverlink 600 Gas Fryer J5 and J10 Utensils Direct 01903 823888 Click here to order Lincat Gas Fryers...

Page 2: ...etting Heat input NOTES ON FRYING 7 8 Frying media Frying times Frying tips Oil capacity OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 9 10 Operating instructions Preparation fo use Drainage and cleaning SERVICING 11 13 Gen...

Page 3: ...m us before you make your decision IMPORTANT Please read this page carefully before initially using the equipment WARNING This appliance must be installed and serviced by a registered engineer Whilst...

Page 4: ...de of the appliance or bank of appliances There should be a minimum clearance of 750mm between the top of the appliance and any overlying shelf or ceiling Any partitions walls or kitchen furniture in...

Page 5: ...its intended position whilst complying with the instructions as detailed in the User Document 2 Fit the upper brackets to the bottom of the unit using the screws provided 3 Loosely fit the lower brac...

Page 6: ...3 Adjustment is made via the valve s onboard governor which is situated centrally on the valve Fig 1 C 4 Remove the governor cap and turn the screw clockwise to increase the outlet pressure and anticl...

Page 7: ...d Used oil symptoms firstly indicate discolouration by darkening The oil becomes thin its fat content having become exhausted The next symptom is an unhealthy yellow foam which may appear on the surfa...

Page 8: ...is not placed into the oil FRYING TIPS 1 Always use a good quality oil or fat preferably oil which has a high breakdown temperature e g pure vegetable oil 2 Do not exceed the recommended cooking temp...

Page 9: ...in the off position Fig 3 1 Push in and turn anti clockwise to the Pilot position Fig 3 2 The knob will now depress further 4 Keeping the pilot control knob depressed press the piezo ignition button...

Page 10: ...er and provide the base of the tank with a coating of oil 5 Close the drain valve DRAINAGE 1 Always allow the oil to cool to a maximum 55 o C before draining 2 Remove the blanking nut Fig 2 e from the...

Page 11: ...ctions 3 Visually check the burner operation closely observing the flame picture and look for evidence of any debris or damage Remove burner and clean or replace as necessary 4 Visually check the inje...

Page 12: ...e pilot bracket and pull down 2 Undo the nut holding the thermocouple into the rear of the valve 3 Disconnect the wires from the interrupter terminal block 4 Replace the thermocouple 5 Reversal of the...

Page 13: ...afety Thermostat 1 Drain oil from fryer tank 2 Remove the thermostat housing and locate the thermostat 3 Remove the brass nut holding the thermostat to the housing 4 Disconnect the wires from the ther...

Page 14: ...lt system consists of a thermopile acting through the gas control via the control thermostat Heat from the pilot flame acting on the thermopile generates a 500 700 mV electrical potential This millivo...

Page 15: ...re stat for open circuit If all of the above are OK the control valve may be faulty Check pilot jet for blockage and clean where necessary Check supply Check thermocouple voltage minium 15mV Is the oi...

Page 16: ...Control Valve Technical Data Models J5 and J10 Dimensions J5 H1060 x W300 x D700 J10 H1060 x W600 x D700 Weight J5 34 8kg J10 69 5kg Inlet connection 1 2 BSP Natural Gas G20 Heat Input Gross 11 5 kWh...

Page 17: ...persons Note that for safe and efficient operation appliances need regular servicing Please quote both the model and serial numbers from the data plate attached to the unit Give brief details of the...

Reviews: