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PRESSING DOUGH
Your pizza press is designed for easy use and operation to reliably press
dough balls. Thickness, shape, and size are directly related to your dough
ball, its shape, the temperature of the dough, the recipe of your dough, type
of lubricating food oil, as well as the settings of your machine. You should
experiment with the following for the results you want.
WARNING: Never attempt to press frozen dough. Personal injury and
damage to your machine could result!
1. With the press in the open position, adjust the press to the desired
thickness by turning the thickness control knob located at the top/rear
of the machine. Thickness is reduced by turning knob clockwise and
increased by turning it counterclockwise as indicated below.
Thickness setting should be set so that the heat head will lock down
rmly with your product in place.
NOTE: Adjustments may be required from one product to another and
will vary to achieve the desired result.
CAUTION: Excessive pressure can cause structural damage,
voiding the machine warranty!
WARNING: Make all adjustments while press is open. Adjusting the
thickness while under pressure will result in damage to the
press.
2. Lightly lubricate the lower platen with olive oil, food/cooking oil or other
food release lubricant or lightly dust with our.
3. Place your preformed dough ball on the lower platen and add a small
amount of your food lubricant to the top of the dough ball. Do not
combine and oil our. Use either one or the other.
4. Pull down the handle all the way, applying pressure, until it stops.
5. After the designated time has elapsed (generally, 3-10 seconds for room
temperature dough, raise the handle all the way up to the open position.
TIP: Dough balls at room temperature gives you the best results.
6. Cold pressed dough will result in roughly 60% nished size. Remove
your attened dough and nish stretching to desired size. You are now
ready for edging, docking and toppings.
OPERATION
Thickness
knob
THINNER