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Studio Pro 14 

Installation and Operating Manual 

North American Model

 

Jan 2019 

 

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Kiln Location Safety 

 
The best location for the kiln is a concrete floor. If not available, the kiln must be placed on a minimum of 2” of masonry extending at least 12” beyond 
the outside perimeter of the kiln. 

 
Do not place or use kiln on combustible surface. 
 

Place only on the metal stand provided by Evenheat Kiln, Inc. 
 
The surface on which the kiln is placed shall be capable of safely supporting the combined weight of the kiln, kiln load and any operating personnel. 
 
Observe all building, fire and safety codes when installing the kiln. 
 
Do not install the kiln closer than 12” (31cm) from combustible wall surface or object or 36” from any ceiling surface in all opened and closed 
positions. 
 
Install in a covered, well ventilated area. 
 
Never place the kiln in a small, enclosed area such as a closet, cabinet or very small room. The room in which the kiln is placed into service shall be 
capable of safely dissipating all heat produced by the kiln. 
 
Do not place the kiln in any structure resembling a carport or screened in porch. Avoid areas that are subject to outdoors weather. 
 
Never install a kiln outside. Avoid moisture. 
 
It is the user’s responsibility to be knowledgeable regarding any and all contaminants, produced by the ware during firing, and take steps to properly 
and legally contain and dispose of these contaminants.  
 
It is the user’s responsibility to provide ventilation capable of removing all gases, fumes and other airborne contaminants produced by the ware 
during firing safely from work the area and building structure. 

 
Do not store flammable or combustible products near or in the same room the kiln such as gasoline, paint, aerosol cans, paper, curtains, 
plastics, etc. Better yet, store these items in another separate structure designed for this purpose. 

 
Position the power supply cables, power supply conduit, controller cables, pyrometer thermocouple leads and other materials in such a way as not to 
create a tripping hazard around the kiln.

 

 

The area around the kiln should be free of obstructions that interfere with the proper and safe operation of the kiln. 
 
Never place anything under or above the kiln for storage. Absolutely nothing should be propped against the kiln. 
 
 

Kiln Use Safety 

 

The surface of the kiln is hot and burn injuries are possible. Keep all children and unsupervised personnel away. Always wear protective 
clothing, gloves and eyewear when operating and handling a hot kiln. 

 

Use extreme care when accessing a functioning and/or hot kiln. Under no circumstances should you touch the heating elements with your 
body or any other devises like tools. Electrical shock may result in serious injury or death. 

 

 Use care when accessing or looking into a hot kiln, this includes looking through a cracked lid or peepholes. High heat escapes quickly and 
burn injury may result. When accessing or looking into a hot kiln, approach slowly and wear protective clothing and gloves designed to 
withstand high heat and eyewear capable of filtering Infrared and Ultraviolet light. 

 
Protective clothing should be worn when operating the kiln and includes, but is not limited to, cotton clothing, heat resistant gloves and eyewear 
capable of filtering Infrared and Ultraviolet light. 
 
Do not operate the kiln over the maximum temperature rating printed on the nameplate. 
 
Never fire a kiln unattended beyond its anticipated firing time. 
 
Never allow the power cord to touch the kiln. If the cord, plug or receptacle become damaged discontinue use and replace immediately. 

 

Summary of Contents for Studio Pro 14

Page 1: ...a plug receptacle connection must include a power disconnect near the kiln and that is easily accessible and safe for emergency power shutoff Electrical Safety A licensed electrician should be used fo...

Page 2: ...the same room the kiln such as gasoline paint aerosol cans paper curtains plastics etc Better yet store these items in another separate structure designed for this purpose Position the power supply c...

Page 3: ...ln or ware Do not use the kiln to prepare food heat a living space dry clothes or ice laden articles or use as a storage devise The kiln is designed for one purpose and one purpose only the firing of...

Page 4: ...e Studio Pro 14 with two wonderfully wide and sturdy bar handles These corner mounted handles are placed well away from the kiln for easy gloved hand operation You ll enjoy using them Bench Top or Flo...

Page 5: ...st need to assemble the stand CE marked Studio Pro 14 models MUST be used with the Studio Pro 14 Tools Needed Phillips Screwdriver 7 16 wrench Stand Contents 2 19 3 8 frame angles 2 25 frame angles 4...

Page 6: ...udio Pro 14 on the stand as shown and secure the kiln base to the stand Your Studio Pro 14 base came with 4 nuts and bolts for this purpose The kiln MUST be secured to the stand as shown Failure to se...

Page 7: ...Studio Pro 14 Installation and Operating Manual North American Model Jan 2019 Page 7 of 10 Insert a bolt through each side of rear base and stand frame angle and secure with nut...

Page 8: ...Studio Pro 14 Installation and Operating Manual North American Model Jan 2019 Page 8 of 10 Your Studio Pro 14 is now properly secured to the stand...

Page 9: ...f almost immediately You may notice a light smoke as this occurs It s normal A separate control manual is included on the manuals disc included with your kiln Refer to these manual s for controls prog...

Page 10: ...ply lift on the front chamber handle and take the chamber back A built in stop will hold the chamber at the open position Place your shelf squarely onto the floor of the Studio Pro 14 At this point we...

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