Caster Wheel with Brake for Hamoki GF-Series Gas Fryer

Direct replacement caster wheel with brake for the full range of Hamoki GF-series freestanding gas fryers, including GF90, GF120, GF120T, and GF150 in both LPG and Natural Gas configurations. Allows easy repositioning of the fryer for cleaning and maintenance, with a lockable brake to keep the fryer securely in place during operation.

Key Features

• Compatible with all Hamoki GF-series gas fryers: GF90, GF120, GF120T, GF150
• Suitable for both LPG (Propane) and Natural Gas installations
• Lockable brake for secure, stable fryer positioning during operation
• Swivel caster for easy manoeuvring and repositioning
• Heavy-duty construction rated for commercial kitchen use
• Direct replacement fit – matches original caster mounting profile

Compatible Models

Technical Specifications

• Part Type: Caster Wheel with Brake
• Compatible Equipment: Hamoki GF90, GF120, GF120T, GF150 (LPG & NG)
• Brake Type: Foot-operated lockable brake
• Mounting: Direct replacement – no modification required
• Application: Commercial catering / foodservice equipment

Important Safety Notice

Always engage the caster brakes before operating the fryer. Never move the fryer while it contains hot oil. Ensure the gas flexible hose has sufficient slack before repositioning the fryer, and always check for gas leaks after moving.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these casters compatible with all Hamoki GF-series gas fryers?
Yes – these caster wheels are compatible with the GF90, GF120, GF120T, and GF150 Hamoki gas fryers in both LPG and Natural Gas configurations.

How many casters does a fryer need?
A standard freestanding fryer typically uses 4 casters. This listing is sold per caster – order the quantity you require.

Do the brakes lock the fryer in place during cooking?
Yes – the foot-operated brake locks the caster wheel to prevent the fryer from moving during operation. Always engage all brakes before use.

Can I move the fryer while it is connected to the gas supply?
Only if your installation uses a flexible gas hose with sufficient slack. Always isolate the gas supply before moving the fryer any significant distance, and check for gas leaks after repositioning.

How do I replace a caster wheel?
Isolate the fryer from the gas supply and ensure it is empty and cool. With assistance, carefully tilt or lift the fryer to access the caster mounting point. Remove the old caster and fit the replacement, ensuring it is securely locked in place before lowering the fryer.

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