Dean 810-0617 Fryers Pilot Generator PG9

SKU: 810-0617 1-810-0617 Brand:
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Specifications:

  • Pg9 Pilot Generator, 650-750 Mv, 31" Coaxial Lead.
  • Coaxial Thermopile Threads = 3/8"-32.
  • For Robertshaw Valves Only.
  • For Honeywell Valves Use # 51-1348, White-Rogers Pg 9,
  • With 1/4" Female Push-Ons
  • Frymaster
  • Fryer Models Made Before Feb. 1993: Gf14, Mj35, Mj235.
  • Mjcf/Mjcfe W/Honeywell Pilot Burner
  • Garland Fryer 35-40/50, 35-280, 70-40/50

Description

The Dean 810-0617 Fryers Pilot Generator PG9 is a high quality thermopile which is used with Robertshaw valves. It produces 650-750 mV and has a 31” coaxial lead with 3/8”-32 coaxial thermopile threads. This pilot generator is crucial to guarantee a steady flame in commercial fryers such as Frymaster, Garland, and particularly Dean fryer models produced up to February 1993. In doing so, it generates electrical energy from heat to fire up the safety valve for the pilot light. Advantages include safety, durability, and versatility fitting virtually any fryer type since its skilled use is reserved for professionals.

Dimensions:

  • Weight: 0.11 lbs
  • Length: 3.5 in
  • Height: 2 in
  • Width: 1 in

DEAN:

8100617

FRYMASTER:

8100617 FM810-0617 FM8100617

GARLAND:

F810-0617-1

Step1: Turn off gas and electrical supply, and allow fryer to cool completely before starting.

Step2: Remove access panel and disconnect old generator wiring and pilot gas line.

Step3: Mount Pilot Generator securely into original bracket ensuring proper alignment and stability.

Step4: Reconnect wiring and pilot tubing, tightening all fittings to prevent leaks.

Step5: Restore gas and power, test for leaks, and check correct pilot ignition before use.

  • What maintenance is required for the Dean 810-0617 Pilot Generator?

    Clean the fryer pilot generator to remove grease and carbon buildup for stable flame sensing. Inspect wiring and ensure proper pilot flame contact with the sensor for reliable ignition. Preventive care reduces ignition failures and improves fryer safety during gas operation.

  • What are common issues with the Dean 810-0617 Pilot Generator PG9?

    • Fryer weak flame sensing signal causing intermittent ignition failures.
    • Carbon buildup leading to inconsistent pilot detection.
    • Wiring corrosion or loose connections affecting voltage output.
    • Failure to maintain stable pilot flame alignment.

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  • Long-lasting
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    Pilot maintains steady flame output

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