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Have you had any problems with it breaking down?Yes & if they weren’t so expensive, everyone would have one…at home!
I’ve been involved with the basic one (1lb/cycle), w/out the dump basket, etc. Here’s my .02…they’re great for low/med volume, but that just means it takes longer to get your ROI. I guess if a person could pick up a good used one for half price, it may be worth it, but @ $6K-ish it will take awhile to break even.
You may be able to get a distributor to bring one in to demo?
Very interesting, thanks for the input!I bought a used one for $1500. I cleaned it up and worked great for 2 days. The model that is $7500. Then the fire extinguisher fell just below the fill level. you have to buy a new one. that is $1100 dollars. Also a fan went out. the smaller one (there are 2) it looks like something on the back of a desk top computer. $450 bucks. When things break the computer will not let you continue to use it. I have not fixed it yet due to money shortage. But when it worked it was great. And when I get the money I will fix it, but it does make me wonder what I will have to fix next.
Have you had any serious repair issuesCurrently we are using the Broaster version of the ventless fryer. I started out using Perfect fry units in 2002, but the Broaster units have more capacity. I have had very good luck with the units. Most repairs can be done by the user. If you have any other questions, let me know.
Not that I know of…Have you had any serious repair issues
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Thanks! We decided to try one in one of our locations after demoing. Looking like Tuesday install!Not that I know of…