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Arteﬂame User Manual and Grilling Tips

RECEIVING THE ARTEFLAME

When your Arteﬂame arrives, patina / oxidation on The Base, Cone and

Cook Top is normal. !The Arteﬂame is designed with this in mind. !However,

before ﬁrst use, any oxidation on The Cook Top should be wiped off with an

oily (cooking oil only) towel. !Persistent oxidation can be removed with steel

wool or sand paper. !Every Arteﬂame is manufactured using Corten Steel.

The Arteﬂame is designed with this speciﬁc type steel so that everything

but the cooktop develops a patina over time. This patina provides an

attractive ever changing look and it protects the steel. !Corten Steel is the

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Summary of content (5 pages)

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Arteflame User Manual and Grilling Tips RECEIVING THE ARTEFLAME When your Arteflame arrives, patina / oxidation on The Base, Cone and Cook Top is normal. The Arteflame is designed with this in mind. However, before first use, any oxidation on The Cook Top should be wiped off with an oily (cooking oil only) towel. Persistent oxidation can be removed with steel wool or sand paper. Every Arteflame is manufactured using Corten Steel.
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same steel often used for outdoor sculptures or architectural structures because of its color and its characteristically beautiful patina. ASSEMBLY Classic 40 This Arteflame consists of a floating cooktop, a fire bowl and a base. The cooktop should be lifted from the center ONLY and fitted onto the fire bowl. This assembly can then be lifted onto the base. One20, One30 and One40 These Arteflames consist of a base and a cooktop. The cooktop can simply be lifted from the center and fitted onto he base.
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2 Once a suitable place has been selected for the Base, lower the cook top into the circular opening in the top of the Base. 3 After assembly, make sure The Cook Top is level by moving The Cone around in The Base. USE OF THE ARTEFLAME, GRILLING TIPS Grilling Tips; to get a fire started, we suggest using self lighting charcoal like Match Light Instant Charcoal from Kingsford. Put down a ± 35 piece pile of this charcoal and stack your wood in a wigwam over it. Then light the charcoal.
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sunflower oil. Any oxidation that does form can easily be removed using steel wool and re-oiling The Cook Top. The more your Arteflame is used, the better the Cook Top will be protected by the oil that you use on it. This oil will actually impregnate The Cook Top and prevent oxidation. The operating temperature of the cook top depends on the amount of wood that is in the fire. As a guideline, expect the inner edge of the cook top to reach 425F and the outer edge 250F.
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Grilling Tips; we recommend periodic checks for debris to ensure drain holes remain open. Grilling Tips; when The Arteflame is not being used for longer periods of time, oxidation can form on the cook top. This surface oxidation can easily be wiped away with an oily rag or it can be sanded away leaving the cook top like new again. With use, cooking oils will be absorbed into the cook top and prevent oxidation from forming.