Important FQE model families include:
Model variants found in current and legacy documentation include:
These versions are best used as filters within one FQE spare-parts category rather than as separate model landing pages.
FQE40 and FQE41 belong to Mareno's single-tank drop-in fryer architecture.
Current Mareno versions use a 10-litre pressed stainless-steel tank with a large cold zone and an oil expansion area. Temperature is regulated approximately between 100°C and 180°C.
Depending on model and production generation, the machine can also include:
FQE60 and FQE61 are wider twin-tank versions of the FQE concept.
Current Mareno documentation describes these machines with two 10-litre tanks, giving a nominal 10+10-litre configuration.
Each tank has its own frying function, which makes accurate identification of heating and temperature-control components particularly important.
A fault affecting only one tank can be caused by the heating element, thermostat, contactor, wiring or safety system associated with that side rather than by the entire fryer.
One of the most important original FQE heating components available from Brooks Parts is Mareno OEM CR1478750R.
Documented FQE applications include:
The same original element is also used on selected Mareno F64 and F66 fryers, demonstrating that Mareno can reuse the same heating assembly across different fryer families.
Never identify a fryer element solely from its visual shape.
Compare:
An element can fit physically while having the wrong electrical rating, so both mechanical and electrical specifications must match.
Brooks Parts supplies original Mareno OEM MA1037317300, a temperature-control thermostat for professional electric fryers.
Documented FQE applications include:
This thermostat controls normal frying temperature and should not be confused with the independent safety thermostat.
FQE fryers use separate temperature-regulation and overtemperature-protection functions.
The operating thermostat cycles the heating system to maintain the selected oil temperature.
The safety thermostat switches the heating system off if an abnormal high-temperature condition occurs and generally requires manual reset.
A repeatedly tripping safety thermostat is a fault symptom. It should not simply be reset repeatedly without identifying the cause.
Brooks Parts supplies the original Mareno OEM MA1031110222 fryer basket.
Documented FQE applications include:
The same basket also appears on F64/F66 and selected NF/ICF fryers.
Check:
A basket should not be selected simply because its width appears close to the original.
Electric fryer heating elements switch a substantial electrical load. The contactor is therefore an important part of the heating circuit.
Original Mareno OEM MACM187301 is documented across a very broad selection of FQE machines, including:
If the thermostat requests heat but the element does not energise, the contactor and its control signal should be checked before the element is replaced.
Original Mareno OEM MA1037116500 is an electrical interference suppression filter identified as D.E.M. FC701F2F.
It uses Faston connections and appears across many FQE40, FQE41, FQE60 and FQE61 variants.
This component suppresses electrical interference in the power and control circuitry and is a good example of why an FQE spare-parts category should cover more than only heating elements and thermostats.
FQE model codes can include several suffixes.
Common examples include:
These suffixes can identify differences in installation, control-box arrangement, orientation, production version or other technical configuration.
Do not remove them from the model number when searching for a part.
FQE40 and FQE41 both belong to the single-tank FQE format, but they should not be treated as automatically identical.
Certain Brooks parts apply only to FQE40 variants, while others are documented specifically for FQE41 machines.
For example, MA1037317300 is strongly documented on FQE40 variants, while CR1478750R and MA1031110222 have documented applications within the FQE41 family.
The same principle applies to the twin-tank groups.
FQE60 and FQE61 share the same broad 10+10-litre machine concept but can use different heating and control components depending on generation and suffix.
Always use the full machine code rather than ordering simply for “Mareno FQE60/FQE61”.
Mareno continues to use the FQE designation within its professional M1-60 drop-in cooking range.
Current machines include single-tank 10-litre and twin-tank 10+10-litre electric configurations.
Typical design features include:
The fryer does not heat
Check the supply, operating thermostat, safety thermostat, contactor and heating element.
The fryer heats slowly
Check the electrical supply and heating-element circuits. On twin-tank machines, compare both sides of the fryer.
The oil temperature fluctuates
Check the operating thermostat, sensor position, switching components and electrical connections.
The safety thermostat trips
Do not repeatedly reset it without diagnosis. Check the operating thermostat, contactor, heating circuit and correct oil level.
Only one tank of an FQE60/FQE61 heats
Inspect the thermostat, contactor, element and wiring associated with the affected tank.
Brooks Parts supplies original Mareno OEM FQE fryer parts for professional electric fryers.
Important references include:
The original Mareno reference should remain the leading identification point.
For other fryer brands and component categories, browse professional fryer parts.
For other Mareno cooking equipment, visit Mareno spare parts.
Brooks Parts supplies Mareno FQE fryer parts for FQE40, FQE41, FQE60 and FQE61 professional electric fryers.
Use model filters for the exact D, DB, DSP, DSPB, L, R or NP version and match the original OEM number when selecting heating elements, thermostats, baskets and electrical control components.