First Lighting - Rizzoli S Série Manuel D'utilisation

WARNING! Never place flammable objects on the handrail, such as kitchen towels or pot
holders. Do not hang the laundry to dry on the handrail.
2.17 DOOR OPENING VARIATION (S 60)
S 60 cookers are predisposed with the rightwards
fire door opening, if not indicated leftwards at the
order. It is possible to change the opening also af­
ter the installation. The operation must be done by
experienced people.
2.18

FIRST LIGHTING

Before starting to use the cooker, remove the
packaging materials in the oven and in the wood
box, remove the stickers and remove the plastic
film in which is wrapped the plate and remove with
a rag the most of the oil on its surface. We suggest
to make a first lighting of the device just to verify
the correct installation. The first lighting must be
WARNING! During the first ignitions of the devices with oven it is recommended to
keep the oven door open to allow the elimination of any processing residues, otherwise
damages could occur.
2.19 SETTLEMENTS
The refractory mortar used for the internal walling
contains always a little moisture that is eliminated
after the first periods of use: so it is normal that
the first times you light the cooker or the thermal
cookers a little condensation is being generated.
All the refractory materials inside the cooker ex­
perience a settlement process that may generate
small holes on the bricks, such holes do not pre­
Picture 21 – Variation of the door opening direction
done with moderate fire, using little wood broken
in small pieces. In the next lightings you can pro­
gressively increase the load of combustible.
During the first lightings some smell due to pro­
cessing residuals might happen. This phenomenon
is normal, it requires the ventilation of the room
and will disappear quickly.
clude anyway the working of the cooker.
Other settlements may involve other parts of the
cooker so during the heating and cooling phases
you might hear light noises. These symptoms do
not absolutely preclude the use of the cooker and
fading out till disappearance with the constant use
of the cooker.
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