First Ignition - Fontana Forni MAESTRO 60 User Manual

FIRST IGNITION

IMPORTANT
Before turning on the oven, check all connections and gas connections. Do not lean over the oven and
stay away from the door with your face.
When the oven is switched on, the mouth of the oven must be open.
Do not move the oven during use.
After connecting the gas line to the oven, check the tightness of the connections and possibly resolve any
leaks. With the knob in the off position, press and check if the igniter is working. If everything works, open the
tap on the cylinder and proceed with the ignition as described below
When the oven is open, turn the knob to the maximum power position and press. The electronic igniter is con-
nected to the knob and is activated when the knob is pressed.
Press and hold the knob for a few seconds even after switching on so that the thermocouple can come into
operation and keep the gas flow open on the valve
In the first phases after changing the cylinder and reopening the valve, it may not turn on immediately because
the circuit is empty. Insist for a few seconds. If the ignition does not start after a couple of attempts, wait a few
minutes to allow any unburned gas to disperse and then try the ignition again.
Any accumulation of gas could give rise to flames and/or potentially dangerous detonations causing damage,
burns or death in extreme cases.
Once lit it is possible to adjust the flame by turning the knob between the min<max positions
CAUTION: CHECK FLAME AFTER IGNITION.
All burner holes should show a flame of about 2.5cm on max knob position. If you smell gas, if backfire occurs,
if the burner makes small bursts or the flames are uneven along the length of the burner there may be a pro-
blem with the venturi tube.
SWITCH THE OVEN OFF IMMEDIATELY.
Once the cooking is finished or at the end of use, correctly follow the shutdown procedure below. When the
flame is still on, close the tap on the cylinder and wait for the burner to turn off, only after turning the knob to
the "closed" position.
This ensures the complete emptying of the circuit from the gas.
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