Dean 8100617 Fryers Pilot Generator PG9

SKU: 8100617 1-8100617 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 8100617 Fryer Pilot Generator PG9 is a small electrical source of power that is generated when the pilot flame heats the generator and provides power to the fryer safety and ignition system. It operates by transforming thermal energy into electrical production, which provides adequate flame detection and burner operation. This pilot generator is normally placed close to the pilot burner assembly in commercial fryer units and it is attached in such a way that it is in direct contact with the pilot flame to ensure that it is functioning properly.

Dimensions:

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

DEAN:

810-0617

FRYMASTER:

810-0617 FM810-0617 FM8100617

GARLAND:

F810-0617-1

Step1: Turn off gas and power, allow unit to cool completely for safety.

Step2: Remove access panel and place existing pilot generator near pilot assembly.

Step3: Disconnect wiring and mounting hardware from old unit.

Step4: Install new Pilot Generator, position tip in pilot flame, secure bracket.

Step5: Reconnect wires and restore panel.

Step6: Restore gas, light pilot, check millivolt output and stable flame.

  • What maintenance is required for the Dean 8100617 Pilot Generator?

    Inspect the fryer pilot generator for secure mounting and clean electrical contacts. Keep the unit free from grease and carbon buildup to ensure accurate flame sensing. Check wiring connections for tightness and signs of wear. Periodically verify proper voltage output during fryer operation checks.

  • What are common issues with the Dean 8100617 Pilot Generator?

    • Weak or no signal output causing ignition failure.
    • Contaminated or dirty sensor leading to poor flame detection.
    • Intermittent fryer operation due to loose wiring connections.
    • Fryer overheating or internal failure resulting in inconsistent performance.

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