Lost fry basket handle

How do you lower the basket? Are you trying to cook french fries at a fast food restaurant? If so, you SHOULD have been instructed before you were ever expected to actually perform the task! DON'T splatter hot oil on yourself, nor on others!

If that is not the kind of basket you are talking about, how would anyone who was trying to help you, know that, by your question?

Can tell me where r u........

Hi Anonymous

That model seems pretty elusive to find a specific handle. That said, I've seen general purpose cookware handles for sale before that might be adaptable to your use, such as this one
Fitx All Replacement Pan Handle on Amazon. I also found here
https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080406162207AAx28QW that Argos is the manufacturer of the Cookworks line. Sites like this
OEM deep fryer parts the best selection from Parts Town feature a wide range of OEM parts for a number of brands, and it may be worth dropping them a note - often these are the folks who will know how many other brands that something is identical to other than a name brand (kind of like how only about 3 American companies make clothes dryers).
There are also arrays of commercial fryer baskets for sale at places such as
Fryer Baskets Frying Baskets so, you may be able to contact them as well about either replacing the basket with a proper form factor one, or perhaps about other options.

Hoping this helps, and Happy Holidays!

D

check your hot oil level, it may be above the mark. also follow the maximum recommended batch loading. overloading fryers will result in oil spillage (overflow from tank) during cooking cycle.

If you still have your manual to this unit I bet the manufacturer has a website that you can order from. If you don't have your manual then you can google the manufacturer for their website and order a new one there. I always keep my maunals for this reason. I hope this helps.

There is a small allen screw in the base of the handle- the part the stem screws into to turn the water to the on position. If you have lost the one for your handle call moen at 1-800-289-6636 in the US. Their hours are Mon-Fri 8-8 EST and Sat 8-18:30 or follow this link MOEN. In Canada 1-800-465-6130 and hours are Mon-Fri 7:30-17:00 EST.

There are two different handles made for this unit (I own an X1 and have both). Both of these handles have baskets.

First - The pod handle has a basket area that is very shallow, about 1/3 of an inch deep and the basket has very small holes.

Second - The handle for loose grounds came with two baskets, one for a single dose, and one for a double dose. Both removable baskets have the very small holes for the espresso to drip through.

You must have a basket in the handle in order to use the machine. If you try to make espresso without a basket, you'll just make a mess. Besides, the machine will never be able build enough pressure to extract espresso from the grounds.

Search the net (ebay?) for francis francis x1 handle.


Good luck

You can order a new brew basket with grommet directly from Cuisinart - I would call them directly, but you can also order from their website - www.cuisinart.com

Are you using the pressurized filter baskets? My 2 1/2-year-old SL70 recently started doing the same thing, and I think I have narrowed the problem down to the filter basket (it works fine with a non-pressurized basket). I've ordered a new pressurized basket. I can't guarantee that this is the answer, but you might try it.