GILES GBF Series Operation & Service Manual page 37

Overview
3.05 Ventless Hood
Item Description
*1 Filter Access Cover
2 Charcoal Filter
3 EAC Collector Cell
4 Baffle Filter
5 Grease Drip Cup
Grease Drip Cup Safety
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7 Diverter Exhaust Stack
8 Basket Cover Hanger
Function
Provides access to the filter chamber and plenum area ... EAC Cell &
Charcoal Filter. The cover must be in place and latched before the unit
will power up.
This Filter helps to control cooking aromas in the exhaust air. The Filter
should typically be replaced monthly. NEVER attempt to clean the
Charcoal Filter ... it is NOT renewable. It is advisable to keep a spare filter
on hand (Giles #30248) for quick exchange when needed! NOTE: No
filter ever completely removes cooking aromas.
Electrostatic Air Cleaner removes grease vapors and
smoke generated while cooking. The Cell is
completely renewable and should be cleaned daily
to maintain peak performance. Appliance power
must be turned OFF before removing the EAC Cell
for cleaning.
The first stage of the air cleaning system. It is
easily removed for daily cleaning. DO NOT
remove the Baffle Filter while the fryer is
operating. Doing so exposes electrically charged
parts and can lead to electrical shock.
Collects grease condensate generated by the Baffle Filter. This cup
should be cleaned daily.
Secures the Grease Drip Cup, preventing it from unintentionally falling
Pin from the holding bracket.
Located atop the Hood fan discharge outlet. Diverts exhaust air
horizontally to the sides and rear. Allows for 0" clearance requirement
between the ceiling and top of the diverter, however it is advisable to
have some clearance to allow for ease of moving the appliance when
needed.
Provides a convenient place to hang the Basket Cover when loading,
unloading, or stirring product. One is located on either side of the hood.
GBF Ventless Electric Fryer
GBF-35D & 50D-VH
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