JP2020065654A - Oil filter machine - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide an oil filter machine that can filter and circulate oil in a fryer, and can supply new oil without increasing an installation space.SOLUTION: An oil filter machine 10 includes a machine body 20 for receiving oil from a fryer in a storage tank 21, removing impurities from the oil in the storage tank 21 by a filter unit 22, and transferring the oil from the filter unit 22 by a pump, and a nozzle with a hose 30 for discharging the oil from the pump. The machine body 20 includes an oil drain pipe connected to the pump from the storage tank 21, a plug 27 connected to a suction pipe 27a for sucking the oil from a storage container storing the oil, and an oil transfer pipe connected to the pump from the plug 27.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to an oil processing machine for filtering oil in a fryer and supplying oil to the fryer.

At the fryer, various ingredients are fried in tempura and fries. The oil in the fryer is oxidized by heating, and when the tempura and fries are fried, fried residue is mixed.
As a conventional oil filter that circulates while filtering the oil of the fryer and removing the frying residue, the one described in Patent Document 1 is known.

  The oil filter device for a fryer described in Patent Document 1 uses a pump motor to circulate the filtered oil stored in a waste oil tank to a frying tank so that the bottom wall of the filter cover in the filtering section has an oil level Between the inner surface of the waste oil tank and the outer surface of the filter cover, the filter is not immersed in the oil located above and the filter cover is locked to the waste oil tank through the hooks. Is configured so that a predetermined gap is formed over the entire circumference thereof.

On the other hand, when supplying new oil to the fryer, the operator lifts up the oil tank of the fryer at a high position, for example, a can of can containing the new oil, and pours it into the oil tank while inclining.
However, it is hard work to lift and tilt the oil-filled Itto can, and there is a risk that the worker's physical condition will be deteriorated. Therefore, as an oil supply device for supplying oil to the flyer, the one described in Patent Document 2 is known.

The edible oil supply device for a fryer described in Patent Document 2 is configured such that the first oil absorption pipe portion is inserted into and connected to a one-tower can housed in the container space below the case body, and the first oil absorption pipe portion is connected. The discharge side of an electric oil pump connected via a solenoid valve is connected, and edible oil is supplied to a fryer from a supply nozzle provided at a corner of a top plate of a case body.
The edible oil supply device for a fryer described in Patent Document 2 is installed next to the fryer, or is placed integrally with the fryer placed on the top.

JP, 9-75237, A JP, 2005-253481, A

However, in the case where the edible oil supply device for a fryer described in Patent Document 2 is installed beside the fryer, a device that is used only for refueling occupies a part of the kitchen, and the kitchen is narrowed. To do.
Further, when the frying oil supply device described in Patent Document 2 is installed with the fryer mounted, for example, the fryer oil filtration device described in Patent Document 1 may be installed below the fryer. Therefore, the oil from the fryer cannot be circulated while filtering the oil and removing the fried residue.
Further, it is conceivable that the oil supply device is moved to the fryer every time the oil is supplied to the fryer and used, but the oil supply device is moved in a small kitchen, and the work is complicated.

  Therefore, the present invention makes it possible to filter and circulate the oil in the fryer, and it is possible to supply new oil without lifting the container in which the oil is contained and without increasing the installation space. It aims at providing the oil processing machine which does.

  The present invention receives oil from a fryer in a storage tank, removes contaminants from the oil in the storage tank by a filter unit, and transfers the oil from the filter unit by a pump, and a machine body for transferring the oil from the pump. In an oil processing machine provided with a nozzle with a hose for discharging, the machine body is connected to an oil discharge pipe connected to the pump from the storage tank, and a suction pipe for sucking oil from a storage container storing oil. And a first oil feed pipe connected to the pump from the first connecting portion.

  According to the oil treatment machine of the present invention, the filtering unit can remove impurities contained in the oil in the storage tank received from the fryer. The oil flowing from the oil storage pipe from the storage tank can be pumped and returned to the flyer by the nozzle with a hose. Then, by inserting the suction pipe into the storage container storing the oil and operating the pump, the oil from the storage container is pressure-fed by the pump by flowing from the suction pipe connected to the first connecting portion through the oil supply pipe. By doing so, oil can be supplied from the nozzle with a hose to the flyer.

The first connecting portion has a structure in which a valve is closed in a state of not being connected to the suction pipe, and the oil drain pipe can be provided with a two-way cock whose opening and closing is operated by a lever.
Since the valve is closed when the first connecting portion is not connected to the suction pipe, the valve is closed when the suction pipe is not connected. Therefore, the oil flowing from the oil drain pipe from the storage tank is connected to the first connecting portion. It is possible to prevent discharge from the part. Further, when the two-way cock is closed, it is possible to prevent oil from the suction pipe connected to the first connecting portion from flowing back through the oil drain pipe to the storage tank.

It is preferable that a caster for movement is provided on a bottom surface of the machine body, and the first connecting portion is arranged at an end of a top surface of the machine body opposite to the storage tank.
Since the casters for movement are provided on the bottom surface of the machine body, it can be easily pulled out even when the machine body is arranged below the flyer. Since the first connecting part is arranged at the end of the top surface of the machine body opposite to the storage tank, if the machine body is slightly pulled out from the lower part of the flyer, the first connecting part will move from the lower part of the flyer to the outside. Since it comes out and is exposed, by connecting the suction pipe to the first connecting portion, oil can be sucked up from the container and easily supplied to the flyer.

A caster for movement is provided on the bottom surface of the machine body, and the oil drain pipe is outside the housing of the machine body and is piped between the housing supported by the caster and the installation surface. Is desirable.
Since the oil drain pipe is installed in the gap between the housing and the floor surface lifted from the installation surface by the casters, there is no need to secure a space for installing the oil drain pipe in the housing, so the machine body can be downsized. it can.

A second connecting part connected to the pump and connected to the nozzle with a hose may be provided, and the second connecting part may have a structure in which a valve is closed in a non-connected state with the nozzle with a hose.
Even if the pump is mistakenly started when the nozzle with a hose is not connected to the second connecting portion, the valve of the second connecting portion is in a closed state, so that high temperature oil is discharged from the second connecting portion. Can be prevented.

  According to the oil processor of the present invention, it is possible to filter and circulate the oil of the fryer, and it is not necessary to separately prepare the oil filter and the oil feeder, so that the installation space is not increased. It is possible to supply new oil. Therefore, in the oil processing machine of the present invention, it is not necessary to lift the container in which the oil is stored and supply the oil to the fryer, so that the workability can be improved.

It is a perspective view showing an oil treatment machine concerning an embodiment of the invention. It is a figure which shows the oil processing machine shown in FIG. 1, (A) is a right side view, (B) is a front view. FIG. 3 is a right side view of the oil processing machine shown in FIG. FIG. 3 is a plan view showing a state where the casing of the oil processing machine shown in FIG. 2 is seen through. FIG. 3 is a front view of the oil processing machine shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the nozzle with a hose, (A) is a figure which shows the whole, (B) is sectional drawing of a hose, (C) is a figure which shows the structure of a hose typically. (A) is a partial sectional view showing a plug to which a nozzle with a hose is connected, and (B) is a partial sectional view showing a socket formed at the base end of the nozzle with a hose. It is a figure which shows the remote control with a code | cord, (A) is the figure which looked at the remote control part from the front, (B) is the figure which looked at the case of the remote control part seen from the side.

An oil processing machine according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
The oil processing machine 10 shown in FIGS. 1 to 5 is arranged below a flyer (not shown). In the present specification, the side where the oil processor 10 is pulled out from below the flyer is referred to as the front and the opposite side is referred to as the rear.
The oil processing machine 10 includes a machine body 20, a nozzle 30 with a hose (see FIG. 6), and a remote controller 40 with a cord.

  The machine body 20 is provided with casters 20b for smoothly moving the machine body 20 when pulling out the machine body 20 from each corner of the bottom surface of the housing 20a. On the front side of the upper surface of the housing 20a, a handle 20c that is gripped by the user when pulling out is formed.

A storage tank 21 having an open top is formed inside the housing 20a made of stainless steel. A lid 21 a is arranged at the opening of the storage tank 21. The bottom surface of the storage tank 21 is formed in the shape of a quadrangular pyramid with its top facing downward.
A filter 22 is formed in the storage tank 21. Note that the filtering unit 22 is omitted in FIG. 3.

The filtering unit 22 is arranged at the opening of the storage tank 21, and has an oil screen 22a for removing large-sized dust such as frying dust contained in the oil from the fryer, and a fine-sized dust. The filter 22b is provided with a wire mesh 22c for providing a gap between the filter 22b and the discharge port 21b (see FIG. 4) at the bottom of the storage tank 21, and a frame portion 22d for fixing the filter 22b.
The filter 22b may be one in which activated carbon and activated clay are supported on a sheet-shaped base material.
A pump 23 is arranged adjacent to the storage tank 21. The pump 23 can also pump oil having a high temperature of 150 degrees or more. An end of a rotary shaft 23 a of a motor that rotates an impeller that pumps oil is projected from the pump 23.

As shown in FIG. 2B, an outlet 20e to which the power cord 20d of the pump 23 (see FIG. 4) is connected is arranged on the front surface of the housing 20a. An outlet 20f to which the cord-equipped remote controller 40 is connected is arranged above the outlet 20e.
The outlet 20e and the outlet 20f are openably and closably covered by a cover 20g connected to the housing 20a by a hinge.
A lamp 20h is provided above the outlets 20e and 20f to indicate a power supply state to the pump 23 and to indicate that the pump 23 can be started and stopped.
As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 (A), a rectangular opening 20j for exposing the rotary shaft 23a of the pump 23 from the outside is formed on the right side surface which is one wall surface of the housing 20a.
A guide tube 20k that extends toward the rotary shaft 23a protruding from the pump 23 and guides a T wrench that is a tool for rotating the rotary shaft 23a is provided in the opening 20j.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, an L-shaped oil drain pipe 24, one end of which is connected to the drain port 21b at the bottom of the storage tank 21, is piped from the housing 20a to the outside, and the other end of the oil drain pipe 24 is provided. Is connected to the oil supply port of the pump 23 via a three-way pipe 25.
In the middle of the oil drain pipe 24, the opening / closing operation is performed by an L-shaped lever 26a extending from the position of the oil drain pipe 24 toward the outside of the housing 20a, bent, and then extending along the side surface of the housing 20a. The direction cock 26 is connected.

  In the oil filter device for a fryer described in Patent Document 1, a storage tank that stores oil, a pump that pressure-feeds oil, and an oil discharge pipe that connects the storage tank and the pump are arranged in the housing, and a caster is provided on the bottom surface of the housing. I support you. Therefore, it is necessary to secure a space for housing the oil drain pipe in the housing.

  However, as shown in FIGS. 2A and 2B, in the oil processing machine 10 according to the present embodiment, the casters 20b are arranged at the bottom of the casing 20a and support the casing 20a. However, the oil drain pipe 24 is provided in the gap between the housing 20a lifted from the floor surface (installation surface) by the casters 20b and the floor surface. Therefore, it is not necessary to secure a space for piping the oil drain pipe 24 in the housing 20a, so that the machine body 20 can be downsized.

The other end of an oil feed pipe 28 (see FIG. 3), one end of which is connected to a plug 27 that is a first connecting portion protruding from the top surface of the housing 20a, is connected to the three-way pipe 25.
The plug 27 is connected to a suction pipe 27a for sucking the oil stored in a storage container (for example, an oil can such as an Ito can).
The plug 27 has a structure in which the valve is closed in a non-connected state with the suction pipe 27a. The structure of this plug 27 is similar to that of a plug 29 described later.
A plug 29, which is a second connecting portion that extends toward the top surface and projects from the top surface, is connected to the discharge port of the pump 23.
The plugs 27 and 29 are arranged on the top surface of the machine body 20 at the end (front side) opposite to the storage tank 21.

The nozzle 30 with a hose shown in FIG. 6 (A) is for returning to the oil tank of the fryer. The nozzle 30 with a hose includes a nozzle 31, a handle 32, a hose 33, and a socket 34.
The nozzle 31 is a discharge pipe made of stainless steel that discharges into the oil tank of the flyer. The nozzle 31 is formed of a J-shaped portion 31a that is curved to be hooked on the edge of the oil tank of the flyer, and a discharge portion 31b that extends forward from the J-shaped portion 31a.
The handle 32 is attached to the root of the nozzle 31, and has a support portion 32a extending rearward when the discharge portion 31b of the nozzle 31 is directed to the front of the user, and a grip portion 32b supported by the support portion 32a. Are formed from.

The hose 33 has heat resistance so that even high-temperature oil can be transferred. As for the hose 33, as shown in FIG. 5 (B), the inner layer tube 33a is formed of fluororesin. As the fluororesin, for example, polytetrafluoroethylene can be used. A metal braid 33b covers the peripheral surface of the inner layer tube 33a. As the metal braid 33b, for example, a stainless wire braid can be used. A spring 33c is wound around the peripheral surface of the metal braid. The spring 33c is covered with a resin outer layer tube 33d. For example, a silicone resin can be used as the resin.
The socket 34 is connected to the plug 29 shown in FIG.

Here, the plug 29 on the machine body 20 side and the socket 34 on the hose-equipped nozzle 30 side will be described with reference to the drawings.
The plug 29 shown in FIG. 7A has a structure in which the valve is closed in a non-connected state with the socket 34. In the plug 29, a sleeve 29b is arranged and fixed inside a cylindrical main body 29a. The sleeve 29b is provided with a sleeve spring 29d that urges the valve body 29c in the pushing direction. The valve body 29c urged by the sleeve spring 29d in the pushing direction shuts off the oil by the front wall of which the front end opening of the main body portion 29a has a reduced diameter being in close contact with the stopper wall.

The socket 34 shown in FIG. 7B has a structure in which the valve is closed in a non-connected state with the plug 29. In the socket 34, a sleeve 34b is arranged and fixed inside a cylindrical main body 34a. The sleeve 34b is provided with a sleeve spring 34d that urges the valve body 34c in the pushing direction.
The valve body 34c urged by the sleeve spring 34d in the pushing direction shuts off the oil by reducing the diameter of the opening of the intermediate wall of the main body portion 34a so that the intermediate wall serves as a stopper wall and comes into close contact.
On the inner wall surface of the insertion port 34e of the main body portion 34a into which the plug 29 is inserted, a concave portion 34f into which the convex portion 29e formed on the outer wall surface of the main body portion 29a of the plug 29 is fitted is formed.

The cord-equipped remote controller 40 shown in FIGS. 8A and 8B is for instructing start and stop of the cord portion 41 in which two wires are covered by the exterior portion and the pump 23 (see FIG. 3). Remote control unit 42 of.
The remote controller 42 includes a case 42a, a switch 42b arranged on the front surface of the case 42a and connected to the wiring of the cord 41, and a mounting magnet 42c arranged on the rear surface of the case 42a.
The case 42a is formed into a rectangular parallelepiped box body. The switch 42b is a seesaw switch. The mounting magnets 42c are provided at two locations, an upper portion and a lower portion of the case 42a.

The operation and use state of the oil processing machine 10 according to the embodiment of the present invention configured as described above will be described based on the drawings.
When cleaning the fryer or reusing the oil in the fryer, the operator first confirms that the lever 26a shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 is in the position where the two-way cock 26 is open, and The oil from 21 is allowed to flow into the pump 23 through the drain pipe 24 and the three-way pipe 25.
Then, the discharge port at the bottom of the oil tank of the fryer is opened, and the oil is poured into the storage tank 21 shown in FIGS. 3 and 4. By receiving the oil in the storage tank 21 and passing it through the filtration unit 22, foreign matters such as fried dregs are removed.
When all the oil in the oil tank of the fryer is drained, the worker closes the discharge port of the fryer.
Next, the worker connects each cable (nozzle with hose 30, remote controller with cord 40, power cord 20d) to the machine body 20 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2A and 2B.
Specifically, the operator grasps the handle 20c, pulls out the machine body 20 from the flyer, exposes the plug 29 from below the flyer, and connects the socket 34 of the hose-equipped nozzle 30 to the plug 29. Further, the power cord 20d is connected to the outlet 20e, and the power plug of the power cord 20d is inserted into a wall outlet supplying 100V. The corded remote controller 40 is connected to the outlet 20f. Further, the remote controller 42 of the cord-equipped remote controller 40 is attached to the metal housing of the flyer by the mounting magnet 42c.

By connecting the power cord 20d shown in FIG. 2A to a wall outlet, the main body 20 (see FIG. 3) is energized and the pump 23 can be started. Further, the lamp 20h indicating that the pump 23 is in an operable state is turned on.
Therefore, the operator can confirm the presence / absence of a connection error of the power cord 20d, the energization state of the power cord 20d, the abnormality of the power supply equipment, etc. by the lighting state of the lamp 20h.

  The operator mounts the remote control unit 42 on the front panel of the flyer. Since the mounting magnet 42c is arranged on the back surface of the remote control unit 42, if the switch 42b side of the case 42a of the remote control unit 42 is turned to the user side, the remote control unit 42 can be attached to the flyer in a free posture. You can

  When cleaning the fryer, the operator holds the handle 32 of the nozzle 30 with the hose shown in FIG. 6 (A), directs the nozzle 31 to the dirty part of the oil tank of the fryer, or returns the oil of the fryer. When reusing the pump, the nozzle 31 of the nozzle with hose 30 is hooked on the edge of the flyer, and the switch 42b of the remote control unit 42 shown in FIG. 2 (A) is turned on to turn on the pump 23 shown in FIG. To start.

  Since the corded remote controller 40 is attached by the attachment magnet 42c of the remote controller 42, it can be attached not only to the front surface of the flyer but also to the wall surface to which the adjacent metal plate is attached depending on the cooking chamber. The remote control unit 42 can be arranged at an arbitrary position where an operator can easily operate it.

  When the pump 23 shown in FIG. 3 is started, the oil that has flowed into the pump 23 from the storage tank 21 via the oil drain pipe 24, the two-way cock 26, and the three-way pipe 25 is pumped to the plug 29 by the pump 23, and then the plug 29 is supplied. It discharges from the connected nozzle 30 with a hose shown in FIG. 6 to the oil tank of the fryer.

  In this way, the oil collected from the oil tank of the fryer can be discharged from the nozzle 31 of the hose-equipped nozzle 30, so even if the oil has a high temperature, the oil is discharged toward the surroundings of the oil processing machine 10 and the worker. It is possible to return the oil to the oil tank of the fryer and to clean the oil tank from the dirt discharged from the nozzle 31 without scattering.

  At this time, since the plug 27 is not connected to the suction pipe 27a, the valve inside the plug 27 is closed. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the oil flowing through the oil drain pipe 24 from the storage tank 21 from being discharged from the plug 27.

  Further, since the remote controller 42 shown in FIG. 2 (A) is attached to the front surface of the flyer located above the oil treatment machine 10 by the attachment magnet 42c, the user is in a standing state. Then, the start and stop of the pump 23 shown in FIG. 3 can be operated. Therefore, the labor burden on the worker can be reduced.

  If the nozzle 30 with a hose is not connected to the plug 29 of the machine body 20, as shown in FIG. 7 (A), the sleeve spring 29d urges the valve body 29c in a direction to push it out, so that the valve body 29c is opened. It is in close contact with the main body portion 29a to block the discharge of oil. Therefore, when the nozzle 30 with the hose is not connected to the machine body 20, even if the operator operates the remote control unit 42 and mistakenly starts the pump 23, the plug 29 interrupts the pumping of oil. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the high temperature oil from splashing on the worker.

Next, the operation when refilling the fryer with new oil will be described.
For example, in the oil filter device for a fryer described in Patent Document 1, used oil can be discharged from the fryer and received below. However, when refilling the fryer with new oil, it is difficult to lift a heavy oil can because the new oil is received directly from an oil can such as an Ito can or with a ladle and poured into the oil tank of the fryer. , It is troublesome to receive the oil little by little with a ladle and pour it into the fryer.

In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, the suction pipe 27a connected to the plug 27 of the machine body 20 can be inserted into an oil can (not shown) to suck up the oil.
First, the user connects the suction pipe 27a to the plug 27.
Next, the user operates the lever 26a shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 to close the two-way cock 26 so that the oil from the three-way pipe 25 does not flow back to the storage tank 21 through the oil drain pipe 24. You can

Next, the operator turns on the switch 42b of the remote control unit 42 shown in FIG. 2 (A) with the nozzle 31 of the nozzle with hose 30 hooked on the edge of the flyer to turn on the pump 23 shown in FIG. To start.
By doing so, new oil flows from the plug 27 to which the suction pipe 27a shown in FIG. 1 is connected to the pump 23 through the oil feed pipe 28 and the three-way pipe 25 shown in FIG. The new oil flowing into the pump 23 is discharged from the nozzle 30 with a hose (see FIG. 1) connected to the plug 27 into the oil tank of the fryer.

  As described above, since the oil feed pipe 28 into which the oil from the oil can flows is connected to the oil drain pipe 24 from the storage tank 21 shown in FIG. 3 via the three-way pipe 25 connected to the pump 23, the machine body 20 By inserting the suction pipe 27a (see FIG. 1) connected to the plug 27 into the oil can and operating the pump 23, new oil can be pumped from the oil can and supplied to the fryer.

  Therefore, the oil processor 10 can filter and circulate the oil in the fryer, and can supply new oil. Therefore, it is not necessary to separately prepare the oil filter and the oil supply machine, to move the oil supply machine from another place to the position where the fryer is installed, and to lift the oil storage container. Therefore, the oil processing machine 10 can improve workability without increasing the installation space.

Further, since the casters 20b for movement are provided on the bottom surface of the machine body 20, the machine body 20 can be easily pulled out even when the machine body 20 is arranged below the flyer. Since the plug 27 is arranged at the end of the top surface of the machine body 20 on the side opposite to the storage tank 21, if the machine body 20 is slightly pulled out from below the flyer, the suction pipe 27a is connected to the plug 27 and the oil is removed. Oil can be sucked up from the can and supplied to the fryer.
When the suction pipe 27a is connected to the plug 27 and new oil is supplied to the flyer, the two-way cock 26 is closed so that the oil from the suction pipe 27a connected to the plug 27 flows through the drain pipe 24. It is possible to prevent backflow into the storage tank 21.

  For example, if the oil used in the fryer is shortening and the fryer and the oil processor 10 are circulated, the oil remaining in the pump 23 may be cooled and solidified, so that the pump 23 cannot rotate. is there. Further, if the operator forgets to set the filter 22b on the oil processing machine 10 due to being unfamiliar, oil debris enters the pump 23 from the oil drain pipe 24 and is clogged in the pump 23, so that the pump 23 cannot rotate. Sometimes.

  Therefore, in the oil processing machine 10, a rotary shaft 23a of the pump 23 is provided with a tool for rotating the rotary shaft 23a, for example, a T-shaped wrench (not shown) on the right side surface which is the wall surface of the housing 20a. The box at the tip of the handle is fitted to the rotary shaft 23a.

  Then, the worker can remove the oil solidified in the pump 23 by rotating the T-wrench and rotating the rotary shaft 23a, and discharge foreign matters such as oil debris remaining in the pump 23. be able to.

  At this time, a guide tube 20k extending toward the rotary shaft 23a of the pump 23 is provided in the opening 20j formed on the right side surface of the housing 20a. Therefore, the T-shaped wrench can be guided straight to the rotating shaft 23a by inserting the T-shaped wrench through the opening 20j and passing it through the guide tube 20k. Therefore, when it becomes necessary to rotate the rotary shaft 23a, the tool (T-type wrench) can be reliably and quickly attached to the rotary shaft 23a.

  INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY The oil processing machine of the present invention is suitable for restaurants where the oil in the fryer is filtered and reused or the oil tank of the fryer is cleaned.

10 Oil processing machine 20 Machine body 20a Housing 20b Caster 20c Handle 20d Power cord 20e, 20f Outlet 20g Cover 20h Lamp 20j Opening 20k Guide tube 21 Storage tank 21a Lid 21b Discharge port 22 Filtration section 22a Oil screen mesh 22b Filter 22c Wire frame Part 23 Pump 23a Rotating shaft 24 Oil drain pipe 25 Three-way pipe 26 Two-way cock 26a Lever 27 Plug 27a Suction pipe 28 Oil feed pipe 29 Plug 29a Main body part 29b Sleeve 29c Valve body 29d Sleeve spring 29e Convex part 30 Hose nozzle 31 Nozzle 31a J-shaped part 31b Discharge part 32 Handle 32a Support part 32b Grip part 33 Hose 33a Inner layer pipe 33b Metal braid 33c Spring 33d Outer layer pipe 34 Socket 34a Body part 34b Sleeve 34c Valve body 34d Sleeve spring 34e Insertion opening 34f Recessed portion 40 Coded remote control 41 Code section 42 Remote control section 42a Case 42b Switch 42c Mounting magnet

Claims (5)

With a main body that receives oil from the fryer in a storage tank, removes contaminants from the oil in the storage tank by a filtration unit, and transfers the oil from the filtration unit with a pump, and a hose that discharges oil from the pump In an oil processor equipped with a nozzle,
The machine body includes an oil drain pipe connected to the pump from the storage tank, a first connecting portion connecting to a suction pipe for sucking oil from a storage container storing oil, and the first connecting portion to the first connecting portion. An oil processor having an oil feed pipe connected to a pump. The first connecting portion has a structure in which a valve is closed in a non-connected state with the suction pipe,
The oil processing machine according to claim 1, wherein the oil discharge pipe is provided with a two-way cock which is opened and closed by a lever. Casters for movement are provided on the bottom of the machine body,
The oil processing machine according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the first connecting portion is arranged at an end of a top surface of the machine body opposite to the storage tank. Casters for movement are provided on the bottom of the machine body,
The oil processing machine according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the oil drain pipe is outside the housing of the machine body and is piped between the housing supported by the casters and an installation surface. A second connection part connected to the pump and connected to the nozzle with a hose,
The oil treatment machine according to claim 1, wherein the second connecting portion has a structure in which a valve is closed in a non-connected state with the nozzle with a hose.