ACR STOVES Vita Manuel de l'utilisateur - Page 9
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Let's get all fired up - the art of fire
"Gie me a spark o' Nature' s fire, that' s a' the learning I desire."
Warning:
■ Do not use flammable liquids or other fuels to light the oven
■ Make sure that the area around the oven is free from flammable materials before
lighting and that the minimum safety distances are maintained
■ Do not exceed the maximum temperature of 500°C/1000°F
■ Never leave the oven unattended when under fire
■ Be mindful of small children, the elderly, the infirm and our furry friends when the
oven is alight
Fire is a living, breathing entity and the
requires a good source of fuel, air to
breathe and a source of ignition.
Fuel
- use only good quality, dry wood
logs on your oven. The drier the log, the
less soot and smoke that's created during
the burning process. Try to use smaller
logs about 9"(230mm) long and about
3"(75mm) in diameter, always try to use
split logs for a greater surface area. When
first lighting, use small logs and kindling
until the fire is established, then add more
logs to bring the temperature of the oven
up and maintain the desired heat. Good
quality logs, we would recommend kiln
dried, at less than 15% moisture, are
essential for reaching and maintaining the
heat needed for the perfect pizza.
Air
- you can control the amount of air
that fire breathes by using the door and
the flue damper (Vita and Vita Max only).
When first starting the fire it's a greedy
beastie, so more air is necessary, fully
open the flue damper (vertical position)
and either remove the pizza dome door or
angle it open as much as possible. For less
air, once the fire is established, push the
door inwards and regulate the flue
damper to a 45° angle. This will help to
stabilise the oven temperature and help to
prevent rapid increases in temperature.
Ignition
- A spark, a source of life,
sometimes easier said than done, we like
natural, waxed, odourless, wood shaving
firelighter, not one of those smelly paraffin
types. Nobody wants to eat a paraffin
flavoured pizza!!
Prohibited Fuels and bad
wood
• Never use house or smokeless coal
on your oven
• The oven is not an incinerator
please don't treat it as one
• Treated, painted, scrap wood is
prohibited, you wouldn't want a
gloss flavoured pizza
• Wet or damp wood will be very
difficult to start, the increased
volume of water will produce a lot
of smoke, soot and very little heat,
you'll never get a crispy bottom!
(Robert Burns)