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3.3. Operation: 

 

Only  operate  the  appliance  with  the  firebox 
door shut. Normal appliance operation is with 
the  doors  fully  closed  and  the  direct  draught 
control (ref. C, figure 8) closed.

 

Combustion is achieved through the control of 
the  primary-secondary  air  (ref.  E  and  ref.  F, 
Figure  8).  Experience  will  tell  you  the  best 
position the air inlet should be in.

 

To get the most out of your cooker we would 
recommend the following: 

 
 

 

 

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Cooking:

 

Max

 

O

 

O

 

Up 

Min  C 

Do 

Baking

 

Max  C 

Up 

Min  O  C 

Do 

Heating

 

Max  O  O 

Do 

Min  C 

Up 

 

O= open 
C= closed 
Max= maximum 
Min= minimum 
Up= up 
Do= down 

 

3.4. Fuel load. 

 

To load fuel, wait until the wood has become 
hot  embers  and  slowly  open  the  door  to 
prevent smoke exiting into the room and then 
add another 2 logs. 
The  cooker  will  operate  better

 

with  sustained 

combustion so several logs with a diameter of 
between 10 and 16 cm is better. 

 

For  longer  combustion  periods,  use  thicker 
logs. 
When the firebox is loaded, close the loading 
door. 

 
 

3.5. Ash removal. 

 

Open  the  loading  door  and  move  the  embers 
around  with  the  aid  of  a  scraper  so  that  they 
fall through the grate. 
The ash should be removed at least once a day 
by  scraping  the  ashes  through  the  grate  and 
into the ash pan. 
Ensure  the  ash  pan  is  emptied  regularly  and 
never allow the ash to build up in the pan. 
Always  use  a  heat  resistant  glove  to  remove 
the  ashes  from  the  grate  and  take  precaution 
when emptying the ash pan in particular if the 
ashes are still hot.

 

 

3.6. Characteristics of the hob. 
 

The  cooking  hob  is  constructed  from 
polished cast iron. The left hand section of 
the  cooking  hob  is  situated  above  the 
firebox  and  will  give  the  highest  cooking 
temperature.  The  right  hand  side  of  the 
cooking  plate  is  the  cooler  cooking 
section.  We  do  not  recommend  that  food 
is  placed  directly  onto  the  cast  iron 
cooking hob. 
  

Figure 11 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Top surface enameled

 

Internal cooking 
area polished

 

Cleaning cover 

Flue socket cover 

Summary of Contents for Vulcano 7T E3 E/E

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTIONS BOOK Vulcano 7T E3 E E Cookers...

Page 2: ...de modules Page 14 3 11 Lifting grate mechanism Page 15 3 12 Drawer modules Page 15 3 13 Cooker maintenance Page 15 3 14 Maintenance of the chimney and sweeping Page 16 3 15 Important advice Page 16 3...

Page 3: ...al Heat Output 0 17 Gas mass flow at Nominal Heat Output g s 22 Gas temperature downstream of flue socket at Nominal Heat Output C 255 Optimum flue draught Pa 12 Wood consumption beech at Nominal Heat...

Page 4: ...and burden greater than those mandated by the regulations performance values emissions not limited radiation temperatures over the parameter set by the regulations Figure No 1 Dimensions in mm of Vulc...

Page 5: ...l side insulation modules Removable cast iron flue socket Automatic thermostatically controlled combustion for primary and secondary air Easy Lighting System Large capacity ashpan The appliance must b...

Page 6: ...l an outdoor air intake not sealed of a section of at least 90 cm2 Hearth Make sure that the floor is able to take the full weight of the cooker If the floor cannot it will need to be strengthened pri...

Page 7: ...sembly of the gas flue The flue outlet diameter is 150mm internal diameter 2 5 Connection to the chimney The flue spigot which connects the appliance to the flue must be fitted in accordance to local...

Page 8: ...such as a leak radiator a heat discharge valve a cold water supply etc The heating circuit must also have a purging valve at the bottom in order to drain it down The circuit must be fitted with a cir...

Page 9: ...The following hydraulics diagrams illustrate the different types of central heating systems to which this appliance can be connected but are not to be used as working drawings Example 1 open plumbing...

Page 10: ...pacity of 135 180 litres be used with 1 flow and return pipes not exceeding 7 8m each in length Both the cylinder and the pipework should be well lagged to minimise heat loss In examples 1 and 2 an al...

Page 11: ...ess coal Non permitted fuels Petroleum coke and liquid fuel Green wood Green or damp wood reduces the performance of the appliance and leads to soot and tar build up on the inner walls of the gas flue...

Page 12: ...let regulator F1 open F2 closed D Oven thermometer G Flue damper Warning During the first firing of the cooker you may experience fumes and haze caused by the curing process This is quite normal but w...

Page 13: ...ral logs with a diameter of between 10 and 16 cm is better For longer combustion periods use thicker logs When the firebox is loaded close the loading door 3 5 Ash removal Open the loading door and mo...

Page 14: ...und the flue outlet and maintenance purposes When cooking certain foods the steam which accumulates during the cooking process of the food can be expelled from the oven through the flue To expel the s...

Page 15: ...re next to the range The insulation side modules and the range have height adjustable legs figure 16 Figure 16 3 11 Lifting grate mechanism On the Vulcano 7T E3 E E model the height of the firebox gra...

Page 16: ...namelled area Clean these parts with a slightly damp cloth Do not use abrasive corrosive chlorine based or acid based products They could damage the enamel If water condenses or accidentally splashes...

Page 17: ...regularly If the cooker is operated frequently we recommend that the chimney is swept at least twice a year If the cooker is used rarely it still must be swept once a year at the least In case of a c...

Page 18: ...tc Cold flue Reheat the flue as quickly as possible using newspaper and kindling to instant heat Smoke entering room during burning The room is depressed In facilities equipped with VMC half open a wi...

Page 19: ...Dimensions of Vulcano drawer Module 6 in mm 4 3 Description Drawer modules in 4 different measurements to match the appearance of the Vulcano cooker 4 4 Characteristics 4 drawer modules in different s...

Page 20: ...ontally until released Perform this operation until all 4 drawers are removed 3 Fit the drawer module in position and raise it to the required level by turning the legs with a wrench 4 Fit the bracket...

Page 21: ...inner ball bearing slide 11 Then fit the drawer slides inside the drawer module slides 12 When the slides are inserted push the drawer in fully It may be a bit hard the first time Perform this operati...

Page 22: ...e materials Even though the wall is not combustible the cooker should be separated from the wall by approx 3 cm 3 Fit the insulation module adjusting the height and leaving a small gap between the coo...

Page 23: ...22 6 EXPLODED DIAGRAM VULCANO 7 E3 E E GENERAL EXPLODED DIAGRAM...

Page 24: ...23 A VULCANO 7 E3 E E COOKER FRAME SUB COMPONENTS EXPLODED DIAGRAM...

Page 25: ...24 B VULCANO 7 E3 E E FIREBOX DOOR SUBCOMPONENTS C VULCANO 7 E3 E E OVEN DOOR SUB COMPONENTS EXPLODED DIAGRAM...

Page 26: ...25 D VULCANO 7 E3 E E FLUE SPIGOT SUB COMPONENTS EXPLODED DIAGRAM E VULCANO 7 E3 CAST IRON TOP FOR TOP FLUE CONNECTION SUB COMPONENTS EXPLODED DIAGRAM...

Page 27: ...26 F VULCANO 7 E3 E E INSULATED COVER FOR TOP FLUE OUTLET SUB COMPONENTS EXPLODED DIAGRAM G VULCANO 7 E3 E E LEFT HAND SIDE DRAWER SUB COMPONENTS EXPLODED DIAGRAM...

Page 28: ...27 H VULCANO 7 E3 E E UNDERNEATH OVEN DRAWER SUB COMPONENTS EXPLODED DIAGRAM...

Page 29: ...no N 7 E3 Inferior flue baffle 1 Unid 4 VU 741 Vulcano N 7 E Superior flue baffle 1 Unid 5 VU 782 Vulcano N E3 LH double side panel 1 Unid 6 VU 615 Vulcano N 5 Stainless steel oven 1 Unid 7 VU 541 Vul...

Page 30: ...e 1 Unid 43 IN 011 IN 700 Secondary air control knob 1 Unid C VULCANO 7 E3 E E OVEN DOOR SUB COMPONENTS EXPLODED DIAGRAM 44 VU 011 Vulcano N 5 7 External oven door 1 Unid 45 VU 021 Vulcano N 5 7 Inter...

Page 31: ...491 Vulcano N 5 7 Handle fixing nut 2 Unid 78 VU 470 Vulcano N 5 7 handle fixing rod 1 Unid 79 VU 528 Vulcano N 7 Insolated cover inner panel 1 Unid 80 DIN7991 M5x20 SS allen screw 1 Unid 81 VU 469 V...

Page 32: ...nner drawer panel 2 Unid 96 VU 272 Vulcano N 5 7 Revest Inferior Caj Horno Base inner drawer panel 1 Unid 91 VU 055 Vulcano N 4 5 7 8 Sop Cajon Izdo LHS handle bracket 1 Unid 92 VU 054 Vulcano 4 5 7 8...

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