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Page 1: ...SSI CHEF CHEF F INSTALLATION USER SERVICE MANUAL VER 1 10 2015 THERMOROSSI UK BLYTH ROAD HARWORTH DONCASTER UK DN11 8NE tel 0044 1302742520 fax 01302 750573 EMAIL technical thermorossi co uk www thermorossi co uk ...

Page 2: ...asing for Chef Chef F 5 OPERATION 5 1 Description of parts and main controls of the chef chef F 5 2 Lighting and starting the cookers 5 3 Operation of the cookers 5 4 How to use the oven in cookers 6 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE 6 1 General cleaning 6 2 Ash 6 3 How to clean the hot plate Recommendations 7 Flue 7 1 General 7 2 Essential requirements for the chimney cap 7 3 Ventilation of the rooms 7 4 ...

Page 3: ...Wood Cooker Marchio Trademark THERMOROSSI S P A DICHIARAZIONE DI PRESTAZIONE DECLARATION OF PERFORMANCE Dichiarazione di prestazione in accordo con il Regolamento UE EN 12815 2001 Declaration of performance according to Regulation EU EN 12815 2001 A1 2004 Modelli Models CHEF CHEF F Ultime due cifre dell anno in cui è affissa la marcatura CE 11 Last two figures of the year of the CE marking Luogo A...

Page 4: ...tructions to avoid serious injury DAMAGE TO PROPERTY This safety symbol identifies messages or instructions that are essential for the correct operation of the cooker and heating system These guidelines must be observed to avoid serious damage to both the cooker and the heating system INFORMATION This safety symbol instructions are important for the good operation of the cooker heating system The ...

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Page 7: ...67 WIDTH mm 600 1048 WEIGHT Kg 247 330 FLUE DIAMETER mm Ø150 Ø150 MINIMUM FLUE DRAUGHT Pa 12 12 MAXIMUM POWER kW 16 4 16 4 MAXIMUM POWER Btu 56000 56000 NOMINAL POWER KW 12 12 NOMINAL POWER Btu 41000 41000 EFFICIENCY 73 4 73 4 EMISSIONS CO mg m AT 13 O 939 6 939 6 TOP OVEN DEPTH mm 515 TOP OVEN WIDTH mm 340 TOP OVEN HEIGHT mm 320 TOP OVEN CAPACITY LT 56 BOTTOM OVEN DEPTH mm 530 BOTTOM OVEN WIDTH m...

Page 8: ...TH mm 667 667 WIDTH mm 680 1119 WEIGHT Kg 251 332 FLUE DIAMETER mm Ø150 Ø150 MINIMUM FLUE DRAUGHT Pa 12 12 MAXIMUM POWER kW 16 4 16 4 MAXIMUM POWER Btu 56000 56000 NOMINAL POWER KW 12 12 NOMINAL POWER Btu 41000 41000 EFFICIENCY 73 4 73 4 EMISSIONS CO mg m AT 13 O 939 6 939 6 TOP OVEN DEPTH 515 TOP OVEN WIDTH 340 TOP OVEN HEIGHT 320 TOP OVEN CAPACITY LT 56 BOTTOM OVEN DEPTH 530 BOTTOM OVEN WIDTH 35...

Page 9: ...ature the more complete the combustion process 1 2 BAD WOOD BURNING technique If wood is burned at low temperatures then very little is achieved and incomplete combustion occurs Incomplete combustion is typified by wood tar deposits all over the internals of the firebox flue ways and door glass The lower the combustion chamber temperature the worse the combustion and the greater the build up of wo...

Page 10: ... creates long yellow flames Secondary air is drawn in to mix with these flames and this further improves the combustion As the wood fuel burns away it slowly decomposes leaving a light grey coloured ash As is the case with all fires if it is allowed to die down too much it will not be possible to recover it Try to keep topping the firebox up regularly but do not overload it so as to kill the tempe...

Page 11: ...requirement you can order your supplies from a local wood fuel supplier 2 3 Do I know how to store the wood Before any wood is burnt it should have a moisture content of no more that 20 This can be achieved by drying outdoors for 12 months and then under cover for the second 12 months assuming that the wood has been cut split and stored in such a way as to allow adequate air to circulate through t...

Page 12: ...ney the latter being particularly dangerous The name of the game is to keep your fire burning healthily Build it up with small amounts regularly rather than large amounts infrequently and use coal no smaller than doubles Cobbles are better because they allow plenty of air to get around the firebox When loading the fire with a fresh change of coal if it is possible rake the hot or glowing embers to...

Page 13: ...nflammable items are positioned near the cooker matchboarding furniture curtains wall hangings sofas etc this gap must be increased considerably Adhere to the recommended minimum distances illustrated in the drawing below It is permissible to install the heater near materials that are sensitive to heat as long as suitable insulating protection is placed between the material and the heater ref UNI ...

Page 14: ...g the doors themselves Fix after degreased and dried both ceramics and the seat the same on the ceramic support with the thermal silicone supplied Before moving and reassembling the doors to the cooker you must wait at least 24 hours Remove profiles 2 and 1 Now proceed to the assembly of the lateral ceramics 3 assembling first the lower and then the upper Insert the ceramic 3 as shown in Figure 2 ...

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Page 16: ...port 8 Finally fix the support 8 with the ceramic to the cooker 4 13 2 Mounting side rails OPTIONAL for chef chef F In order to assemble the side handles optional you must assemble before mounting ceramics Proceed fixing of the spacers 2 and the supports 4 through the screws 3 Now attach the group created at the cooker through the screws 1 Now align the supports 4 and insert the rail 7 Insert the ...

Page 17: ...FLUE EXIT B REAR FLUE EXIT C STARTER D HOTPLATE RINGS REMOVABLE E OPTIONAL SIDE RAILS F FRONT RAIL G FIRE LOADING DOOR H SECONDARY AIR REGULATION I ASH PAN DOOR L ASH PAN M PRIMARY AIR REGULATOR N SECONDARY ASH DOOR O SECONDARY ASH PAN P SPLASH BACK CHEF F MODEL ONLY Q OVEN R OVEN REGULATOR S OVEN THEROMETER T SECONDARY OVEN WOOD DOOR U COOKING VAPOUR EXIT VALVE V UNDER OVEN CLEANING FLAP ...

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Page 20: ...erate whilst leaving the firebox door open CAUTION The wood load must always be suitable for the actual thermal absorption requirements of the plant Large firewood loads in limited absorption conditions result in the unburnt wood remaining in the firebox for long periods of time This situation encourages the distillation of the wood resulting in the formation of large quantities of gases and vapou...

Page 21: ...tion of primary and or secondary air you can increase or decrease the combustion adjusting the kitchen to the various needs of heating or cooking The useful power is reached using fuel as indicated in par 5 4 To rekindle the fire to free the slots for the air from the ash to promote better combustion ...

Page 22: ...lass and all the glazed steel parts must be cleaned with water and a gentle detergent when the oven has cooled 6 2 ASH The cookers are fitted with 2 ash pans placed under the firebox base To access the pans you need to open the enamelled door of your cooker completely We recommend emptying the ash pans L and O on a regular basis to prevent them from filling up completely It is necessary to regular...

Page 23: ...rnal surfaces of the oven and the door K under the oven Always ensure that the fuel fed into the firebox catches fire normally Always ensure that this occurs to prevent dangerous explosions in the firebox caused by the accumulation of unburnt gases If these explosions prove to be rather violent the manufacturer declines all responsibility for the mechanical resistance of the glass and heater parts...

Page 24: ...uring very cold weather when the chimney can cool down even faster Minimum draft of 18 20 PASCAL 0 18 0 20 mBAR BEWARE no one can guarantee that a chimney will work even after relining has been carried out Check out your chimney look around your locality at other chimneys to see if there is a localised problem of down draughting If you have bought a house and have no experience as to the performan...

Page 25: ...leaks of flue gases CHIMNEY HEIGHTS AND TERMINAL POSITIONS Fig 1 is a rough guide about chimney heights and terminal positions Many manufacturers will call for a minimum flue height of 4 5 meters Document J of the building regulations provides details of the required statutory flue heights and terminal positions the British Standard for chimney height calculations is BS5854 1980 1996 It would be i...

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Page 27: ...27 Pre Fabricated Chimneys FIG 2 Single Story Instalations INTERNAL ...

Page 28: ...28 FIG 3 TWO STORY INSTALATIONS INTERNAL ...

Page 29: ...et with the cover provided remove the perforated cover from the back and remove the fixed cover by undoing the screws Next connect the cast iron flue collar using the hardware provided There must be no narrowing of the pipes that connect the cooker to the flue outlet The joints must be completely airtight The number of elbows used must be kept to a minimum Horizontal runs must be kept to a minimum...

Page 30: ...ted is unobstructed through the permanent apertures having an overall net section of no less than that indicated above These apertures can be obtained by enlarging the space between the door and the floor Under Reg J in the UK an air vent is not required for older properties built before about 2005 Properties that have been improved with extra insulation and draught proofing of windows and doors d...

Page 31: ...t Poor draught See causes remedies Poor draft below Smoke in the room Difficulty keeping the fire alight Difficulty reaching right oven temperature Low temperature of cook top Flame insensitive to variations in draft Puffs of smoke while operating Soot deposits in hood Impossible to operate during the night fuel remains unburnt Poor draft See causes remedies Poor draft below Insufficient air in th...

Page 32: ...exchanger Puffs of smoke issue from the top of the heater when the door is slammed shut Insufficient air in the room Create an adequate opening for air inlet see PARA 7 4 Variable draft Raise the flue outlet install an antidowndraft cap on the chimney top Variable combustion rhythm Good combustion only occasionally almost appears to depend on the wind conditions Insufficient air in the room Create...

Page 33: ... 1 Legenda Key gomino Rubber washer Profile inox Stainless steel strip telaio frame Bianco White Canna fucile Rifle barrel grey Marron fumè Smoky brown Beige Beige Rosso Red Vetro esterno External glass Vetro interno Internal glass Termometro Thermometer ...

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