Does anyone know if this will work on a charbroil big easy oil-less turkey fryer?
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I'm no expert on lp gas regulators for grill, etc., but the box for this "Low Pressure LPG" hose with 1-PSI regulator and 3/8" flare swivel fitting contains the following warning: ! DO NOT USE ON TURKEY FRYERS ! Elsewhere it also says "For use with LP outdoor low pressure cookers and gas grills ONLY! Do not use for any other application." If you want more info, you could check with the distributor, Barbour International, Inc. at 101 Cypress Way in Brandon, MS 39042. Hope this helps.
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I looked at the turkey fryer and it looks like the hose is a standard hose. If you need a stainless hose, you should give it a try. You can always return it.
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I don't think you can use it for turkey fryer I read it in the instructions when I received mine as a warning these are low pressure hoses I think you may need to find out more on the hose you need to replace before ordering it !
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As long as the "retainer brackets" adjust to your 30 quart pot then I believe you could use it to fry a turkey because the BTU's are plenty.
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Well i sure understand what you are saying RePete and i'm so glad someone else noticed! Even though this LISTING is for an Masterbuilt Butterball Indoor Gen III Electric Fryer Cooker, there are 3 purchasing options on the page that include something that steams indoors and an additional indoor fryer that DOES TAKE OIL and an OIL FREE FRYER. The oilfree product is really an OUTDOOR ROASTER that uses an infrared heating element to roast the turkey so the term fryer is misleading in many of the reviews for the oil free version. I came to this page after I recently received the oil free fryer as a gift at christmas to read the reviews and it was very confusing. Several people were raving about how they fried turkeys, wings, potatoes...anything in oil and that it turns out so crispy and perfect. Or that they boiled/steamed things with this lol....i thought they were idiots for attempting to put oil in an OIL FREE FRYER. lol However, they bought the indoor fryer that does take oil. Amazon should have split this listing into 3 product listings, giving each option it's own page and review options. Hopefully people use their common sense and NEVER attempt to use the outdoor version indoors (carbon monoxide warnings all over the instructions) or put oil in it. Side note, i'm looking forward to trying out a turkey tomorrow, based on the reviews for the version we do have. good luck!
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You can get it from Amazon or CharBroil just be sure youget the correct one for smoker or fryer
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I agree with Kim I have only used mine for deep frying and it should work on any cooking method but for me a smaller thermometer that can be tucked away in a drawer would be more convenient for daily use as this is a very large thermometer that sits in a deep pot and requires a large storage area.
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NO. The DF200 fryer has a center prong that fits into a hole to open the little connector flap doors on the power cord. This cord doesn't have the center hole and will not make the connection to the DF200 fryer. It does not fit. I bought it for the same reason and found that out first hand.
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I really don't no, because it fit my Preston deep fryer but it doesn't stay connected. It keeps falling out,so I gave it away.
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Hi Kenneth! I bought this as the cord that was supposed to work with my fryer. It didn't fit properly so I returned it. I actually found the correct one through a google search and it was priced a few dollars less. Good luck with your search!
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Do you mean the Charbroil Big Easy oil free turkey cooker? Probably will not.
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I don't think so. Check the charbroil website to see what part number yours uses.
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I set it at 375 degrees and do 4 minutes per pound plus 5 minutes for any size turkey and it comes out great every time! I use this fryer for only turkey so I can not say if that would work for chicken but honestly I don't see why not.
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Depending on what you are frying keep the level between max and min. A turkey will take up more space than a handful of french frys so the level will need to be adjusted accordingly. I've used it for frying pastries and it takes the 2.5 gallons.
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I would think as long as the plug fits it should work. I purchased a new plug for a fry pan that was thirty years old and it works fine.
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I use these in my Big Easy smoker grill which is the larger Big Easy. You might want to check if this item is also made for the turkey fryer model before ordering. The small fryer will cook up to 16 lb birds, the Smoker Grill unit will accept up to 25 lb birds.
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Like Clive I have never used my grater without the bowl that came with it. I would not recommend using it over a deep fryer as the potential for grease fire could be a big problem.
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Sorry don't know. It was going into a charbroil series grill. I can say it went into my char broil perfectly. Since its amazon you can always get one and send it back if it doesn't work. Side note I did find an aftermarket version at Home Depot for a few bucks cheaper and it was more universal, so you may want to check it out. I have one amazon and one home depot burner in my grill and I cant tell the difference.
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While it is certainly possible to not turn on the rotisserie switch, the turkey is not entirely submerged in the oil, maybe only 2/3 of the way. This means that you would have to do the work of the rotisserie and turn the bird yourself. I would not recommend it. On the other hand, the manual/DVD for the unit mentions that one can use it for regular deep-frying, presumably for items that can be completely submerged.