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Which regulator must I use for my imperial fryer .

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Maxitrol RV48 series for most applications, 0.5psi natural gas.

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SOURCE: imperial gas fryer problem, when the burners are

You have a bad gas valve. It's not reading the signal from the thermostat. The gas valve is stuck open.

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