Applies to:
ALL CUSTOMERS
Ignition Module Retrofit Kits
Required tools
3/8 in. Socket
3/16 in. drill bit
Crosstip head screwdriver
Electric drill
Wire cutters
Wire strippers
Kit number
14921
14932
Estimated Time
1 to 1.5 Hours
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To avoid electrical shock or property damage, move the power switch to OFF and disconnect power. |
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Use a crosstip head screwdriver to remove the front control panel.
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Remove the condensation filter pan.
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Use a crosstip head screwdriver to remove the screws securing the module cover and remove the cover.
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Label and rmeove the wires form the modules.
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Use a 3/8 in. socket and crosstip head screwdriver to remove the nuts and screws securing the modules and remove them from the unit.
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Locate metal template from kit.
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Align template with bottom of module to determine proper positioning and then place template on module bracket.
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Slide template as far back as possible on bracket, flatten template on bracket and mark large holes in template.
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Use a 3/16 in. drill bit, drill marked holes. Ensure not to drill into relays in control panel area.
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Locate the orange pilot spark wire behind control panel and cut the wire about 3 inches from sensor.
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DIscard wire.
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Strip back the orange spark wire and crimp a male spade terminal onto orange wire.
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Locate the suppression cables in kit. Use short suppression cable if replacing the left module and the longer suppression cable if replacing the right module.
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Attach the larger, booted end of the suppression cable to the orange spark wire, gently pulling the “boot” over the connection to prevent arching. Push the the smaller, non-booted end of the suppression cable through the top of the module box, along with the other module wires.
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Attach the smaller, non-booted end of the suppression cable to the new module, at the spark terminal.
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Connect wiring to new Fenwall module, taking care to the placement of the wires. The labeled wires should match the labeled terminals on module.
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If present, the TR-G wire is connected to the PVMV terminal.
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Use hardware from kit, install new fenwall module, replace control panel and restore power to the fryer.
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Fryer is now ready for use.
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