Wildcat 6000 User manual
Wildcat 6000 Pizza Oven
User Manual
Contents
Product Dimensions ................................... Page.03
Assembly ................................................... Page.04
Assembly Firebricks ...................................Page.05
First Fire Instructions ................................. Page.06
Smoking Your Food ....................................Page.07
Maintenance & Safe Operation ................. Page.08
Contact Information ...................................Page.09
Accessories & Other Products .................. Page.10
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Product Dimensions
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6”Stainless Steel Flue
Crimped edge faces down
8” Secondary Galvanised Shield
Crimped edge faces up
8” Secondary Galvanised Shield
Crimped edge faces up
6” Stainless Steel Flue
Crimped edge faces down
8”Cowl
6”Ceiling Ring
6” Stainless Steel Flue
Crimped edge faces down
Wildcat 6000 Pizza Oven
Recommended height above
ground 800-900mm
Non combustible bench top
HEIGHT
WIDTH
DEPTH
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......................................600mm
......................................580mm
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......................................230mm
.........................................400m
......................................500mm
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......................................180mm
.........................................460m
......................................500mm
WEIGHT ......................................115kgs
Assembly
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(1) Remove the outer packaging taking care not to damage the surface of the Oven with
box cutters or other sharp implements.
Minor scratches can be buffed out of the stainless steel surface with an abrasive brillo
pad or similar, while painted surfaces can be touched up at any time with an Aerosol
touch up spray available from Wildcat.
(2) At this stage you will see a box and other parts inside the oven, leave these for now,
they can be removed easily once the oven is lifted off the pallet.
(3) Remove the pallet screws from the front and back of the oven, (Hex head)
(4) Lift the oven off the pallet (Two people required to lift the oven comfortably) and set
aside.
(5) Prepare the area where the oven is to be placed. The Wildcat wood fired outdoor oven
can be installed several ways. It can be mounted on a portable Wildcat heavy duty
trolley. It can be mounted on a fixed steel framed stand (with leveling feet) which
Wildcat manufacture, or it can be built in to a new or existing outdoor kitchen or
entertaining area. The Wildcat oven has been approved for through roof flue
installation and can be installed as close as 50mm to combustibles at the rear, and
300mm from the side.
(6) If the Oven is to be fitted onto the optional Wildcat 6000 Series oven stand, then the
stand should be assembled and levelled prior to fitting the oven and bricks because
it will be too heavy to do so later.
(Sitting the oven on the bricks) (Sitting the oven on the trolley)
Assembly Firebricks
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(7) Next, after checking that the oven is level and square, its time to fit the firebricks.
Follow the pattern below, and start at the rear wall, fit the bricks to the floor.
You may have to shuffle the bricks around a little to get the flattest possible surface.
Firebricks are fired in a kiln and some variation in size is to be expected.
Pictured left is the layout for
firebricks in the firebox which is
under the oven.
There is a vertical steel plate
about 3/4 of the way back into the
box. Fit the vertical side bricks on
both sides first. Push all the way
back to the rear wall. Next fit the
two vertical bricks up against the
vertical steel plate, then fit the six
horizontal bricks.
Note: The six horizontal bricks can go
either side to side or front to back, it is not
important which way they go.
The oven bricks are layed out as
shown at left however the 2
narrow bricks shown on the right
can go on either the right or left
side.
(8) Finally, fit the flue pipe and cowl, and you are ready for the first firing.
First Firing Instructions
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To get you started, we would explain the ‘first firing’ so you cure your oven
perfectly. This will cure the paintwork, burn off any oil residue on the metal
and get rid of anywelding contaminants.
ɄStart with a small amount of dry kindling (Pine is fine) and newspaper or firelighters.
DON’T OVER DO IT! We know it’s tempting and you just want to cook now, but
just a small amount will do. When the fire has taken off add a few small pieces of dry
hardwood, like Red gum, no thicker than your wrist. Close the firebox door.
ɄIdeally your temperature will get no hotter than 200C. (Read the temperature gauge
inside the oven) Let this burn for 1 –2 hours.
ɄOnly add more wood when your fire has burnt to coals. Coals enable you to keep a
more even temperature.
ɄCool the oven overnight if possible or for a few hours andnow you’re ready to cook.
Note: Your Wildcat Wood Fired Pizza Oven will only take approximately 1/2 to 1 hour
to reach cooking temperature depending on which model you have.
Smoking Your Food
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ɄThe Wildcat oven give you the choice adding smoke to your cooking or cooking without it,
making it a very versatile Appliance. Simply open the adjustable, spring loaded vents on
both side the oven to add smoke.
ɄUse this cooking method for Roasts, Breads, Pizzas, Vegetables or Fish. If you want to add
flavored woodchips/sawdust to your firebox you also add another element to your cooking.
ɄSoak the chips/sawdust and place to the side of the coals for a delicious aroma. Close the
vents for cooking Scones, Buns, Cakes & Desserts. This method ensure the food flavor is
not tainted by the smoke.
ɄIf you want to cook a dessert straight after you have smoked food, close the smoking vents
and open the baffle for a few minutes to clear the smoke smell first.
ɄThe Wildcat oven has an adjustable Baffle plate inside the ceiling of the oven. This allows
for manual temperature & smoke control. The plate easily slide back to open & forward to
close.
ɄIf the temperature in your oven is too high for the food you are cooking simply open the
baffle plate to release some of the hot air. When you have reduced the temperature close the
baffle again.
ɄFitted to the front of the Wildcat oven is an Airwash. This is used to control the amount of
air getting into the firebox. A fire requires air & fuel (wood) to burn. The amount of air
regulates how fast the fire will burn.
ɄThe Airwash when open allows preheated air to enter the firebox via vents attached to a
channel in between the firebox and the front of the oven. This feeds the fire & make it burn
faster. This is good for getting the fire started and when adding more wood to the fire.
ɄClosing the Airwash reduces the amount of available air therefore reducing the speed at
which the fire burns. This is best when your temperature has been reached and you have
good hot coals burning.
Maintenance & Safe Operation
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The heavy duty powder coated finish on your Wildcat Pizza Oven/Trolley should require no more
than the occasional wipe with a damp cloth to keep it looking good. Heavier food stains can be
safely removed with a non abrasive proprietry household cleaner. Occasionaly it may be necessary
to re-tighten the screws.
With a Wildcat Pizza Oven fitted, the Oven/Trolley combination is very heavy and will require a
minimum of 2 adults to move it safely on flat smooth surfaces only.
Do not attempt to move the Oven/Trolley combination on uneven ground.
Never attempt to move the Oven/Trolley whilst there is an active fire in the oven, or while hot.
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Do not operate the Oven on uneven or sloping ground.
Don’t forget to check our Interactive website for lots of Recipes, Tips and tricks and Cooking
Video demonstrations. Members can also share their own recipes wih other satisfied
Wildcat Woodfired Oven owners at
http://www.mypizzaoven.com.au/
We take this opportunity to thank you for your purchase and trust that you and your family will
enjoy many hours of outdoor gourmet cooking!
SAFETY WARNING:
Contact Infomation
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Wildcat Industries maintains a comprehensive web site for customer convenience. For service or
general enquiries please try our website first, or for further assistance contact Wildcat Industries.
© Copyright 2013 Wildcat Industries (Aust) Pty. Ltd.
Due to Wildcat Industries (Aust) Pty. Ltd. ongoing commitment to product quality and
improvement we reserve the right to alter products and/or specifications without notice.
Ad: 439 Hammond Road Dandenong South VIC 3175
Ph: (03) 9706 5544 FAX: (03) 9706 5999
E-mail: [email protected]
http://www.mypizzaoven.com.au/
http://www.wildcatindustries.com.au/
Green Road
Elliot Road
Quality Drive
Hammond Road
Dandenong Valley Highway
Wildcat
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Accessories & Other Products
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Wildcat Industries are constantly striving to improve our existing range and develop new and
innovative products. Here are just a few!
Wild Pizza Oven Cover
Pizza Trays
Trolley for Wildcat 6000 Pizza Oven
Pizza Peel-stainless steel
with a solid timber handle
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