Frymaster 8071683 Relay - Compatible Commercial Equipment Replacement

Frymaster 8071683 OEM 12VDC 20A Secondary Blower Fan Relay

The Frymaster 8071683 Relay is a genuine OEM electrical switching component designed for compatible Frymaster commercial cooking equipment. This relay is used to activate the secondary blower fan used to cool the fry pot, making it an important component within the equipment's electrical control and cooling system.

The Frymaster 8071683 is rated at 12VDC with a 20A current rating and has a black housing. Reliable relay operation is important because the component must respond correctly to the equipment control circuit and switch the connected blower load when required.

When the original relay becomes electrically damaged, develops worn contacts, fails to energize, or operates intermittently, the secondary blower fan may not operate as intended. Replacing a confirmed failed relay with the correct Frymaster OEM 8071683 helps restore the electrical switching configuration designed for compatible Frymaster equipment.

OEM Part Details & Specifications

• Manufacturer: Frymaster
• OEM Part Number: 8071683
• MPN: 8071683
• Part Type: Electrical Relay
• Primary Function: Secondary Blower Fan Relay
• Application: Fry Pot Cooling / Blower Control
• Voltage: 12VDC
• Current Rating: 20A
• Color: Black
• Common Equipment Type: Commercial Fryers
• Application Type: Commercial Cooking Equipment

What the Frymaster 8071683 Relay Does

The Frymaster 8071683 relay acts as an electrically controlled switch within compatible Frymaster equipment. Its identified application is to activate the secondary blower fan used to cool the fry pot.

When the equipment control circuit commands the secondary blower to operate, the relay energizes and switches the connected circuit. When the control signal is removed, the relay changes state according to the equipment's control sequence.

Proper relay operation helps support:

• Secondary blower fan activation
• Fry pot cooling operation
• Reliable electrical switching
• Proper response to the equipment control circuit
• Consistent blower operation
• Protection of the primary control circuit from directly carrying the switched load
• Dependable commercial fryer operation

Compatible Frymaster Models

The Frymaster 8071683 OEM Relay is listed for compatible Frymaster commercial cooking equipment including:

• 18UE
• 2836 w/o Float Switch
• 2836 with Float Switch
• 2FGLAU0ZQTZBNG
• 2FQG30U
• 3FQE30U
• 3FQG120
• 3FQG30U
• Application Series
• BIEL14
• BIELA14
• BIELA14-T
• BIGL30
• BIGLA30
• BIGLA30-T
• BIH152
• BIH1721
• BIH252
• BIH352
• BIH452
• BIH52
• BIH552
• BIMH14
• BIMH52
• BIPH
• BIPH14
• BIPH252/255
• BIPH352/355
• BIPH452/455
• BIPH52/55
• BIPH552
• BIRE14
• BK14TC
• BK14TRC
• BK17C
• BK17RC
• BK3000C
• BK414TRC
• BKFP214TC
• BKFP214TRC
• BKFP217C
• EH1721
• FBCR18
• FBKR18
• FE155
• FP128
• FP128-236S
• FP136
• FP14
• FP228
• FP236
• FP28
• FP36
• FPEL14
• FPEL17
• FPEL214CA
• FPEL22
• FPEL314CA
• FPEL414CA
• FPGL230CA
• FPGL330C
• FPGL330CA
• FPGL430CA
• FPGL430CASC
• FPH117
• FPH17
• FPH17SC
• FPPH-14
• FPPH-17
• FPPH-22
• FPPH217
• FPPH417TC
• FPRE117/122
• FPRE14
• FPRE17
• FPRE217/222
• FPRE22
• FPRE317
• FPRE80
• FQ4000 (FQELAU)
• FQE30U
• FQE80U
• FQG30
• FQG30U
• FQG30U-TB
• FQG80T
• FilterQuick FQE30
• FilterQuick FQGLA-T
• H14
• H14 Naval
• H14 Sub
• H14SC
• H17
• H17 Naval
• H17SC
• H22
• H22 Naval
• H22SC
• HPRE80
• KFC18E
• MAC-H52
• MH14
• MH152
• MH252
• MH352
• MH452
• MH52
• MH552
• MPH14
• MPH152/155
• MPH252/255
• MPH352/355
• MPH452/455
• MPH52/55
• MRE14
• NAVY SUBMARINE
• OCF30 Electric Series
• OCF30 Gas Series
• OCF30ATOE
• OCF30ATOG
• PRO SERIES
• RE14
• RE17
• RE22
• RE80
• XFPRE80
• XRE
• XYCFRE18
• XYSCFRE18
• YUM YSCFRE18

Compatibility Note: Frymaster equipment configurations can vary by serial number, production date, voltage, and factory revision. Always verify OEM part number 8071683, the complete equipment model and serial number, the 12VDC / 20A electrical requirements, and identification on the original relay before ordering.

Common Signs of a Relay or Secondary Blower Circuit Problem

Qualified commercial cooking-equipment technicians may inspect the Frymaster 8071683 when troubleshooting conditions such as:

• Secondary blower fan does not operate
• Blower operates intermittently
• Relay does not energize when commanded
• Relay energizes but the connected blower does not operate
• Relay contacts fail to switch the load
• Intermittent electrical operation
• Blower remains off when the control circuit calls for operation
• Visible heat damage to the relay housing
• Burned or discolored relay terminals
• Loose or damaged electrical connections
• Corrosion at relay terminals
• Evidence of overheated contacts

These symptoms do not automatically confirm relay failure. The secondary blower motor, wiring, connectors, control board, power supply, fuse or protective device, and other components in the control circuit can create similar symptoms. Proper electrical diagnosis should be completed before replacing the relay.

Technician Checks Before Ordering

Before replacing the Frymaster 8071683 relay, qualified technicians should verify:

• OEM part number 8071683
• Complete equipment model
• Equipment serial number
• 12VDC relay voltage
• 20A current rating
• Original relay identification
• Relay terminal arrangement
• Connector configuration
• Mounting arrangement
• Control signal to the relay
• Secondary blower motor condition
• Associated wiring and connectors
• Power supply to the switched circuit
• Signs of overheating or electrical damage

OEM part-number and electrical-rating verification are especially important when replacing relays. Relays with similar housings can have different coil voltages, contact ratings, terminal layouts, and circuit functions.

Diagnosing a Secondary Blower That Will Not Run

If the secondary blower fan does not operate, the Frymaster 8071683 should not automatically be assumed to have failed. Before condemning the relay, technicians should determine whether the relay is receiving the correct control signal and whether the blower circuit has the required electrical supply.

Depending on the equipment configuration, diagnosis may include checking:

• 12VDC relay control signal
• Relay coil operation
• Relay contact operation
• Secondary blower motor
• Blower wiring
• Connectors and terminals
• Control-board output
• Fuses or circuit protection
• Power supply to the blower circuit
• Signs of excessive current or overheating

Testing the complete circuit helps prevent unnecessary relay replacement when the blower motor, wiring, control system, or another electrical component is responsible for the failure.

Inspect the Original Relay & Electrical Connections

Electrical relays should be visually inspected as part of the diagnostic process. Technicians should look for:

• Burned terminals
• Discolored connectors
• Melted relay housing
• Heat damage
• Loose electrical connections
• Corrosion
• Damaged wiring
• Evidence of electrical arcing
• Overheated connector terminals

If the original relay shows significant heat or electrical damage, determine whether excessive current, a failing blower motor, poor terminal connection, or another circuit problem contributed to the failure before energizing the replacement relay.

Why the 12VDC and 20A Ratings Matter

The Frymaster 8071683 is identified as a 12VDC, 20A relay. These electrical specifications are important when confirming the replacement.

A relay with the wrong coil voltage or contact rating may not operate correctly and can potentially damage the control circuit or connected load. Do not select a replacement solely because another relay has the same physical dimensions or terminal appearance.

Commercial Fryer Applications

Compatible Frymaster equipment using the 8071683 relay is commonly installed in demanding commercial foodservice environments including:

• Restaurants
• Fast-food restaurants
• Hotels
• Schools
• Hospitals
• Universities
• Institutional kitchens
• Military and naval foodservice applications
• Corporate cafeterias
• Catering operations
• High-volume commercial kitchens

Installation & Service Notes

Disconnect electrical power and follow Frymaster service procedures before servicing commercial cooking equipment. Allow hot equipment and surrounding components to cool to a safe service temperature before beginning work.

Before removing the original 8071683 relay, document the terminal positions, connector arrangement, mounting position, and associated wiring. Compare the replacement relay with the original component before transferring electrical connections.

Inspect connectors, terminals, wiring, and the secondary blower circuit for overheating, corrosion, looseness, or physical damage. If the original relay failed because of excessive current or another circuit problem, correct the underlying condition before energizing the replacement.

After installation, operate the equipment through an appropriate cycle and verify that the secondary blower fan activates when commanded and that the relay switches the connected circuit correctly.

Commercial fryer electrical controls should be diagnosed and installed by qualified commercial foodservice-equipment service personnel.

Why Correct OEM Relay Identification Matters

Commercial equipment relays can look nearly identical while having different coil voltages, current ratings, contact configurations, terminal arrangements, and equipment functions.

Using Frymaster OEM part number 8071683, along with the 12VDC coil specification and 20A current rating, provides technicians and purchasing departments with multiple identification points when comparing the replacement with the original relay.

Always verify the equipment model, serial number, electrical specifications, original relay, and associated circuit before ordering.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Frymaster 8071683?

The Frymaster 8071683 is an OEM 12VDC electrical relay used in compatible Frymaster commercial cooking equipment.

What does the Frymaster 8071683 relay control?

The 8071683 is identified as a relay used to activate the secondary blower fan that helps cool the fry pot on compatible Frymaster equipment.

What voltage is Frymaster 8071683?

The relay is rated at 12VDC.