Hendi Fryer spare parts

Fryer spare parts support the upkeep of equipment used to cook food in hot oil. This range covers food handling, heating, draining and temperature control, with a basket, heating elements, a drain tap, a safety thermostat and a sensor fixing plate. For kitchen and maintenance teams, identifying the part by its function and the fryer it serves helps define the repair task.

Equipment and tasks

A fryer basket holds food during frying and helps staff lift it from the oil. Its dimensions, 240 × 190 × 140 mm, give the team a practical check when assessing a replacement’s physical fit and the space available for food handling. Heating elements serve a different purpose: they supply heat to the fryer. The range includes elements associated with particular models and capacity designations, helping direct replacement work.

A drain tap provides a controlled route for fryer contents during cleaning or maintenance. Temperature-control service involves the safety thermostat and the plate that fixes its sensor. These components have distinct roles: the thermostat monitors temperature and can interrupt heating at its safety limit, while the plate holds the sensor in position. Identifying which function the repair concerns helps staff focus on the right part.

Parameters in use

The basket dimensions describe its length, width and height, so they can be compared with the replacement need before a food-handling task resumes. Its 8 l designation identifies the fryer capacity associated with the basket. Heating element references also connect parts to equipment: models 205815 and 205853 are associated with 6L, models 205822 and 205839 with 8L, and models 207000, 207109 and 207406 with 4L.

Use those model references to narrow the element choice during repair. The safety thermostat is rated at 230V and associated with models 205808, 205815, 205822, 205839, 207208, 207307, 209202 and 209301. Its electrical rating and model references help staff identify the temperature-control component for the fryer under service. The drain tap is identified for Hendi fryer models 209202 and 209301, supporting part selection when drainage work is required.

Choosing a product

Start with the fryer model and the function involved. For an element, match the model references and capacity designation to the equipment being repaired. For temperature-control work, use the thermostat’s model references; for drainage, check the Hendi fryer models associated with the tap. This approach separates heating, control and draining parts and helps the team identify the relevant component for the job.

For basket replacement, compare its dimensions and associated fryer capacity with the equipment and food-handling task. Choose the bottom plate when the work concerns fixing the thermostat sensor in an electric fryer. Keeping these roles clear helps maintenance staff specify the part needed, whether the task involves handling food, restoring heat, draining fryer contents or mounting a sensor.