Wood Stone FIRE DECK 6045, Руководство по обслуживанию

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Fire Deck
Service Manual
PG
6
OF 44
M0011.09 APRIL 2019
An ongoing program of product improvement may
require us to change specifications without notice.
WOOD STONE CORPORATION
1801 W. Bakerview Rd.
Bellingham, WA 98226 USA
TOLL FREE
800.988.8103
TEL
360.650.1111
FAX
360.650.1166
E-MAIL
info@woodstone-corp.com
woodstone-corp.com
OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW
GAS-FIRED OVENS OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW
THE FIRE DECK OVENS ARE AVAILABLE IN A WIDE VARIETY OF GAS AND SOLID FUEL CONFIGURATIONS
BURNER FUNCTION
Radiant Flame Burner (RFG) : When equipped, the radiant flame Burner is the main heat source for the oven, and it runs
continuously when the oven is turned on� Fire Deck ovens will often have multiple RFG Burners� To control temperature, Flame
Height Control Knob(s) are provided at the front of the oven�
There is no thermostatic control for the radiant flame Burner;
the operator manually adjusts the flame height with the Flame Height Control Knob to control the temperature of the
oven.
Infrared Burner (IR):
The IR is installed beneath the floor of the oven� It is controlled independently of the Radiant Burner by a
temperature control located in the oven Control Box� This box is located on the front of the oven� The Controller incorporates a
programmable Hearth Set Point and a Hearth (floor) Temperature display� Remember the IR Burner is not the primary heat source
for the oven�
SOLID FUEL OPTIONS
Wood (-W): Models that are equipped with the radiant flame gas Burner (-RFG in the model number) and include a (-W) in the
model number are configured to allow for wood burning, up to a specified amount as detailed in the Installation and Operation
Manual for that model� In this configuration the wood IS NOT the primary heat source—the gas Burner still provides the majority
of the heat�
In (-W) models that do not include the RFG Burner, WOOD IS THE MAIN HEAT SOURCE, even in (W-IR) ovens that include the
Infrared Burner�
Coal (-CL):
These ovens are typically equipped with and RFG Burner on one side of the oven and an IR Burner� To facilitate coal
burning, an air plenum and grate are provided� The coal fire is built on the grate, which is located on the opposite side from
the RFG Burner� A variable speed blower moves air through the plenum beneath the oven and up through the grate to provide
additional combustion air to the coal fire� A door on the front of the oven is provided to access the air plenum for daily ash
removal�