Frymaster H55 Series Technical Reference Manual page 77

Disposal, Fill with RTI-equipped Systems
Bulk oil systems have large oil storage tanks, typically located in the rear
of the restaurant, that are connected to plumbing at the rear of the fryer.
Waste oil is pumped from the fryer through a fi tting on the rear into the
disposal tanks. Fresh oil is pumped from the fresh tank through another
fi tting.
The McDonald's and FilterQuick plumbing assemblies for the delivery of
fresh oil and disposal of used oil are different. The McDonald's assembly
is one-piece with a plate covering the port for the Hirschmann connec-
tor, which connects it to the wiring harness of the bulk system.
The FilterQuick plumbing is two piece. A Molex plug for the bulk wir-
ing is on the disposal mounting bracket.
The systems have a great many similarities:
A plastic reservoir, often provided by the bulk oil supplier, replaces the
cardboard surrounded-JIB in fryers without a bulk oil connection. Old oil, collected from the fi lter pan or
another fryer, should not be added to the plastic JIB. Hot oil will damage the jug and debris in the used oil
can clog the system.
The bulk JIB with fi tting.
The orange JIB reset button is pressed to
reset the system and pressed and held to
refi ll the JIB from the bulk oil system.
Automatic Filtering Fryers
The FilterQuick bulk oil mani-
fold is shown above and right.
The fi ll line is on the left. The
dispose is on the right next to
Opening the bulk dis-
the molex-plug,
pose valve.
The LOV bulk oil manifold is
shown above and right. The
fi ll line is on the left. The dis-
pose is on the right next to the
Hirschmann plug.
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