How is the recovery time on the oil temperature? Are the temperatures very accurate? I bought a Delonghi once and highest temp was 355 instead of 375
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Sorry I can't help you but we sent it back because the top door must be open before you can raise or lower basket.
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The recovery time is pretty good, I have done multiple chicken tenders or wings and the oil reheats quickly. I have not checked the temps with a thermometer but cooking times are true leading me to believe it has to be pretty close! Hope that helps.
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Oil temp recovery is very fast, I use my fryer mainly for tempura shrimp, could'nt be happier with it, my old Delonghi was over 15 years old!
1953604
i have had good experience that way, but the thing started leaking oil a few weeks after i received it!!!! do i dare use it. also, if the power goes off it starts at a much higher temperature than i want...in other words it doesn't hold it settings.
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I have the exact same bike and it works perfect. I am currently using a canned map and the difference is night and day. I ride everyday and keep it mounted above the speedo and tach on the top of the inner fairing. It is 9 degrees here in DC and it showed the engine temp never get above 173
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Mine was too man. However it works perfect. I know I was thinking someone used and returned it. Not the case to. That oil stinks right. The reason is they put oil in it test it then drain but during shipping it gets upside down. Don't worry just put on level surface and add oil
2037402
I don't own a triumph, but I'm sure you will be good. I run it in my Twincam 110 and oil temps regularly reach 280
176351
I just got my Delonghi...sorry I can't help with that...hope you can find the info you are looking for. Good luck.
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I'm not sure what you mean, but I agree with Tony F. The exterior of the unit stays cool and handle-able during use. If you let the oil cool (3 hours) after using, the drain/filter feature works really well. I decided to keep mine, as I was impressed with it's fast 'rebound'.
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It does NOT maintain oil heat well. When you add food to cook, it will lower quickly. The temp counter shows high temp but is actually lower. Adjust it slightly and it will then show correct temp again. It goes to 375F.
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If it's blacked out I would return it. Oil does not maintain it's properties when it undergoes heat, light, or continuous variation in temperature. Many oils are old that are old and even racid.
615894
I'm trying to remember.....I believe that the temp flashes as it's heating up, and when it's ready it stops flashing. Can't remember if it has a beeper on it or not. But it tells you in some way when the oil is ready
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It's pretty good, though I think I may have run some furnace oil back through the tube when I first started it. It lifted about 7' while operating from the top.The job was to drain one nearly full oil tank and pump it into another similar tank on another furnace in the same building about seventy feet away. I ran the oil through garden hoses over three operations. I had to burn enough fuel out of the receiving tank to accept more, and then I pumped the dregs out while tipping the tank up on a third day. The pump did its job very well, moving furnace oil more quickly than I would have expected. It's pretty good, though I think I may have run some furnace oil back through the tube when I first started it. It lifted about 7' while operating from the top.The job was to drain one nearly full oil tank and pump it into another similar tank on another furnace in the same building about seventy feet away. I ran the oil through garden hoses over three operations. I had to burn enough fuel out of the receiving tank to accept more, and then I pumped the dregs out while tipping the tank up on a third day. The pump did its job very well, moving furnace oil more quickly... » Read More It's pretty good, though I think I may have run some furnace oil back through the tube when I first started it. It lifted about 7' while operating from the top.The job was to drain one nearly full oil tank and pump it into another similar tank on another furnace in the same building about seventy feet away. I ran the oil through garden hoses over three operations. I had to burn enough fuel out of the receiving tank to accept more, and then I pumped the dregs out while tipping the tank up on a third day. The pump did its job very well, moving furnace oil more quickly than I would have expected. « Show Less
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You need to change the oil, frankly sooner than that. It's just shipping oil. you'd practically be better off with crisco. for legal reasons I hesitate to mention which oils to use however.
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Same here - 29.8 as best as I can read on the dial. I am using it with a vacuum chamber and let it run for hours sometimes. It does need frequent oil changes and the Yellow Jacket brand oil (required for warranty) can be hard to get at times so stock up when you can.
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Carl G I would like to know why you needed an oil lubricated pump? Changing to wet rotor may be an issue because of the clearances...if it stops it might only a small particle...I once had some system "goo" hat stopped one...it took washing it out with diesel to get it back running. Both engineering submitals indicate the NRF22 is about 2GPM less than the LR20BF at 10ft head...so here's the thing...depending on what system youre installing it on...most systems were designed for 160f DHW or 180f HWH water so by putting this in (I dont know your system but I would do it) you'll have a slighting lower flow rate...in DHW who cares as its no big deal...BUT in a HWH system your control valves will open more and this is a seriously good thing in modulating valves. There will be a larger delta T so I'd also lower my boiler temperature by at least 20f assuming youve some form of condensing boiler...this will help ensure youre in condensing mode. Circulate fluid...not temperature and you'll save a lot of money. Make sure your side stream filter is clean and check it a few times in the first 1-2 months because the more flow means the more crud is likely to get back to your HEX...if there isnt one put a Y strainer in and add a "sock" on the screen for a month or 2). A possible problem is how many zones open/ resistance decreases across too many different circuits/ zones...too many and there wont be enough. The system I installed this on it is actually the primary circulator through a 2xwall HEX serving the HWH off the DHW system...it works so well Ive been promoting it/ its been installed on 3 systems in this last year (its not my J.O.B but I do design energy and conservation projects as is my profession). Last, make sure the expansion tank is on the pump inlet side/ the return (DHWR or HWHR)...these high speed pumps cannot handle even a minimal bit of cavitation. All the best
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I would contact the company and ask for a replacement if you have had it less than a year. I burned mine out by putting too much moisture into the oil and having it burn out. Bought a replacement and kept the parts from the first one.
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If you're new to nitro definitely look at temperature gun and after run oil and always run all the gas out if you're not going to run it in the next couple of days WD40 works fine for after run oil I've got a slayer 4x4 and a 4 tec been having the truck about a year and haven't had to change a part yet it's very durable
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Suzanne, I bought A NuWave Pic. I opted for the higher end unit. I split my order with my son. He has used his extensively and is very impressed with it. I broke mine in on fried chicken. I've never had oil temperature control like this before. Good luck with your decision.