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Imperial 1175 Fryer Thermostat RX 3/8" X 5" 36" Cap

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Imperial 1175 thermostat is a durable and multifunctional component which is intended for supporting fryers. It works at 200°F – 400°F and has a 3/8” x 5” bulb and 36” capillary for the control of heat. Designed to fit Anets, Imperial, Dean and Pitco fryers, it guarantees even heat distribution and uniform browning. This black knob dial with white printed numbers is easy to read and use. This thermostat is perfect for most gas and electric fryers because of its solid build and compatibility with most fryers; it helps to regulate temperature to fry, enhance efficiency and improve food quality.

Dimensions

  • Weight: 0.672 lbs
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Controls fryer temperature in Imperial gas fryer systems designed for this thermostat configuration. The Imperial 1175 Gas Fryer Thermostat 400°F monitors cooking oil temperature through its sensing assembly and regulates the heating cycle according to the selected temperature setting. It features a 400°F temperature rating, 3/8" X 5" sensing element, 1/4" NPT stuffing box connection, and 36" capillary assembly. The thermostat responds to temperature changes and switches the heating circuit as needed to help maintain the selected operating temperature during normal fryer operation.

Sensing Element Placement:
The sensing element is positioned within the fryer to detect cooking oil temperature accurately. Proper placement helps the thermostat respond to actual oil temperature rather than surrounding equipment temperatures.

Mechanical Control Action:
Uses a mechanical temperature-sensing and switching mechanism to coordinate temperature changes with the heating circuit. This allows the thermostat to regulate fryer heating without requiring continuous manual adjustment.

Replacement Guidelines:
Replace the Gas Fryer Thermostat if it is damaged, worn, unresponsive, or no longer provides accurate temperature control. The part number 1175, 400°F temperature rating, 3/8" × 5" sensing bulb, 1/4" NPT stuffing box, and 36" capillary should be verified before replacement to ensure the correct thermostat is selected. Replace the thermostat if deterioration affects temperature sensing, control response, temperature regulation, or normal fryer operation.

Common Failure Symptoms:

  • Inconsistent fryer temperature control.
  • Difficulty maintaining the selected temperature.
  • Irregular heating cycle operation.
  • Incorrect temperature response.
  • Temperature fluctuations during operation.

Equipment Compatibility:
The Imperial 1175 Gas Fryer Thermostat 400°F is used in Imperial gas fryers requiring this thermostat configuration. Verify the fryer model, thermostat specifications, sensing size, connection type, and capillary length before purchase.

Technical Specifications:
Brand: Imperial
Part Number: 1175
Component Name: Thermostat
Appliance Type: Gas Fryer
Temperature Rating: 400°F
Sensing Size: 3/8" X 5"
Connection Type: 1/4" NPT Stuffing Box
Configuration: RX

Replaces Parts
AMERICAN RANGE:
AMRA50400
BAKERS PRIDE:
FAGOR:
IMPERIAL:
1175, 1175-RS, 319, IMP1175, IMP319
JADE RANGE:
MARKET FORGE:
ROYAL RANGE:
SIERRA RANGE:
109-0084
TRI-STAR:
300232, AS-300232, TRS300232
U-LINE:
5300-40A, KX299-36, RX1-36
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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Imperial 1175 Thermostat RX Cap?

Regularly inspect the capillary tube and sensing bulb for kinks, corrosion, or oil buildup. Clean gently with a soft cloth to maintain accurate readings. Verify wiring connections are tight and dry. Test calibration periodically to ensure safe, consistent fryer temperatures.

What are the common issues with the Imperial 1175 Thermostat RX Cap?

  • Inaccurate temperature readings or issues.
  • Probe or capillary tube damage
  • Loose or corroded electrical connections
  • Fryer failing to heat or overheating
  • Intermittent operation due to worn contacts.

What maintenance is required for the Imperial 1175 Thermostat?

Periodically verify that the thermostat responds correctly to temperature changes. Inspect the sensing bulb for proper placement and alignment. Check that electrical connections are tight and corrosion-free. Test the fryer’s heat output to ensure consistent cooking performance.

What are common issues with the Imperial 1175 Thermostat?

  • Thermostat fails to activate at set temperature.
  • Temperature fluctuates during cooking.
  • Delayed heat response.
  • Fryer overheating unexpectedly.

What is the Imperial 1175 gas fryer thermostat used for?

The Imperial 1175 thermostat senses fryer temperature and regulates the heating cycle to maintain the selected cooking temperature.

How does the Imperial 1175 thermostat interact with the gas heating system?

The thermostat responds to changes in fryer temperature and controls when the gas heating system should operate based on the temperature setting.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off the gas supply and allow the fryer to cool completely.

Step2: Remove the control panel to access the thermostat assembly.

Step3: Unscrew and remove the existing thermostat unit.

Step4: Install the new thermostat and position the sensing bulb correctly.

Step5: Restore gas supply, and verify temperature control accuracy.