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COMMERCIAL GAS OUTDOOR PIZZA OVENS User Manual + Retain this manual for future reference. + Unit must be kept clear of combustibles at all times.
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Please complete this information and retain this manual for the life of the equipment. For warranty purposes, please fill out and retain this information. An example of the serial plate(s) for these units are included below for reference: Model No. ITEM#: 554OPO40CG DESCRIPTION: Serial No.
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Safety Warnings | 3 WARNING READ THE MANUAL Thoroughly read and understand this manual before setting up, operating, or cleaning the pizza oven. • Overheat Control: Ensure the oven does not overheat during extended operations. This oven has an automatic shutoff to prevent overheating.
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4 | Parts Diagram - 554OPO40CG/554OPO40FG PARTS DIAGRAM shopbackyardpro.com...
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Parts List - 554OPO40CG/554OPO40FG | 5 Operating Instructions | PARTS LIST ITEM DESCRIPTION ITEM DESCRIPTION Chimney cover Bellows bracket Retention bracket Ash box support bracket 1 Chimney Ash box support bracket 2 Chimney cover attachment cover Ash box Ash catch cover Gas pipe Pizza stones (7.25"...
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6 | Assembly STEP 1 Install the ash box support brackets (26/27) to the bottom of the unit (8) using the ¼"15 mm screws (17). STEP 2 Note: Screws come pre-attached and need to be removed before mounting. Legs shown attached but will not be installed until Step 6.
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Assembly | 7 STEP 3 Note: Countertop and freestanding instructions shown below. Follow instructions based on your model. For countertop units, attach two legs (23) to the front plate (24) using the ¼" 15 mm screws (17). For freestanding units, install the locking wheels (45) and wheels (46) through the undershelf and into the standing legs (44) using the flat head screws (47).
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8 | Assembly STEP 5 Feed the gas assembly line (10) through the bellows bracket (25). Attach bellows bracket (25) to the bottom of equipment using the ¼" 15 mm screws (17).
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Assembly | 9 STEP 6 Note: Countertop and freestanding instructions shown below. Follow instructions based on your model. For the countertop model, attach the legs previously assembled in Step 3 to the bottom of the main chamber (8) using the 15mm screws (17). Use spacers on the rear of the oven USE SPACERS ON THE REAR OF THE body to prevent damage to the burner...
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10 | Assembly STEP 7 Install the gas connection cover (34) by turning counterclockwise. Then, install the ignition cover (31) by using two M4 screws (39) as shown. OIL GATHERING BOX OIL GATHERING BOX AROUND CARD SLOTS STENTS CARD BUCKLE STEP 8 Slide the ash box (28) into the ash box support brackets (26/28).
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Assembly | 11 STEP 9 Install the door handle (18) to the oven door (16) using the ¼"15 mm screws (17), rectangular washers (19), flat washers (22), spring washers (21), and ¼" hex nuts (20). STEP 10 Place the ash catch cover (5) and pizza stones (6/7) in the main chamber (8) as shown. Note that the two 7.25"...
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12 | Assembly Install the Chimney Cap. STEP 11 Install the chimney cover (1) by twisting the retention bracket Install the Chimney Cap. (2) into place on top of the chimney (3). The flue handle (41) comes preassembled. STEP 12 Attach the chimney (3) to the top of the main Attach the chimney (4) to the top of the unit chamber (8) using the ¼"15 mm screws (17).
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Assembly | 13 STEP 13 For freestanding models, install the included S-hooks as Attach hooks to the legs using the 1/4*15mm screws. shown below using the 15mm screws (17). Note: S-hooks are not included on countertop models.
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14 | Setup, Cleaning, and Operation INITIAL SETUP Inspect the Packaging: Examine the exterior of the packaging for any signs of damage that might have occurred during shipping. Unboxing: Open the packaging with care. Use scissors or a box cutter to cut open the box, ensuring you do not damage the oven or its components.
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Usage Overview | 15 USAGE OVERVIEW This equipment can never be used simultaneously in both wood and gas modes. For best results, it is recommended to follow a recipe. Your gas pizza oven requires reasonable care during operation. It will be hot during cooking and cleaning. You should never leave the pizza oven unattended or move the pizza oven when in use.
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16 | Usage Overview KINDS OF WOOD When cooking with wood, it is important to use certain types of wood: Hardwoods: Hardwoods are the preferred choice for pizza ovens because they burn hotter and cleaner than softwoods. Examples of hardwoods suitable for pizza ovens include: Oak: Provides a steady, long-lasting heat ideal for cooking pizzas evenly.
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Gas Usage | 17 GAS USAGE IMPORTANT : When using propane, the protective metal plate MUST be removed before turning on the gas. IMPORTANT : Flue must be completely open when using the oven with gas. If this is not done, the equipment will not work as intended.
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18 | Propane Cylinder Information PREHEATING TIMES AND TEMPERATURE ESTIMATES PREHEAT Cooking Temperature: Once the pizza oven is preheated, the cooking temperature can typically range from 500°F (260°C) to 700°F (371°C) or higher, depending on the specific requirements of the recipe and the preferences of the cook. Some pizzas may benefit from a slightly lower temperature for a longer cooking time, while others may require a higher temperature for a shorter cooking time.
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Propane Cylinder Information | 19 The cylinder must also be equipped with: • A shut-off valve terminating in a Type 1 gas cylinder valve outlet. • A Type 1 valve that prevents gas flow until a positive seal is obtained. •...
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20 | Troubleshooting PROBLEM ISSUE REMEDY Ignitor dead. Replace the battery found next to the control dial. Inspect the burners to be sure insects, spiderwebs, etc. do not Blockage in the gas system. block them. Clean if necessary. Inspect under the control panel to be sure the burners are aligned properly with the valves.
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