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de manincor E60 User And Maintenance Handbook

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  • Page 1 WOOD FIRE COOKERS User and maintenance handbook...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Manincor S.p.A. CONTENTS 1. SAFETY RULES page 3 2. IDENTIFICATION OF THE APPLIANCE page 5 2.1 IDENTIFICATION PLATE 2.2 TABLE OF TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 2.3 DESCRIPTION OF THE CLASSIC COOKER 2.4 DESCRIPTION OF THE DOMINO COOKER 2.5 DESCRIPTION OF THE ECO COOKER 3.

  • Page 3: Safety Rules

    Manincor S.p.A. WOOD-FIRED COOKERS Rules and/or instructions marked with this symbol are associated with safety! 1. SAFETY RULES The following rules and precautions help you to avoid the risks associated with use of this appliance:  The appliance must be installed according to the rules in section 4.2 of this handbook;...

  • Page 4: Table Of Technical Specifications

    Manincor S.p.A. 2.2 TABLE OF TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS CLASSIC Technical Specifications F 450 F 6000 F 800 F 900 External dimensions: l x d x h 45x60x86 60x60x86 80x60x86 90x60x86/51 Heating plate l x d 31x45 48x45 68x45 74x45 Net weight/with packaging...

  • Page 5: Description Of The Classic Cooker

    2.3 DESCRIPTION OF THE CLASSIC COOKER a) Iron cooking plate b) Set of cooking rings or high yield disk, available on request c) Height-adjustable hearth grille for F800/900/910 and rustic series d) Oven with tempered glass window, thermometer e) Starter for starting the cooker up from scratch f) Lever for primary air adjustment, situated under the ash drawer g) Lever for secondary air adjustment, situated under the fire drawer h) Access for cleaning the flue gas circuit...

  • Page 6: Description Of The Eco Cooker

    Manincor S.p.A. 2.5 DESCRIPTION OF THE ECO COOKER a) Iron cooking plate b) Set of cooking rings or high yield disk, available on request c) Oven with tempered glass window, thermometer, pan and grill d) Oven light switch e) Starter for starting the cooker up from scratch...

  • Page 7: Installation

    Manincor S.p.A. 3. INSTALLATION 3.1 HANDLING AND INSTALLATION Make sure the flue is suitable before connecting the cooker to it (see chapter 3.2). NOTES:  The appliance must be installed on a floor of sufficient weight-bearing capacity. If it is not satisfactory, take the appropriate measures (e.g.

  • Page 8: Inversion Of The Flue Gas Outlet

    Manincor S.p.A. The cooker must be installed in a room of a size suited to its potential and that is sufficiently ventilated (window or specific air vent). Burning 2 kg of wood requires the reintegration of around 30 cubic metres of air. Failing this, the environmental conditions will not be suitable for people due to impoverished oxygen supply and the wood will not burn well due to a lack of combustion air.

  • Page 9: The Flue System

    Manincor S.p.A. 3.3 THE FLUE SYSTEM FLUE PIPE CHARACTERISTICS It is essential that the flue is suitable for the appliance to work correctly. The flue system should be inspected by a technician experienced in flues before installing the appliance, and then be checked at least once a year.

  • Page 10: Flue Pipe Dimensions

    You should not use flue pipes comprising simple or flexible metal tubes, cement tubes for vents, etc. DEPRESSION: the optimal depression (flue draught pressure) for de Manincor’s cookers is 0.12 mbar. At a depression below 0.12 mbar, the fire will burn too slowly and form carbon residue excessive gases.

  • Page 11: Connection To The Flue Pipe

    Manincor S.p.A. CONNECTION TO THE FLUE PIPE Each cooker should have its own flue pipe. Do not use the same flue pipe for more than one appliance. The cooker should be connected to the flue pipe avoiding as far as possible any bends, diversions and downward or horizontal sections (if these are unavoidable, the gradient should be 2-3 cm per metre).

  • Page 12: Instructions On Use

    Manincor S.p.A. 4. INSTRUCTIONS ON USE INITIAL NOTES  Do not use the appliance as an incinerator or in any way for which it was not intended.  Do not use fuel other than that recommended.  Do not burn any plastics or treated wood (such as chipboard) or textiles.

  • Page 13: Initial Start-Up

    Manincor S.p.A. WARNING: when you use the cooker for the first time, it is normal for condensation to form due to humidity in the refractory materials. Start with a small fire and keep the fill opening and ash drawer ajar for a few hours to encourage evaporation.

  • Page 14: Using The Oven

    Manincor S.p.A. You can adjust the air control devices and grill to increase or decrease combustion speed and therefore the heating or cooking temperature: - Fast combustion: primary air lever “g” open (fully to right) – secondary air lever “f” open...

  • Page 15: Useful Notes

    Manincor S.p.A. 4.3 USEFUL NOTES HEAT DIFFUSER PLATE The iron heat diffuser plate must never become incandescent. Always use receptacles with flat heavy bases (for maintenance see chapter 5.2) HEARTH GRILL Poking the embers on the iron grille in the combustion chamber will make the ash fall through into the ash drawer below.

  • Page 16: Troubleshooting

    Manincor S.p.A. 4.4 TROUBLESHOOTING Problem Possible cause The stove does not It is not connected properly to the flue (see page 11, fig. 8) work The flue pipe does not conform (see fig. 8) Other appliances are connected to the flue pipe...

  • Page 17: Maintenance

    Manincor S.p.A. Cleaning the flue pipe. The flue pipe must be cleaned on an annual basis. Air recovery No air recovery. The stove can still be lit but soon burns up the available oxygen, reducing combustion and causing the gases to build up and come out of the stove. The purity of the ambient air is compromised as a result.

  • Page 18: Maintenance Of The Cooking Plate

    CONDITIONS The de Manincor firm has the final say on what action should be taken to resolve any problems under the terms of the guarantee. Any defective parts that are replaced remain the property of the de Manincor firm.
  • Page 19 RESPONSIBILITY The de Manincor firm cannot accept any liability for any direct or indirect harm or damage to persons or objects caused by product defects if the rules set down by domestic or local law or by this handbook have not been complied with.
  • Page 20 Manincor S.p.A.

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