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Disposal at end of life

To avoid any unauthorised use and associated risks, 

before discarding the machine make sure it cannot be 
used; for this purpose, cut and remove the power cord 

(once the equipment is unplugged).
Make sure no child can accidentally remain trapped inside the 
cooking chamber, locking the door (for example, with adhesive 
tape or locks).

Equipment disposal

Pursuant to art. 13 of Legislative Decree no. 49 of 2014 
“Implementation of WEEE directive 2012/19/EU on 
electric and electronic waste”, the barred bin symbol 
specifies that the product was introduced on the 

market after August 13, 2005 and that it must not be discarded 
with other waste at the end of its working life but disposed of 
separately. All the equipment has been made with recyclable 
metal materials (stainless steel, iron, aluminium, zinc plate, 
copper, etc.) that as a percentage make up more than 90% of 
the weight. Attention must be paid to the management of this 
product at the end of its life, reducing any negative impact on 
the environment and improving the efficiency of resources, 
applying the principles of “who pollutes pays”, prevention, 
preparation for re-use, recycling and recovery. Please remember 
that illicit or incorrect product disposal is punishable by law.

Information on disposal in Italy

WEEE equipment in Italy must be delivered to:
•  to Collection Centres (also named eco-islands or eco-

platforms) 

•  the dealer where new equipment is purchased who must 

withdraw it free of charge ("one to one" withdrawal).

Information on disposal in European Union countries

The EU Directives on WEEE equipment has been adopted 
in different ways by different countries, therefore in order to 
dispose of this equipment correctly we suggest that you 
contact your local authority or your dealer in order to ask the 
correct method of disposal.

Disposing of ashes and food residues

The ash and food residues removed with cleaning must 

be disposed of according to the regulations in force in 
the country where the oven is used. 

If in doubt, we suggest contacting the local authorities to ask 
for the correct method of disposal. 
While waiting for disposal, the ash and food residues must be 
stored in fireproof metal cans, resistant to high temperatures 
and provided with a lid that must always remain closed.
Keep the latter away from the elements and in a place 
inaccessible to children and animals.
Do not approach materials that can be flammable, explosive or 
heat-sensitive.

Oven downtime for prolonged periods

During any downtime, switch the power off. Protect the steel 
outside surfaces passing over them with a soft cloth slightly 
damp with Vaseline oil. 
Leave the door ajar to guarantee correct ventilation.
Before resuming operations: 
•  accurately clean the equipment and accessories;
•  reconnect the equipment to the power;
•  inspect the equipment before using it.

Maintenance and cleaning

Summary of Contents for Tiepolo PAOLO TP635L

Page 1: ...TP435 TP635 TP635L TP935 Tiepolo OVEN Use and maintenance manual ...

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Page 3: ...actured with cutting edge technology The oven is checked and tested in the Manufacturer s plant before being delivered to the customer The production process check sheet enclosed with it guarantees that each step in the production process from assembly to packaging was carefully checked from both the operating and safety standpoints Before the installation read the content of this manual carefully...

Page 4: ...ren must not play with the appliance Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children without supervision To clean the appliance any of its components or accessories and the sub structure DO NOT use aggressive abrasive powder or corrosive detergents e g hydrochloric or sulphuric acid caustic soda etc abrasive or sharp tools e g abrasive sponges scrapers steel brushes etc steamed or pres...

Page 5: ...es that caution is required when performing an operation described in a paragraph that bears this symbol The symbol also indicates that maximum operator awareness is required in order to avoid unwanted or dangerous consequences Reference to another chapter where the subject is dealt with in more detail Manufacturer s tip Indicates that the surfaces marked with this symbol may be hot and must there...

Page 6: ...at the top and MIN in the bottom for at least 8 hours without placing any food inside If a hood is fitted we recommend it is kept ON In this first phase because of the humidity evaporating from the insulating materials the oven will give out unpleasant smells and fumes that will gradually disappear during the following operating cycles To switch the oven on and set its parameters refer to Use page...

Page 7: ...nts heat the refractory surfaces on which the products lie this parameter is controlled by the BOTTOM setting Unsatisfactory cooking results If the cooking results are not as expected try and check the following incorrect oven parameters temperature in the chamber either too high or too low settings of the BOTTOM or TOP either too high or too low incorrect preheating preheating is vital to get sup...

Page 8: ...th types Manual stretching or stretching with Pizzaform TYPE COOKING COOKING TIME TEMP TOP BOTTOM TIME TEMP TOP BOTTOM CLASSIC 3 min 320 C 608 F MAX OFF MIN 3 min 290 C 554 F MAX OFF time 1 hour can vary according to the selected function temperature selection the same as the type of pizza to be cooked PAN 3 4 min 320 C 608 F MIN MAX NEAPOLITAN 1 2 min 370 C 698 F MAX OFF BAKING TIN 7 8 min 280 C ...

Page 9: ...s in the top offering three adjustments OFF MIN 33 MAX 100 5 White warning light If ON it shows the bottom elements are heating 6 Bottom power check Allows controlling the power of the elements in the bottom offering three adjustments OFF MIN 33 maximum MAX 100 7 7 Light switch Switches the light in the cooking chamber on and off 8 ON OFF switch Switches the oven on and off Use Contents Knowing th...

Page 10: ...gs the oven immediately begins to heat however it is necessary to wait about an hour before putting the products in the oven so that the oven reaches an optimal temperature and is ready for cooking Fig 6 The white warning lights D and E will remain on until the set temperature is reached their going off means that pre heating is complete and the oven is ready for cooking The thermostat controlling...

Page 11: ...istant to high temperatures e g steel For optimal results always adhere to the oven capacity declared by the Manufacturer and position the products to be cooked evenly in the cooking chamber During cooking it is always possible to change the temperature or the top and bottom power acting as usual D Switching the light on optional Fig 8 With the oven both off and on the light can be switched on pre...

Page 12: ...e a Service Centre perform maintenance and inspection on the appliance at least once a year to ensure top working and safety conditions Keep the vents of the electrical compartment clean and clear Oven cleaning Cleaning the external steel parts Use a cloth dampened with hot soapy water and end with rinsing and drying Cleaning the glass Clean any glass with a soft cloth and special glass detergent ...

Page 13: ... oven up to 400 Before starting the pyrolysis remove the coarser food residues with a natural fibre brush Fig 12 A Rotate chamber temperature knob A clockwise to set a temperature of 400 C 752 F B set the top power to MAX C set the bottom power to MAX D switch the lights in the cooking chamber off Fig 13 When the set temperature is reached switch the oven off using the ON OFF key and let it cool w...

Page 14: ...ed by the warranty Before any replacement it is necessary to switch off the power to the appliance acting on the system switch and wear suitable personal protection equipment e g gloves etc Any replacement must be carried out with the oven completely cold and wearing adequate personal protection devices e g gloves etc Replacing the door glass Fig 15 Replacing the internal bulb and glass Fig 16 Bef...

Page 15: ...0 500 0 200 100 300 C 400 600 500 C 0 200 100 300 C 400 600 500 0 200 100 300 C 400 600 500 D 0 200 100 300 C 400 600 500 0 200 100 300 C 400 600 500 A B Fig 17 Fig 18 Ed 0121 70702512 REV02 Tiepolo Use and maintenance Replacing the refractory bricks Fig 17 Replacing the door handle Fig 18 ...

Page 16: ...ment in Italy must be delivered to to Collection Centres also named eco islands or eco platforms the dealer where new equipment is purchased who must withdraw it free of charge one to one withdrawal Information on disposal in European Union countries The EU Directives on WEEE equipment has been adopted in different ways by different countries therefore in order to dispose of this equipment correct...

Page 17: ...liable for any indirect or consequential damages and or loss of profit that the Buy er may suffer arising out of or caused by defective or faulty Products such as but not limited to cancellation of orders by customers penalties for late deliveries forfeitures or indemni fications of whatsoever nature 8 8 The Seller shall indemnify and hold the Buyer harmless from any liability or prejudices arisin...

Page 18: ...from the mains Something is not working Problem Solution The oven does not turn on Make sure the oven is correctly connected to the mains plug correctly inserted into the socket and that the mains are working Make sure the main switch is ON The oven turns on but cooking does not start Make sure you set the cooking parameters correctly The oven does not cook evenly Make sure you set the cooking par...

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