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Document #: 810.04.067.F Revision Date: 2/28/2018
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Crew:
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Fryer:
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Is the fryer empty? No water, oil or chemical (Photo)
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This is what happens if chemical is left in the fryer after adding oil.
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Is the envirodyne diverter valve in the correct location? Photo
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Ideal location of diverter valve
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Are the burner tubes free from significant build up? Photo
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Does the oil sensor read zero on the panel view?
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Did you contact maintenance?
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Raise the fryer belt, are both belts running? Is the drive chain in place?
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Inspect the top belt, are there any broken wires?
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Inspect the bottom belt, are there any broken wires?
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Is the crumb press connected correctly?
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Set the Fryer to 1.5" on the level sensor (panel view setting)
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Confirm that the tuning fork sensor is working properly: as you are filling the fryer with oil does the indicator on the status screen turn from red to green?
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Visually confirm with a flashlight that oil is covering the top belt ( just enough oil to cover the top belt, about 1/4")
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Set the fryer to 250 F temp to start to allow for residual water expansion.
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Are all valves in the fryer and filter room set up for normal production?
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Do all valves move freely, all the way open and all the way closed?
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Monitor oil level at the fryer, confirming that oil stays in the fryer after igniting. (minimum of 5 minutes)
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Confirm that the fryer filter has oil coming in and belt is turning on when oil level is high.
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Increase the fryer temp to 400 F, does it let you?
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Did you notify maintenance?
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Explain why you did not contact maintenance?
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Shut the fryer down, do the eclipse valves reset to the off position?
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Did you contact maintenance?
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Confirm the fryer is at the desired temp & oil level, oil is still in the fryer, sign off on the inspection, and turn form into Supervisor.
Summary and Signoff
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Comments:
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Full Name & Sign
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Completed on Date & Time (wait to select until ready to complete inspection)