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CUSTOMER SERVICE 

For questions on handling and functionality of our products, please contact 

our customer service team: 

Email: [email protected]   

Website: www.thealfrescochef.co.uk

Alfresco Chef ® is a registered trademark.

Distributed in the UK by Innovative Food Ingredients Ltd, SK16 4RE.

www.thealfrescochef.co.uk

Summary of Contents for Milano

Page 1: ...PLEASE RETAIN THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Alfresco chef is a registered trademark of Innovative Food Ingredients Ltd Milano MANUAL USER GUIDE ...

Page 2: ...ges to features and design ESSENTIAL ITEMS FOR YOUR WOOD FIRED OVEN 4pc Peel Set Milano Oven Cover All accessories are available at www thealfrescochef co uk Contents 2 Technical Data 3 Components 4 Assembly Instructions 10 Safety Information 13 Use Maintenance 14 Trouble Shooting 15 Warranty Oven Registration 16 Customer Service TECHnICALData ...

Page 3: ...ody W Tiles 1 6 Stand Handle 4 7 Stand Bar 2 8 Stand Back Plate 1 9 Side Table 2 10 Stand Right Hand Side 1 No Part Quantity 11 Stand Bottom Plate 1 12 Wheel Cover 2 13 Wheel W Brake 2 14 M6 12 Screws 61 15 Door 1 16 Stand Front 1 17 Stand Left Hand Side 1 18 Wheels 2 No Part Quantity ...

Page 4: ... conveniance and instructions start from step 8 Steps 1 to 7 are for reassembly should you dismantle it Attach 4 x wheels and wheel cover to the legs using the 16 x M6 12 screws Top Tip Wheels with brakes are to be installed in the back of the plate with 6 holes 1 ...

Page 5: ...5 Attach the bottom shelf plate to the legs with 8 x M6 12 screws 2 Attach the stand back plate to step 2 part with 11 x M6 12 screws 3 ...

Page 6: ...6 Attach the stand front plate to the front of the stand with 4 x M6 12 screws 4 Attach the stand bar to the front of stand with 8 x M6 12 screws 5 ...

Page 7: ...7 Attach the handles to the body of the oven to aid lifting the top 6 Lift the oven top and place onto the stand The handles attached in stage 6 can now be removed 7 ...

Page 8: ...8 Use the 5 x M6 12 screws to attach each shelf 8 Attach the chimney cap to the chimney assembly with the 4 x M5 10 screws 9 ...

Page 9: ...9 Attach the chimney to the body of the oven with 4 x M6 30 screws Add the oven door 10 ...

Page 10: ...vered by warranty Do not operate in high winds Always wear heat resistant protective gloves when handling the oven The oven will be extremely hot during use Use caution when adding hardwood to the fire Do not touch oven body or chimney when in use Do not move the oven when in use Do not leave oven unattended when in use Keep children pets and combustible items away from oven when in operation Only...

Page 11: ...d to use some kindling around the base of the fire too 2 Light the fire starter ensuring that the kindling and or logs start to burn well The wood should not smoulder or smoke before catching fire If it does use wood that has less moisture 3 Once the fire is established keep adding small and medium pieces of wood to ensure that the dome and tiles heat through well Use the door with a sizeable gap ...

Page 12: ...e cook BAKING ROASTING Follow instructions until the end of step 2 Add logs until the temperature is above your target cooking temperature then allow the logs to burn to embers Have the door slightly open to maintain the temperature inside the oven as the wood burns down Once the wood has burned to embers control the temperature of the oven by using the damper and the door If the oven cools use sm...

Page 13: ...ean the exterior of the oven after every use Do not use oven cleaner under any circumstances 3 Use metal protectors such as WD40 to protect the oven when not in use 4 If the oven is used regularly the chimney should be removed and washed out every 4 weeks to rinse off the soot layer CLEANING THE INSIDE OF THE OVEN 1 Always allow ash and wood residue to cool before being removed from the oven 2 Use...

Page 14: ...d may be too moist may have become damp or be an unsuitable species of wood for wood fired cooking eg a soft wood This will also cause a heavy amount of smoke Once the oven is lit and increasing in temperature you should see very little visible smoke IF THE FIRE GOES OUT OR A FRESH PIECE OF WOOD DOES NOT IGNITE Ensure you are refuelling the oven throughout the cook to maintain an even temperature ...

Page 15: ... of contact EXCLUSIONS The following exclusions apply to the warranty Where the oven has not been used and installed as described in this manual This includes the use of anything other than untreated hardwood for fuel and burning the oven at excessive temperatures over 450 C Where the oven has been subject to normal wear and tear e g oven tiles and thermometer Discoloration or heat tarnishing Wate...

Page 16: ...lity of our products please contact our customer service team Email info thealfrescochef co uk Website www thealfrescochef co uk Alfresco Chef is a registered trademark Distributed in the UK by Innovative Food Ingredients Ltd SK16 4RE www thealfrescochef co uk ...

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