SMART PW01 User manual

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Wood Fired Pizza Oven by Smart
User Manual & Assembly Instructions

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User Manual & Assembly Instructions
WARNING
•Use outdoor only. Never use indoors or in an enclosed area. Always place your oven on a level surface and out
of any strong winds.
• Always take note and adhere to any total re bans before using your pizza oven.
• Always use in a well ventilated area to prevent the possibility of carbon monoxide poisoning or asphyxiation.
• Always keep young children and pets away from oven. The temperature of the oven can be extremely hot and
can cause burns.
• DO NOT put plastic utensils or any other material which cannot be stand high temperature inside the oven.
• Always clean and maintain the appliance after each use.
• Although the oven is well insulated, the external still has the possibility to get very hot. DO NOT touch the
surface when the oven is in use.
• Only use cookware suitable for high temperature like cast iron and terra.
• Flames can exit via the oven mouth. Do not put any ammable liquid and material near oven mouth.
• DO NOT extinguish the re with water.
• DO NOT throw logs into the oven; place them carefully into the oven. Throwing logs into the oven will damage
the internal parts of the oven.
• DO NOT use treated or resinous woods within your pizza oven. These pose a health risk due to dangerous
chemicals and will effect the taste of your food.
• Always Check chimney and smoke exit are free of blockages before every use.
LIGHTING THE OVEN
• Make a small re using small dry wood and paper in the middle of the chamber of the oven to start the re.
• After the re starts, add a bigger piece of wood and move the embers to one side of the chamber.
• Add wood slowly and make sure you don’t suffocate the re.
• Keeping burning till the temperature gauges shows 250C or 480F. The oven is ready for use.
EXTINGUISH THE FIRE
• To extinguish the re, close the door and wait unit the embers becomes ash. Don’t leave the door open so no
sparks, embers or burnt wood don’t escape and start an unplanned re.
• DO NOT EXTINGUISH THE FIRE BY USING WATER.
MAINTENACE AND CLEANING
• When the re has been extinguished and the oven is cold, remove the ash from the chamber by using brush.
• Clean the oven bricks with a brush and a wet soft cloth.
• Clean the external surface with a cloth and warm water.
• You can use WD40 to maintain the surface to avoid rust or to keep the ovens shinning look.
• Never leave the ash inside the oven for long period of time because it would collect moisture and damaged
your oven.
TROUBLESHOOTING
If the oven begins to smoke:
• Check and make sure the wood is dry.
• Make sure the valve within the chimney is open to allow oxygen into the oven chamber.
• Ensure the re is made by gradually increasing a constant live ame to avoid any incomplete combustion.
• Make sure the chimney is in a good ventilated area, for the smoke to exit.
If the oven doesn’t heat up properly:
• Make sure the re is placed on the side of the oven away from the oven mouth.
• Make a re for 20-30 minutes.
•Do not use green or wet wood.
• Add additional wood to the re gradually.

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USING YOUR SMART WOOD FIRED PIZZA OVEN
1. In the middle of the oven, make a small re using small and medium sized dry wood.
2. Once the re has started, add larger pieces of wood and move the embers towards one side of the oven. Ad
wood slowly so as not to suffocate the re.
NOTE: Please be patient when adding wood and starting the re in your Smart pizza oven. The oven chamber
temperature can take up to 40 minutes to heat up. It is much easier to control the temperature by gradually
growing the re rather than adding too much. The oven does not require a large re to heat up.
Starting too large of a re will make the pizza oven cook too quickly, and excessive ame and heat can become
dangerous. This can also cause marks the front panel of your pizza oven as if there is too much ame they
cannot be contained within the oven chamber and will exit through the front.
3. After a period of continuous re, the oven dome will become slightly ‘white’ as a result of the high
temperatures exceeding 250°C / 480°F. Use the supplied pizza oven utensils to scrape the wood re across to
one side of the pizza oven to allow the pizza oven to better hold the internal temperature. Then use the supplied
copper brush to clean the remaining area of the pizza oven oor.
4. The oven is ready to use at this point.
AFTER THE INITIAL COOKING PROCESS
After the initial cooking process with the wood re still running inside the cavity which is ideal for traditional style
pizza you can extinguish and remove the re. The pizza oven will still maintain a high temperature for several
hours providing the ability to cook breads and desserts with the door and valve in the chimney both closed to
help retain any remaining heat within the pizza oven cavity.
1. Once you have cooked your pizza, extinguish the re, close the oven door and the valve within the chimney
to reduce the level of oxygen within the oven cavity. After at least 30 minutes, the re will be completely extin-
guished and will turn to a hot ash.
2. Carefully remove the ash from the oven using the copper brush.
3. The oven is ready for cooking at a lower, steady temperature for breads, desserts and slower styles of cooking.
EXTINGUISHING THE FIRE
1. Once you are 100% sure that the pizza oven chamber has cooled, remove the ash by using the supplied cop-
per brush either by:
• Sweeping the ash through the front of the pizza oven
• Removing the bricks within the pizza oven (allow at least 24 hours prior to doing this, as the bricks will still carry
heat for a long time) and sweeping the ash into the rear of the oven and into the removable tray at the back of
the oven. This tray can then be removed and the ashes thrown into the bin.
2. Use a damp cloth to gently clean the oven oor and the bricks.

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TIPS FOR USING YOUR SMART WOOD FIRED PIZZA OVEN
Different Types of Wood
• While any dry well-seasoned hard wood is best, different dishes can be enhanced and complimented by using
different types of hard wood. Wood from fruit trees such as apple, cherry, orange and peach to name just a few
can add delicious avours and aromas to your food.
• Similarly, hickory, maple, mesquite and cedar also work well and provide different avours that go well with
different meats.
• Dry, well seasoned hardwood will burn hotter and will heat your oven faster while being more cost effective
and efcient. Smart recommends using good quality, properly dried wood for the best possible results.
• Treated woods, resinous woods and scrap wood should be avoided at all times. As you are cooking food in
your oven, you do not want to introduce any chemicals to your oven. This is a health hazard and will effect the
taste of your food.
• If you hear the wood sizzle in the re and see moisture bubbling out of the end of a log, the wood is not dry
and/or well seasoned. This will produce more smoke, lower temperatures and possibly damage the oven.
Positioning Your Oven
• Safety should always be your rst priority.
• Even while the re is well contained in the oven and the oven is well insulated, ensure that other combustible
materials are far away from the oven at all times during use.
Ensure the oven has sufcient clearance from your home or other structures. While your Alfa oven is light and
mobile, a stone, concrete or brick patio is recommended in case of sparks or embers possibly falling out of your
oven due to improper placement of your re, or too large of a re within the oven.
Oven Operation
• Once the oven is cool always clean out the ash from your oven. Never leave it inside of your oven for extended
periods of time as it will tend to collect moisture and possibly damage your oven.
• Sweep and clean the chimney and ue at least once a year to ensure it is clean and operates effectively and
that soot and ash do not fall back into the oven.
• You can operate your pizza oven all year long. However when operating your oven during the off season when
the temperatures are cold it is important to build your re more slowly to avoid thermal shock to the oven. This
can damage your oven and increase any risk of cracking.
• If you happen to spill any juices or sauces during cooking don’t worry. Simply place the re over or close to
that spot the next time you cook. The hot temperatures will burn off any residual drippings or food that might
have fallen off your food.
Always use caution when operating your Smart Pizza Oven.

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE PIZZA OVEN TROLLEY
1. Un-box all the parts and remove all the shrink wrap
from all the parts.
Ensure that all parts are accounted for and stored in an
orderly manner throughout the install process to avoid
them being mixed up or lost.
2. Turn over the two smaller panels (trolley side tables)
and unscrew the two screws from the handle. Attached
the handle to the panel and screw to secure it.
3. Turn over the large panel and attached the four
wheels. Make sure the two wheels with the locks are on
the same side, the side that is longer. Using the screw
and washer, use a drill to secure the wheels to the base.

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4. With one leg place it on the ground and line up the
holes near the wheel and the leg. Use the drill and
secure the leg to the wheel base. Each leg will need 4
screws. Replace with other legs.
THE LEGS HAVE SMALL CLIPS ON THEM. MAKE SURE
THEY ARE FACING IN. SEE PICTURE.
5. Unscrew the screws on the two legs that have the
clips. Line up the one of the side panels (table) and
secure. Repeat on other side.

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5. The trolley fully assembled should look like this!
Note: The shelves either side of the pizza oven are
retractable.
SECURING THE PIZZA OVEN TO THE TROLLEY
1. Remove the all the moving parts from inside the pizza
oven. Lift the pizza oven onto the trolley. Make sure the
wheels are locked. Also make sure the wheels with the
locks are in the front.

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2. Line up the L shaped bracket with the holes from
under the pizza oven and trolley. Using the screws,
screw into place. Repeat on every corner.
3. Put the chimney in place and drill the screws to
secure the chimney to the pizza oven.

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4. Under the pizza oven next to the ash exit, secure the
two small rails. Slide in the ash tray.
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