How do I decode a serial number?

Guide on how to interpret and decode Broaster Equipment Serial Numbers

 A Serial Number on a Broaster piece of Equipment is a very powerful and useful tool. With this number you can tell how it was shipped from the factory like the age of a unit, if it's gas or electric, the controller type and all other important info. But, how do you read it? 

What type of unit are you looking at?

Broaster Pressure Fryer

Broaster Ventless Fryer

Broaster Deli Case

Broaster 765 Portable Filter

Broaster 620 Breader

If you aren't sure, the first few letters can tell us:

E1 or G1 = Broaster Pressure Fryer with Mechanical Controller

S or T = Broaster Pressure Fryer with SmartTouch or Solid State Controller

EG or EE = Broaster E-Series Pressure Fryer

VF = Broaster Ventless Fryer

BD = Broaster Deli-Case

765 = Broaster 765 Portable Filter

620 = Broaster 620 Breader

Now that you've identified the unit, click on the corresponding link above. 

Some units, like the Smokaroma (formerly Bar-B-Q Boss) and Instant Burger simply have a 6 digit number that does not have a key that is needed to reference.