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ATO System Theory of Operation
Purpose
Maintaining proper oil level in all vats is performed by the Auto Top-Off (ATO) system. With normal use, the oil level in any vat will drop lower due cook and filter cycles. A low oil level will result in reduced oil and product quality, oil life, and ultimately nuisance tripping of the high limit safety system. Automatic vat top-off is the goal of the system so that user prompts are not provided unless the F5 control system perceives the reservoir as being empty. Alternatively, the user may manually initiate a vat top-off as needed through the F5 control system Oil & Filter menu.
The ATO system uses new oil from its reservoir or Jug In a Box (JIB) which is sent to vats with low oil level as needed. When the ATO reservoir is depleted it can be manually replaced with a new JIB or refilled if the F5 fryer is connected to a bulk oil supply system.
ATO System Block Diagram:
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