Frymaster YPF95 - Manual (Page 14)

YPF95 SERIES PORTABLE FILTRATION SYSTEMS
CHAPTER 4: FILTER OPERATION
4-2
4.2 Filtering Tools
These tools are not required, but are recommended to make the filtering task easier.
A. Measuring Cup: Used to measure eight ounces by volume of filter powder.
B. Scrub Brush: To clean sediment and residue from the filter pan and frypot.
C. Appropriate Clothing.
4.3 Filter Preparation
1. Ensure the YPF95 portable filter is positioned between fryer(s) it is being used to filter. The
casters must be locked in place and the faucet must be over an appropriate frypot. Remove
the front filter pan lid and place the oil baffle over the drain pipes and into the uncovered
portion of the filter.
2. Ensure the filter power switch is in "OFF" position prior to connecting to power supply.
3. Plug power cord into electrical outlet. The filter unit is ready for filtering. After filtering,
follow instructions in Section 4.4, Changing Filter Paper.
DANGER
The crumb tray (if equipped) in portable filter systems must be emptied into a
fireproof container at the end of frying operations each day. Some food particles
can spontaneously combust if left soaking in certain shortening material.
4.4 Changing Filter Paper
Filter paper should be replaced after each filter session, and most certainly at the beginning of each
workday. If filter paper is replaced once per day, excess sediment should be scraped from the filter
paper after each frypot is filtered (see photo). Use care not to tear the paper when scraping off
sediment. Filter at closing if possible. This ensures the oil is at proper filtering temperature.
Note: If filtering at closing, remove and discard the used filter paper in a fireproof container when filter
operations are complete. Wash all components in soapy water and dry completely.
Remove and replace the paper as follows:
1. Remove filter covers and/or oil baffle and move the filter away from the fryers and into an
open area.
2. Lift the hold down ring out of the filter pan.
3. Roll both ends of the filter paper into the center, ensuring no sediment falls out, and discard.