
9 Operation Maintenance Installation P-Series 860159-02
Starting the oven for the rst time
Any smoke detectors may be triggered during the rst burn of the oven in
a small room with poor ventilation.
Therefore, try to allow the smoke to escape by opening doors and
windows, for example.
Before starting to use the oven, the oven must undergo a rst burn so as to evaporate moisture in the hearthstones
and any protective oil remaining in the oven chamber.
This procedure will cause quite a lot of smoke from the oven, but this is completely normal. Therefore, ensure that
the ventilation system on the premises is running and capable of removing the smoke.
All oven sections may be burned out at the same time.
• Close all the oven doors, open all the dampers and set the temperature to approx. 120 °C.
• Start the oven using the on/off buttons on the panels.
• When the oven has reached a temperature of 120 °C, leave it to stand for approx. 30 minutes. Then wipe down
the inside of the glass doors using a dry cloth or paper towel. Take care not to burn yourself.
• Increase the temperature to approx. 200 °C. Leave the oven to stand for approx. 15 minutes when this tempera-
ture has been reached.
• Increase the temperature to 240-250 °C and leave the oven to stand at this temperature for approx. 2 hours. The
oven will then be ready for use.
• When the oven has been switched off and left to cool, wipe the inside of the glass doors with a damp cloth.
The coating on the glass which appeared during burning will burn onto the glass otherwise and will be very dif-
cult to remove.
The above procedure also has to be carried out when switching to new hearthstones in an old oven, and failure to
perform this procedure will invalidate the warranty.
If the hearthstone is replaced at a later date, it is very important to follow
the above instructions on heating.
The hearthstone will crack and be destroyed if it is heated up too quickly.
e user is responsible for the machine being cleaned thoroughly before it is put into use. It is best to use a mild
cleaning liquid on all surfaces that come into contact with food to guarantee that they are not contaminated. It is the
user's responsibility to ensure that the machine is not put into use before it has been cleaned thoroughly.