Henny Penny 500 Technical Manual page 196

High Limit Inspection PFE-500 and PFG-600
Objective
Ensure the high limit is mounted properly and functioning as intended
Figure 1.
Figure 2.
Figure 3.
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1. Drain oil to drain pan and visually inspect the
high limit bulb and capillary tube mounted
inside the fry pot. Ensure the bulb is not
dented, the capillary tube is not severed and
the bracket matches figure 1. (PFE-500) or
figure 2. (PFG-600). If the capillary tube or
bulb is damaged, take the fryer out of service
until it is replaced. Replace any missing
bracket components. If there are no issues
found with this step, proceed to step number
2.
2. Press the red reset button on the high limit
several times. If this button clicks each time
pressed, Take the fryer out of service until
the high limit can be replaced and make sure
it gets wired into the circuit upon
replacement. Note this on the inspection
form. If there are no issues found with this
step, proceed to step number 3.
3. With power disconnected from the fryer,
lower the controls and remove the two
mounting screws that secure the high limit
body to the fryer (Figures 3). Remove the
high limit and make sure the high limit wiring
is properly connected to the high limit. To do
this, inspect that each high limit wire is
attached to separate terminals on the high
limit. If both wires are attached to the same
terminal, or if one of the terminals or both of
the terminals have no wires connected, this
would indicate that the high limit has been
bypassed in the circuit. If bypassing is found,
Take the fryer out of service until the wiring is
corrected and high limit replaced if defective.
Inspection 17
Rev. B