Henny penny 590 User manual

Model 590/592

Item Name Description

1SCAN Button Allows the operator to toggle through any running multiple

timers.

2Temperature Button Allows the operator to read the temperature of the shortening

while in a Cook Cycle.

3 Digital Display Display shows cooking times along with any prompts or

messages.

4 HEAT Indicator Illuminates whenever the control calls for heat; when short-

ening temperature is reached, the heat light goes off.

5EXIT FILL Button After ltering the fryer, if in the Filter Lockout Mode, the

display reads “FILL” and the EXIT FILL button must be

pressed.

6 Menu Strip Shows the name of the product associated with each product

button.

7EXIT COOL Button After cooking or filtering the fryer automatically goes into

cool mode (this keeps shorteneing at a lower temperature to

preserve shortenening life). The EXIT COOL button must be

pressed to heat the shortening to setpoint temperature.

8Product Select Buttons Select the product to be cooked.

9FUNTION Button Used in the programming of the controls

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KEYS

ENABLING THE POLISH FUNCTION

FUNCTION

1. Press and hold the FUNCTION key until “REG PROGRM” appears.

2. Release the key for a second and then at approximately 1 second intervals press and

release the FUNCTION key until “PLSH ENABL” appears.

3. Release the FUNCTION key.

4. When “CODE” appears in the display, use the number keys and enter the code

“XXXX”.

This will enable the polish function. Entrance to this area is only allowed three times.

CHANGING THE TIME ZONE

NUMBER KEYS

Depressing any of the number keys will toggle the time zone option from EST to CST to

MST to PST and around to EST again.

1. Using the number keys select the correct time zone for your location.

2. Press and release the FUNCTION key and the time zone option will now be set.

3. Press and hold the FUNCTION key for approx. 2 seconds to exit PLSH ENABL

programming.

PROGRAMMING POLISH PARAMETERS

FUNCTION

1. Press and hold the FUNCTION key until “REG PROGRM” appears.

2. Release the key for a second and then at approximately 1 second intervals press and

release the FUNCTION key until “POLISH PRG” appears.

3. Release the FUNCTION key. When “CODE” appears in the display, use the number

keys and enter the code “XXXX”.

CHANGING THE CURRENT TIME OF DAY

NUMBER KEYS

1. Use the number keys to enter the current local time in 12 hour format.

2. Press and release the FUNCTION key and the current time will be set.

Once the current time is set the current time will be displayed with the AM/PM indicator

will be flashing.

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CHANGING AM/PM TIME OF DAY

NUMBER KEYS

1. Depressing any of the number keys will toggle the AM indicator to PM (and then back

again to AM).

2. When the correct option is selected, press and release the FUNCTION key to set the

12 hour mode option.

Once the 12 hour mode has been set a sequencing message “MONTH XX” “112

XX” will be displayed.

CHANGING THE MONTH OF THE YEAR

NUMBER KEYS

1. Use the number keys to set the correct month of the year. Valid settings are 1 to 12.

2. After the correct month of the year is set, press and release the FUNCTION key to

save the correct month setting.

Once the correct month of the year is set the display will show a sequencing message

“DATE XX” “131 XX”.

CHANGING THE DAY OF THE MONTH

NUMBER KEYS

1. Use the number keys to set the correct day of the month. Valid settings are 1 to 28

for February, 1 to 30 and 1 to 31 for the other months of the year.

2. After the correct day of the month is set, press and release the FUNCTION key to save

the correct day setting.

Once the correct day of the month is set the display will show a sequencing message

“DAY XXX” “SUN XXX” “TO XXX” “SAT XXX” where XXX is the day of the week.

CHANGING THE DAY OF THE WEEK

NUMBER KEYS

1. Use the number keys to toggle to the correct day of the week setting.

2. After the correct day of the week is selected, press and release the FUNCTION key to

save the correct day of the week.

3. Once the correct day of the week is saved the display will show a sequencing message

“YEAR XX” “00 XX” “TO XX” “99 XX” where XX is the correct year.

POWER

PUMP

OFF

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CHANGING THE YEAR

NUMBER KEYS

1. Use the number keys to enter the correct year setting.

2. After the year is set, press and release the FUNCTION key to save the year setting.

The display will show “XX:YY P1” where XX is the hours value and YY is the minutes

value for event 1 time.

CHANGING THE EVENT TIME OF DAY

NUMBER KEYS

1. Use the number keys to enter hours and minutes values for event 1.

2. After event 1 hours and minutes information has been entered, press and release the

FUNCTION key to save event 1 time.

The display will show “XX:YYP1 ZZ” where ZZ is either AM or PM.

CHANGING THE EVENT AM/PM TIME OF DAY

NUMBER KEYS

1. Use any of the number keys to toggle between AM and PM.

2. After event 1 AM/PM setting is selected, press and release the FUNCTION key to save

the AM/PM event 1 setting. The display will show “XX:YY P2”.

3. Follow the same steps as you did for event 1 time and AM/PM settings to correctly

set up event 2 settings.

Once you have entered event 2 time and AM/PM settings the display will show “DELAY1

X” where X is the delay time desired for event 1.

CHANGING THE EVENT DELAY TIME

NUMBER KEYS

1. Use the number keys to enter the delay time for event 1. Valid values are 0 through 8

hours.

2. After the correct event 1 delay time is entered, press and release the FUNCTION key

to save the event 1 delay time. The display will show “DELAY2 X” where X is the

delay time for event 2.

3. Follow the same steps as you did for event 1 delay time to enter the event 2 delay

time.

Once you have entered the delay time for event 2 the display will show “POLISH1 XX”

where XX is the polish time for event 1 in minutes.

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CHANGING THE EVENT POLISH TIME

NUMBER KEYS

1. Use the number keys to change the length of the event polish time in minutes. Valid

entries are 0 (for no event) to 60 minutes.

2. After setting the desired polish time for event 1, press and release the FUNCTION key

to save the polish 1 time.

3. Follow the same procedure to set (or change) the event 2 polish time.

Once you have entered the event time for event 2 the display will show “P= XXXX”

where XXXX is the number of completed polish events.

VIEWING COMPLETED POLISH CYCLE INFORMATION

FUNCTION

The total number of completed polish events (both events 1 and 2) will be shown the

display. This information cannot be reset.

1. Once you have completed viewing the completed polish cycle information, press and

release the FUNCTION key.

The display will show “PD= XXXX” where XXXX is the number of delayed polish cycles.

VIEWING DELAYED POLISH CYCLE INFORMATION

FUNCTION

The total number of delayed polish events (both events 1 and 2) will be shown in the

display. This information cannot be reset.

1. Once you have completed viewing the delayed polish cycle information, press and

release the FUNCTION key.

The display will show a sequencing message “WATER= ZZZ” “DETEC= ZZZ” where ZZZ is

either ON or OFF.

ENABLING/DISABLING WATER DETECTION

NUMBER KEYS

1. Use any number key to toggle the water detection feature ON or OFF.

2. Once you have correctly set the water detection feature, press and release the

FUNCTION key to save the water detection option.

The display will show a sequencing message “PLSH 300°F” “TEMP. 300°F”

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PUMP

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POLISH TEMPERATURE PROGRAMMING

NUMBER KEYS

1. Use the number keys to enter the desired temperature at which the controller will

regulate (thermostatically) during the polish program. The default temperature is

300° F.

2. Press and release the FUNCTION key to save the polish temperature.

The display will show the message “DELTA_T 50”.

POLISH TEMPERATURE DELTA_T PROGRAMMING

NUMBER KEYS

1. Use the number keys to enter the desired delta_t temperature at which the controller

will initiate the polish programming timing.

This option along the POWER/PUMP switch toggled to the pump position will allow the

polish program to take place.

2. Press and release the FUNCTION key to save the delta_t parameter.

The display will once again show the time of day programming information.

3. To exit the polish programming area press and hold the FUNCTION key for approx. 2

seconds.

DAYLIGHT SAVINGS AND FRYER STAGGER PROGRAMMING

FUNCTION

1. Press and hold the FUNCTION key until “REG PROGRM” appears.

2. Release the key for a second and then at approximately 1 second intervals press and

release the FUNCTION key until “FAC PRESET” appears.

3. Release the FUNCTION key.

4. When “CODE” appears in the display, use the number keys and enter the code

“2957”.

5. Use the FUNCTION key to step through other factory preset programming parameter

until the sequencing message “DAYLIT ON” “SAVNGS ON” is shown.

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PUMP

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ENABLING DAYLIGHT SAVINGS

NUMBER KEYS

Depressing any of the number keys will toggle the daylight savings option from “OFF” to

“ON” (and from “ON” to “OFF”). If you are located in a part of the country which uses

daylight savings time, turn this option ON, otherwise leave it OFF. Enabling this feature

will automatically correct the clock for daylight savings time during the proper months.

1. Press and release the FUNCTION key and the daylight savings option will now be set.

The display will show a sequencing message “FRYER 0” “STAGGR 0”.

CHANGING THE FRYER STAGGER OPTION

NUMBER KEYS

1. Use any of the number keys to toggle the fryer polish stagger time in minutes. Valid

selections are 0 (no stagger), 15, 30 and 45.

2. Once you have correctly set the stagger time, press and release the FUNCTION key to

save the fryer stagger option.

3. To exit factory presets programming press and hold the FUNCTION key for approx. 2

seconds.

POWER

PUMP

OFF

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Programming information is provided in this section. Operator menus are described in the Operator’s

manual and are not included in this manual. All menus that pertain to maintenance are described in this

section.

To enter the menus perform the following steps:

1. Press and hold the FUNCTION button for two seconds.

2. Release the FUNCTION button as soon as “REG MENU” shows in the display.

3. Press (do not hold) the FUNCTION button to scroll through the menu options.

4. Enter the access code for the Menu that is selected.

The menu options are:

• Factory Presets Menu is described in Table 4-1 (access code 2957).

• Tech I/O Menu is described in Table 4-2 (access code 246).

• Appliance Test Menu is described in Table 4-3 (no access code).

• Heat Control Menu is described in Table 4-4 (access 1234).

Table: 4-1 Factory Presets Menu (access code 2957)

Option Parameters/Functions

Degree Mode Fahrenheit or Celsius

Fryer Type 690 or 390 (This option is only available for 690 and 390 fryers).

Setpoint Type Domestic (DOM) or International (INT)

Speaker Volume 0 to 10 (relative volume)

Speaker Frequency 100 to 2000 Hz.

Program Mode Code Change password to enter (default 123)

Review Usage Code Change password to enter (default None)

Reset Usage Code Change password to enter (default 135)

Factory Preset Code Change password to enter (default 2957)

Appliance Test Code Change password to enter (default None)

Heat Control Code Change password to enter (default 1234)

Initialize Control Resets all Cooking setpoints back to original settings

Daylight Savings Time On or Off

Zigbee Enable On or Off

Fryer Stagger 15, 30, or 45 minutes

Bootloader Flash the control with new software using USB device (The con-

trol must be lowered to access the USB port behind the control).

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Table: 4-2 Tech I/O Menu (access code 246)

Option Parameters/Functions

Inputs Looks at the condition of the pump either On or Off.

User Calibration Calibrates the temperature probe inside of the vat.

RTD Test Shows offset of temperature probe when Product button 1 is

pressed.

Current CPU Test Shows current temp. of the control board. Press Product 1 button

shows the maximum temp. the board has seen.

LEDs Pressing each Product button will light the corresponding digital

display. Repeatedly pressing the same product button will cycle

the LED through several symbols. Exit Cool lights all LEDs.

Push Buttons Pressing each button except the Function button will cause the

speaker to sound.

Counts Log Product 1 shows the number of reinitializations by the user, 2

shows the number of power ups, and 3 show the number of sys-

tem reinitializations (automatic).

Tech Mode Code Change password to enter (default 246).

Zigbee Info1Shows if the radio is connected to the network or not. If the

radio is disconnected to the network you can connect the radio by

pressing product button 10. The channel that the radio is on and

the radio ID can also be displayed from this menu.

Data Logger For factory use only.

Note1: This menu can be accessed when the fryer if off by pressing and holding product buttons 8 and 9

simultaneously.

Table: 4-3 Appliance Test Menu (no access code)

Option Parameters/Functions

Current Recovery Time Displays the current time it takes to heat from 250°F to 300°F.

Last Recovery Time Displays last recorded time it took to heat from 250°F to 300°F.

Table: 4-4 Heat Control Menu (access 1234)

Option Parameters/Functions

Cool Set Point 240°F to 275°F

Auto Cool On or Off

Auto Cool MM:SS If Auto Cool is turned on this is the amount of time the fryer will

sit idle before going to Cool. Time is in minutes and seconds

(00:00 to 99:59).

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Option Parameters/Functions

Cool Proportional

Bandwidth

Temperature below cool set temp at which proportional control

takes over. Example - if set to 15, at 15 degrees below cool set

point, control starts pulsing the heat. Up to that point heat is ther-

mostatically controlled. Set between 0 to 30 minutes.

Cook Idle Proportional

Bandwidth

Temperature below cook set temp at which proportional control

takes over. Example - if set to 15, at 15 degrees below cook set

point, the control starts pulsing the heat. Up to that point heat is

thermostatically controlled. Set between 0 to 30 minutes.

Cold Start proportional

Bandwidth

During a cold start - temperature below cook set temp at which

proportional control takes over. Example - if set to 30, at 30 de-

grees below cook set point, control starts pulsing the heat. Up to

that point heat is thermostatically controlled. Set between 0 to 30

minutes.

Brief Off Time 00:00 to 99:59

Model 500/561/600

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Figure 3-36. SMS-20 Control

The SMS control has been replaced by the SMS 20 control. The SMS control is no longer orderable.

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SMS has been replaced by the SMS-20 and any additional hardware needed to install the SMS-20.

Refer to the tables below when ordering a replacement SMS20 control.

Model 500/561/600

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FIGURE& PART UNITS

ITEM NO. NUMBER DESCRIPTION PER ASSY

3-36 PFE-500KFCSMS-20CONTROLS&SPAREPARTS

1* 97924 SMS-20 Control, PFE-500 .............................................................. 1

2* 92495 CARD, Menu 580/590/690 ............................................................. 1

2*97984 CARD, Menu KFC 600 SMS-20..................................................... 1

3*97501 DECAL, KFC 600 SMS 20............................................................. 1

4* 51877 SPEAKER, w/wire.......................................................................... 1

 5* 14789 KIT,SMS-20ConversionDom.(SN:KA020JJ&Below)(Units