Golden Embers Wood Fired Ovens, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Trouble shooting:
The flame is not crisp clear blue and quiet : - The air mix is not correctly set. Adjust it.
The Temperature display is on and gas switch is on but the oven does not spark or ignite: The system has been
locked out and needs to be reset. If the reset switch does not fix the problem call the supplier. If the reset switch is not
illuminated and the system remains ‘locked’ then the switch globe must be replaced before operation can resume.
The pilot flame lights and then the system switches off (erratically or consistently) - The mains polarity is reversed -
correct it at the power point or swap the active and neutral wires in the plug.
The pilot flame lights, but ignition continues sparking and then the system locks out - The flame on the sensor side
of the pilot light (white lead) is not burning over the flame rod properly. Increase the size of the pilot flame or reposition
the sensor electrode probe wire.
The main burner ignites but then ‘splutters’ and may even back-burn at the injector : - ash or debris has dropped
into the burner tube. Immediately switch of the system and remove the mixer tube (the galvanised tube between the
inspirator and burner head) and clean out the debris that is obstructing it and ensure that the injector and burner heads
are properly cleaned. IF THIS HAPPENS IT MEANS THAT YOU ARE NOT OBSERVING PROPER SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS WHEN OPERATING ON DUAL FUEL - REFER TO THE DO’S AND DON’TS LIST BELOW
If there is no debris in the burner assembly, then - the Gas supply pressure is too low, call in you gas fitter and have the
regulator settings, pressure and air mix adjusted so that proper combustion is once again attained.
The flame varies in colour and clarity, or is erratic: There is debris on the burner head - see above.
The system switches off when you place the cover in the tunnel mouth: Remember that you should never cover the
oven entrance when burning wood, as you will extinguish the fire through oxygen starvation. You can cover the
entrance if using gas only. If you cover the entrance and the gas system switches off, this means that the pilot flame is
being ‘sucked up’ the burner tube by the airflow into the oven through the burner tube and is no longer reaching the
flame detect sensor. To remedy this, move the pilot further back from the burner and/or increase the pilot flame size.
The burner is properly adjusted but the oven temperature does not rise properly: The flue is excessively open.
Adjust the damper as detailed in the operating manual. If it is necessary to have the flue too open to maintain draw then
the air supply, make up air and extraction in the kitchen is not balanced and needs attention.
IMPORTANT WARNINGS AND DO’S AND DON’TS
Remember that all types of flammable gas can be extremely volatile and dangerous and that in the interest of your own
and public safety, it is imperative that the system only be operated as instructed.
NEVER light your fire over or near the gas burner . This will result in ash and debris falling into the burner tube and
obstructing it. This can result in gas ‘leaking’ from below the burner tube and igniting (or even exploding) below the
oven. You must always keep the fire cinders and ash at least 200mm away from the burner inlet in the oven . You
must never operate the oven with both wood and gas unless the burner tube extension is securely fitted. To operate
the oven with duel fuel in any manner other than as detailed herein shall immediately void your oven’s warranty and
may result in the gas supply to your premises being cut off by the supply authority, or the burner being sealed by the
supply authority or even in the imposition of fines by the supply authority. If you operate dual fuel ovens contrary to
these instructions and a fire or explosion occurs and anyone is injured or killed, you may be guilty of a criminal offence
and could be prosecuted and even imprisoned.
Service calls to clear obstructed burner tubes are always chargeable and if recurrent will oblige us to notify the
supply authority that a dangerous use situation exists at the premises in question.
Never allow water to fall into or onto the burner system . This is an electronic system and must be kept dry.
Always keep the housing covers on : The system is designed to be fire safe if the control box door is in place. If the
door is removed then there is a risk of items under the oven being ignited by burning debris or back burning.
Never replace the damper with one that fully seals or obstruct the flue . The emissions from gas burners can be toxic
and it is a contravention of the law to obstruct the proper discharge of the flue gasses. If the unit is flued through a
mechanical system and there is no natural venting if the fan is off, the gas system should be wired so as to operate only
if the fan is on.
Your burner is a precision system with integrated electronic safety features and must always be treated with respect
and should only be used in absolute accordance with the manufacturers operating, care and maintenance
instructions. To do otherwise will void your warranty and may be a breach of the law, and could be dangerous to the
operators or public.