Master Jet Atmospheric Fryers The flame rides two

Master Jet Atmospheric Fryers The flame rides two inches above the burner manifold in an atmospheric fryer.

Types of Master Jet Fryers Model Oil Capacity BTU Fries / Hour Controls J 1 C 15 - 20 lbs. 45, 000 30 lbs. Millivolt MJ 35 35 - 40 lbs. 110, 000 65 lbs. Millivolt MJ 45 & 47 40 - 50 lbs. 122, 000 80 lbs. 24 Volt MJCF 70 - 80 lbs. 150, 000 100 lbs. Millivolt MJCFE 70 - 80 lbs 150, 000 100 lbs. 24 Volt

Master Jet Fryer Robertshaw & Honeywell Millivolt gas valves are powered by a thermopile and do not require an external electrical source to operate. Robertshaw Millivolt Gas Valve Honeywell Millivolt Valve

The pilot flame heats thermopile, which produces sufficient current to power the fryer’s gas valve.

A thermopile contains bits of dissimilar metal, which, when heated, emit a tiny amount of electricity.

Alignment of the targets on the burner is critical to the fryer’s efficiency.

Burner components A structural standoff is provided on later MJ series fryers.

Burner components Orifices Pilot Assembly The pilot assembly provides ignition for the fryer and heats thermopile.

The Fenwal thermostat, which extends into the frypot, is sensitive to one-degree changes. Fenwal Thermostat

Millivolt Circuit Gas Valve Operator Magnet Operating T-Stat Pilot Magnet Thermopile Pilot High-Limit

24 -Volt Circuit 24 Volt Circuit for MJ-45 & MJCFE ON / OFF Switch Gas Valve Operator Magnet Operating T-Stat Pilot Magnet Thermopile Pilot Line Voltage High-Limit

Computer in 24 -Volt Circuit

Computer Interface Board Transformer 24 volts (22 -28) Probe Circuit GV 24 VAC AL 24 V COMP J 2 COMP 1 4 7 10 13 2 5 8 11 14 3 6 9 12 15 Gas Valve 22 -28 VAC COM J 1 Transformer 12 volts (12 -18) SOUND 3 2 1 AC COM AC K 1 K 2 K 1 HOT

Master. Jet “ 45” Series Wiring Diagram