1.3
RECOMMENDED COMBUSTIBLES
Wood fired cookers are built to use wood for burn
ing. We recommend to use good quality wood, dry,
seasoned and possibly broken.
Using good quality wood is warranty of good heat
ing power and avoid the forming of carbon resid
uals and soot. To avoid dissipation of energy and
WARNING! The painted parts of the cooker might discolour because of too high tem-
peratures in the combustion chamber. The causes could be the insertion of excessive
quantity of wood and the use of not suitable combustible. This damage is not covered
by the warranty.
1.4
OTHER COMBUSTIBLES
The use of pre-compressed trunks and coal is al
lowed only desultorily and with moderation, be
cause the strong heating produced may damage
the internal refractors, the woodcarrying grill, the
oven and in general all the parts directly exposed
to fire. Other combustibles and refuses, for exam
ple plastic, enamelled or treated wood or carton
1.5
PARTS OF THE COOKER
RE - RVE RANGE
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2
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4
5
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Picture 1
1 Riser
2
2 Frame
3 Side
4 Fire door
3
5 Plinth
6 Primary air regulator
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5
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15
14
10
9
7
6
8
18
7 Air intake lever
17
8 Ash door
9 Woodbox
10 Door opening lever
16
11 Dashboard
12 Oven door
12
eventual deforming and damaging processes you
must not use excessive combustible (see the at-
tached technical sheet).
Burning an excessive amount of wood can cause
the sudden ignition of flammable gases, with the
risk of causing damage to things and people.
must not be burned. Using this materials cause se
rious damage not only to your health and environ
ment but also to wood fired cooker and chimney.
The cooker must not be used as incinerator. It is
recommended to use only the suggested combus
tibles and not liquid combustibles.
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2
3
4
5
7
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13 Oven door glass
2
14 Starting lever
15 Plate
16 Disc or circles
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10
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