Troubleshooting wfge-60fs – Wells WFGA-60FS User Manual

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TROUBLESHOOTING

WFGE-60FS

NOTE: Any servicing or adjustment which requires the removal of any cover or other
protective panel, and all programming not accessible from the user menu, must be
performed by a Wells Mfg. Authorized Service Agency.

A.

PROBLEM: FRYER WILL NOT HEAT WHEN POWER SWITCH IS IN FRYER POSITION

1. If: DISPLAY (item 4) NOT lit: Check the SERVICE POWER BREAKER. Reset if TRIPPED.

If breaker continues to trip, contact a licensed electrician to repair field wiring (if that is the
cause), or contact a Wells Mfg. Authorized Service Agency for repairs.

2. If: DISPLAY (item 4) LIT, READY indicator lit & HEAT indicator not lit:

a.

Fryer is at programmed temperature. Display reads “00:00”.

Check programmed temperature by pressing

.

If programmed temperature is too low, adjust temperature (see page 11) or select
another menu key.

b.

Fryer is in CLEAN mode. If CLEAN indicator is lit and display reads “BOIL”, press
POWER SWITCH to the OFF position, wait ten seconds, then press POWER
SWITCH back to the FRYER position.

c.

Fryer is in STANDBY mode. If the STANDBY indicator is lit, press

STANDBY

for three

seconds until a beep sounds. Press and release a menu key to resume cooking.

d.

Otherwise, contact a Wells Mfg. Authorized Service Agency for repairs.

3. If: DISPLAY (item 4) lit & HEAT indicator lit: Check the HI-LIMIT THERMOSTAT (item 9).

Reset by firmly pressing the HI LIMIT RESET button on the LOWER CONTROL PANEL until
it “clicks” .

4. If: DISPLAY (item 4) LIT, HEAT indicator (item 3) lit & HI-LIMIT THERMOSTAT not tripped:

Probable cause is misadjustment or a damaged internal component. Contact a Wells Mfg.
Authorized Service Agency for repairs.

CAUTION:

FIRE HAZARD / HOT OIL

THE HI-LIMIT THERMOSTAT IS A FIRE PROTECTION DEVICE.

If tripping persists, contact your authorized Wells service agency for repairs.

DO NOT ATTEMPT TO BYPASS OR HOLD IN THE BUTTON OF THE

HI-LIMIT THERMOSTAT. A FIRE MAY RESULT.

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