The commercial oven is an essential cooking unit for any food service establishment. You can’t prepare appetizers, sides, and entrees more efficiently without a proper oven for your restaurant, bakery, convenience store, smokehouse, or sandwich shop.
Depending on whether you own a low or high-volume establishment, there is a wide selection of oven types that you can choose in the marketplace, including convection, conventional, combi, and conveyor ovens used for baking and roasting anything, from cooking, cakes, to pizzas and roasts.
Now, in accordance with your plans, wishes, possibilities, and budget, we ensure to provide you with the best possible equipment for your food service establishment. However, you should always follow professional advice that allows you to avoid the mistakes that could destroy your ovens.
Using and Maintaining a Commercial Oven
The commercial oven is made to be used professionally, carefully, and efficiently by well-educated and skillful chefs that always respect the instructions noted in the user manual.
Using a commercial oven properly according to its technical capabilities and in line with your needs will consistently deliver the most optimal results.
Moreover, regular cleaning and maintenance of the oven will keep it in good condition permanently, resulting in an efficient food preparation process and a final quality product for the customers.
Mistakes that Can Destroy Your Commercial Oven
By now, you’re probably aware that the best commercial ovens are made of solid and good quality materials, with latest technologies designed for production of various foods in large quantities.
However, regardless of how powerful a unit is, respecting the technical capacity and possibilities in combination with your food preparing demands is the best path recipe for longevity of the unit.
Bottom line, nothing is indestructible, particularly if making the following mistakes:
- Using overly abrasive cleaners and chemical equipment such as caustic, acid, or steel wool that can damage the metal and cause mechanism malfunction.
- Not cleaning the oven daily or only using the oven’s self-cleaning feature from time to time, which pushes the oven to its limits.
- Hosing down the oven, which can be very damaging to the electrical components of the oven.
- Not servicing the oven regularly, is a critical mistake that makes even the best-quality ovens have continuous and expensive problems.
- Incorrect installation, which can lead to electrical issues and remodeling the entire kitchen again.
There you have it, the five most critical, and common mistakes that a restaurant can make with their commercial ovens.
For any questions or commercial oven demands, don’t hesitate to contact us. We’re always at your disposal for any food service equipment requirement!