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Sunbeam Cooker and Deep Fryer

No one has ever made a more heavy duty non-commercial fryer cooker than the Sunbeam's Model CF from the early 1950s. The cooking basket fits into a very thick walled heavy cast aluminum cooking well that stores heat preventing excessive dips in temperature when frying large quantities of food; this assures results that are light and flavorful rather than heavy and grease soaked. Dimensions are approximately 10 inches high by 12 inches across. The frying well measures 8 ½ in diameter by 5 inches deep.

The large easy to read illuminated temperature control dial is adjustable from simmer to 425 degrees. Fry basket has detachable handle and can be hung from bracket built into frying well wall for convenient draining. This unit has been completely disassembled, cleaned, calibrated, and tested. It comes complete with lid, basket with handle, cord, and a copy of the original 25 page instruction/recipe book.

Ask about the one we have that is mint, never used, perfect.

Sunbeam Cooker and Deep Fryer Model CF
Made in United States of America
Sunbeam Corporation Chicago USA, Ontario, Canada
For AC only 110-120V 1500 W
Caution: Do not immerse vessel in water.
Keep Switch Dry. Use with wall or base receptacle only.

Shipping weight: 12 pounds Lbs.

$160

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Wonderful vents in the skirt
Note:
We sell replacement cords for this model.



Space saving footprint

Dulane Fryryte

Finding vintage fryers in good working order and clean is nearly impossible. Take a look at ebay and you'll find filthy, greased up, rusty pieces with frayed cords and no directions. If you find one that does work, you can be 80% certain that it will not deliver the correct cooking temperature. We know this from our extensive experience rebuilding fryers. Ours may have a few minor cosmetic flaws but each has been totally rebuilt and all are guaranteed to operate to factory specifications.

This circa 1950 Model F-4 fryer is super nice. It works like new and looks good as well, and comes with a copy of the 48 page owners manual-recipe book and a copy of our frying tips.

This model has an easy to read temperature control, measuring only 6 X 10 X 8 inches that takes up a small space. It is ideal for small portions cooking. If you need to cook large portions we suggest that you consider one of the larger models we are offering.

This one is in very good conditon.

Fryryte Model F-4 Automatic electric Deep Fryer
Dulane Inc. River grove, Ill.
117 Volts 1320 Watts
Shipping Weight: 11 Lbs.

$75 rebuilt in very good condition (as shown)
$49 rebuilt with cosmetic flaws

Flat Frying Accessory Rack available upon request

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Dormeyer Fri-Well

Dormeyer made its reputation on making seriously heavy duty appliances that were built like Mack Trucks. This Model 5800 deep fryer is no exception. It's large (8 X 15 X 10 inches high), heavy (11 lbs.), and powerful 1350 watts and comes with a frying basket that measures 5 X 8 X 5 inches high that can accommodate generously large loads.

There are two specials features of this model worth mentioning. It has a drain valve for conveniently emptying of the frying well, and the logo of the Dormeyer Chef has eyes that illuminate when the unit is operating making him appear totally demented.

This low-mileage piece comes with the original, 38 page operating manual with recipes. It has a spotless tank, is cosmetically beautiful and appears to be unused. We replaced the original cloth covered cord with a modern rubber one.

Dormeyer Fri-Well
Dormeyer Corporation, Chicago, Ill.
1350 Watts 120 Volts AC Only

Shipping Weight: 14 Lbs.

$110

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Large and Powerful

Home. . . 1920s. . . 1930s. . . 1940s & later. . . Non electric. . . 220 Volt. . .
Classic Appliances . . . Waffle Irons. . . Popcorn Poppers. . . Cookers Fryers. . .
Working but. . . Decorator Special . . . Toast Racks. . . "toasterNotes" Cards. . .
Replacement Cords. . . FAQ. . . Links. . . Recipes . . . Repair Service. . .
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