My Frymaster is beeping and coming up with a message HOT on the screen

check the ignition system.controller will display help when burners do not respond during heat start-up or heat demands.also check if the unit receives sufficient fuel for ignition.

http://www.partstown.com/frymaster/parts#search-tab-content=manuals-and-diagrams
without model number, I can only talk generically. This sounds like the high limit is open and needs to be reset. The partstown website I attached should take you to where you can find your manual and this should help you fix it.

Hi,
There is a problem in the system. The problem is usually a sensor that is not reading correctly or not working right.
To troubleshoot this type of problem it is best to call the factory tech. support people and have them walk you through the troubleshooting. then they can also guide you to getting the proper replacement parts. For a problem that is showing up like that you will need OEM parts anyway.

heatman101

Not sure but if its a GE answering machine if you turn on the answer feature and then hold down the message skip button for 2 or 3 seconds and release it changes the language back to english. If you then hold down the review/playback button (keep holding) it beeps, after the beep speak your message when done release the button. If you want to review your message press the review/playback(cant remember exactly what its called) and release it.

If you are still having problems with your LG dishwasher, turn off the hot water supply to the dishwasher and remove the hot water inlet pipe (remove the lower, front panel (toe kick plate) )
Check the screen/filter at the water inlet on the dishwasher.
Reconnect the pipe and turn the hot water supply back on.
Test out and enjoy!

I'm suspecting one of the following causes:

1. The thermo couple/thermo pile
2. Gas valve sticking, intermittant operation, doesn't snap open when required all the time. THIS CAN ONLY BE PROVED WITH A MANOMETER and specialized meter that can measure thermocouple or thermoppile current, and volt meter.

I've worked on many a McDonalds Frymaster beeping fryers that intermittantly go into ignition failure that TURNS OUT TO BE THE ACTUAL GAS VALVE FAILING TO SNAP OPEN, and hang only once in a while. Gas valves are only good for so many operations, once that has been reached start failing. The indicator you gave, IT WAS USED BEFORE YOU GOT IT makes me believe it is your gas valve!

ps: manual for your unit

http://www.frymaster.com/docs/uploaded/fry/products/OperationalManuals/819-5887.pdf

I called IG Service in Denmark, who have their own technical experts, And they will now solve it.
I found them via the frymaster homepaige.

www.ig-gruppen.dk

THIS SOUNDS LIKE A THERMASTAT PROBLEM!

Check your transformer and make sure that it is tapped for 110v

There should be some kind of spark sensor usually where the gas line plugs into the pot. There is one wire hooked to it take the sensor out and clean it good. Soot could be building up on it causing it to nolonger sense a flame.