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Warning!- Natural Hazard - Spiders
Spiders and other insects are
attracted by the smell of gas and
could make webs or nests in the
burners. This could partially or
completely block the flow of gas
through the venturis and is
indicated by a smoky, yellow
flame, and/or a burner that is
difficult or impossible to light.
Ultimately, it may cause the gas
to burn outside the venturis,
which can seriously damage your
pizza oven. If this happens, immediately shut off the propane at the cylinder, or natural
gas at the main shut-off valve. To prevent and/or correct this occurrence, periodically
check the venturis for obstructions by inserting a pipe cleaner or flexible wire through
the air inlet of the burner and twisting it. Ensure venturi tubes are properly “seated”
over the orifices after cleaning.
Locating the Pizza Oven
The Crown Verity pizza oven is available in two versions. Depending on the model
purchased, there are several factors to consider when placing the oven for use.
Choosing a Location:
Important considerations for all pizza oven placements
include
exposure to wind, proximity to foot traffic or areas where people congregate.
The mobile pizza oven models have an integrated base with large wheels. Options
include mounting supports for 20 pound LP gas cylinders (not included) or integrated
30 pound LP gas cylinders that are included with the CB model option. It can also be
specified for connection to either a natural gas or a bulk propane supply. Factors to
consider with this version of the pizza oven include:
•
DO NOT
place the pizza oven in a location where the oven opening is likely to be
exposed to strong wind.
•
DO NOT
place the pizza oven where it is likely to be bumped into or inadvertently
touched by passersby.
•
DO NOT
place the pizza oven on a surface that is unable to safely support the 300-
pound weight of the pizza oven as it may topple or tip over.
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