In this video we have explained how to place and maintain your OFYR inserts in your OFYR Cooking Unit. With these beautifully finished teak wooden inserts you transform the storage space of your appliances into a fully-fledged open or closed cabinet, in which you can store many things. Visually, this insert also adds an extra cachet to your furniture.

The OFYR Cooking Units PRO are both for consumers and professionals an interesting choice. The PRO series offers wheels and a handlebar for easy movement of the cooking unit. For increased stability the bases of the PRO series are wider, while the cooking plate diameter is standard 100cm. This allows you to cook simultaneously for groups between 10-16 people.

The cooking plate is made of black steel and will corrode if oil is not properly baked into it. Once the oil has properly been baked in, only minor corrosion will develop. When the cooking plate is not used for longer periods of time, we recommend treating it with oil every 15-30 days. Because treating a cold cooking plate with cooking oil does not work too easily, using a spray bottle with pan coating is more efficient.

To prevent the cone from getting clogged, the ashes need to be removed after every use. If wed ash is left for a too long period in the cone or if the OFYR Cooking Unit is in a very wet or salty region, steel chips may form on both the inside and outside of the Corten steel cones. These chips can easily be removed with the spatula.

The coating may discolor due to weather and sunlight. The best way to avoid such discoloration as much as possible is to treat the snuffers and covers from time to time with wax. Also, the wooden knob should be treated with wax in order to avoid the wood to dry out. If the cover has discolored, you could treat it with stove polish. Water will collect on both the snuffers and covers as a consequence of rain. This water should be removed in order to avoid/slow down possible corrosion. We strongly advise against placing any of our covers, the Snuffer 85, 100 & XL and the Cover 85 and 100 alike, on their sides on hard surfaces.