CHF225.–
Unold Don Luigi
Electric pizza oven
Question about Unold Don Luigi
Do you also hear vibrations from the door when the oven is on? I'm really pleased with the oven. The pizzas were delicious, just like in a good restaurant in Napples. But the oven is just a bit noisy. The problem isn't just the fan, but I think there's a vibrating part in the door hinge, because when the oven is opened to put the pizza in, the vibrating noise disappears. Does anyone have the same problem and how can I fix it? I'm reluctant to dismantle everything and find the source of the vibration.
Helpful answer
That's it, it's solved! It was the oven casing. Under the right foot, the sheet metal had a small gap with the underside of the oven. I dismantled it and bent it slightly so that it would fit snugly when screwed in. There's no noise now, apart from the two fans.
Apart from that, they could probably be replaced with slightly quieter fans.
The top fan is used to reduce the temperature at the top of the oven. There's insulation around the interior compartment, but this fan reduces the risk of burning and helps to avoid damaging the electrical cables and lighting.
And under the oven, a second fan cools the control circuit directly. So you need to be careful not to block the air vents under the oven (a bit like a laptop).
Apart from that, they could probably be replaced with slightly quieter fans.
The top fan is used to reduce the temperature at the top of the oven. There's insulation around the interior compartment, but this fan reduces the risk of burning and helps to avoid damaging the electrical cables and lighting.
And under the oven, a second fan cools the control circuit directly. So you need to be careful not to block the air vents under the oven (a bit like a laptop).
No.
No noises for me. Is the pizza stone inserted far enough back?
No vibration for me
No, no such noise from my stove.