how do you drain and fill the pump oil
1098417
There is a drain plug right under the oil level sight gauge. Drain it there and then re-fill to the red dot on the sight gauge through the red filler cap on top.
1098418
The unit ships with warning tags over both fill locations along with both oil and pump oil. The cat pump drains from a bolt on the bottom front. All fill and drain locations are easy to find and access. There is a comprehensive owners manual that comes with this unit as well. I really like my Pressure Pro. Im Sure you will also.
1051426
Once the oil cools, which I have found takes about 3 or 4 hours you will need to turn the lever all the way to the right. The picture denotes the oil going into the reservoir. You can go to home depots website here http://www.homedepot.com/p/Emeril-Advanced-Oil-Control-Fryer-by-T-Fal-FR7015001/204684995 and download the manual from the box labeled Info & Guides. You may need to make sure the drain is clear of debris. If you have fried a lot of stuff or things with a lot of breading it can settle over the mesh for the drain and make it either really slow to drain or clog it up altogether. Once the oil cools, which I have found takes about 3 or 4 hours you will need to turn the lever all the way to the right. The picture denotes the oil going into the reservoir. You can go to home depots website here http://www.homedepot.com/p/Emeril-Advanced-Oil-Control-Fryer-by-T-Fal-FR7015001/204684995 and download the manual from the box labeled Info & Guides. You may need to make sure the drain is clear of debris. If you have fried a lot of stuff or things with a lot of breading it can settle over the mesh for the drain and make it either really slow to drain or clog it up... » Read More Once the oil cools, which I have found takes about 3 or 4 hours you will need to turn the lever all the way to the right. The picture denotes the oil going into the reservoir. You can go to home depots website here http://www.homedepot.com/p/Emeril-Advanced-Oil-Control-Fryer-by-T-Fal-FR7015001/204684995 and download the manual from the box labeled Info & Guides. You may need to make sure the drain is clear of debris. If you have fried a lot of stuff or things with a lot of breading it can settle over the mesh for the drain and make it either really slow to drain or clog it up altogether. « Show Less
1250647
The pump I installed did come filled with oil, however I recommend checking the level as I have had previous pumps that were low.
1621580
Unit has a separate air connection where it pushes the used oil out. It also comes with its own drain hose and connection that you attach to drain the used oil into approved containers.
1996341
I used it while it was full of oil. That should not make a difference. The saver only flushes the water out of the pump.
435911
It is simple. Just unscrew pump handle while pushing down on it. Then fill with liquid being careful not to fill above the mark for maximum fill. Good luck.
973865
I takes less than what comes out of the pump. If you use the full amount, it can/will look oily. Use half the amount that comes out of the pump.
568861
Unlock the vacuum, allowing air to reenter. Then remove hose and pour out of front spout, being sure not to go too fast and get any in the pump section or spill. I refilled my oil containers.
1694836
Make sure u have the screen in front of the drain.when u ready to drain the oil. Make sure power is off & the heating element is on upward position & then u can take the screen off and turn the faucet to open position
772733
Unscrew the reservoir cap and pour in liquid soap then screw the cap back and pump when you need itI would not recommend it unless you use it frequently Otherwise the liquid soap will dry out and very messy to clean.
474731
There is no filter on the drain. What I do is drain the oil into a clean jug and use a filter such as a coffee filter in the basket and that will filter out anything you wouldn't want in your oil for the next use.
2207741
Heating element is buried into the bottom and well... the oil should only be drained when the oil has cooled... so if the oil is hot of course your drain hose will be hot.
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According to the Fumoto valve application chart, you need the F-106 valve and ADP-106 adapter. If your vehicle has enough clearance between the oil pan and ground, I would recommend going with the F-106N which has the nipple. The nipple allows you to connect a 3/8 inch ID hose to the valve making the oil draining process easier and much cleaner. Regardless of which valve you go with, the valve is a huge improvement over the conventional drain plug.
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You have to pump it until it get hard to pump. Make sure that you do not have the oil going up the tube. Have it on a flat surface and pump it until it get hard and make sure that you do not over fill it either or it will not pump. There is a line that tells you how much oil to put in. Hope this helps you.
1329920
Run the engine for a bit, or do it after a drive. It pumps much quicker and easier when the oil is hot.
62439
Grey Beard makes another pump model called The Baron, which is designed for oil. That model should work for your need.
568862
To empty the oil unscrew the valve at the front of the unit, tip it over and pour it out.