Oil Drain Valve for Hamoki GF90 / GF120 / GF120T / GF150 Gas Fryer – LPG & Natural Gas
Oil Drain Valve for Hamoki GF90 / GF120 / GF120T / GF150 Gas Fryer – LPG & Natural Gas
Oil Drain Valve for Hamoki GF-Series Gas Fryers
Direct replacement oil drain valve for Hamoki GF-series freestanding gas fryers (GF90, GF120, GF120T, GF150) in both LPG and Natural Gas configurations. Restores safe, controlled oil drainage for cleaning and oil changes, preventing leaks and ensuring correct valve operation in a busy commercial kitchen.
Key Features
- Compatible with Hamoki GF90, GF120, GF120T, GF150 gas fryers
- Suitable for both LPG (Propane) and Natural Gas installations
- Robust construction for repeated high-temperature oil drainage cycles
- Secure sealing to prevent oil leaks during operation
- Direct replacement fit – matches original valve dimensions and connection
- Essential maintenance part for safe fryer oil management
Compatible Models
| Model | Type | Configuration | Gas Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| GF90 | Gas Fryer | Freestanding | LPG & Natural Gas |
| GF120 | Gas Fryer | Freestanding | LPG & Natural Gas |
| GF120T | Gas Fryer | Freestanding Twin Tank | LPG & Natural Gas |
| GF150 | Gas Fryer | Freestanding | LPG & Natural Gas |
Technical Specifications
- Part Type: Oil Drain Valve
- Compatible Equipment: Hamoki GF90, GF120, GF120T, GF150 (Gas – LPG & NG)
- Application: Commercial catering / foodservice equipment
- Fitting: Direct replacement – no modification required
Important Safety Notice
Always allow fryer oil to cool to a safe handling temperature before draining. Ensure the fryer is isolated from the gas supply before replacing the drain valve. Hot oil causes serious burns.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this valve fit both LPG and Natural Gas GF-series fryers?
Yes – the oil drain valve is the same part regardless of gas type. It is compatible with GF90, GF120, GF120T, and GF150 fryers in both LPG and Natural Gas configurations.
What are the signs of a failing oil drain valve?
Common symptoms include oil seeping or dripping from the valve when closed, difficulty opening or closing the valve, or the valve handle becoming stiff or seized due to oil residue build-up.
How do I replace the oil drain valve?
Isolate the gas supply and allow oil to cool completely. Drain remaining oil, then unscrew the existing valve from the tank outlet. Fit the replacement valve, ensure a secure seal, and test before returning the fryer to service.
How often should the drain valve be inspected?
Inspect during every routine fryer service and clean regularly to prevent oil residue build-up that can cause the valve to seize or leak.
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