22TW-3BK Magic Chef Range - Instructions

I replaced the broken grommets with the new ones. I purchased 8 so I would have back ups because I did not feel the new one would last either. I think they cost TOO MUCH but I could not haggle for price.

With a family of five a needed an extra oven rack as my RV oven is very small. After much aggravation between calling and going online to the manufacturer I still could not get any help. Even with locating the all important parts number. I was just about to give up when I was surfing around and found this website. Wow! What a relief! Not only did you show my where to find the part number, but I ordered it and got it within days. I spent more time on hold and online with the manufacturers customer service than anything else. From now on, no matter what I need, whether RV or home, I'm going staright to PartSelect. Thank You and my family thanks you too, as we wil be camping on Turkey Day and now I'll be able to get all the meal done at once! Happy Thanksgiving! God Bless

very easy to push each grommet into range top holes

saw burner tube was completely rusted at end and would not line up with burner. decided to go ahead and replace all three tubes. was easy to install, able to get a good cleaning job on unit in the process. works fine, wife is happy and that is what matters in a motorhome.

Had to turn off the propane, disconnect the propane line and then remove several screws holding the stove in the cabinet. Once I was able to pull the unit out of the cabinet, I had to remove several other screws for the sides in order to gain access to the hinge arm and spring. The front of the oven door had to be removed in order to get to the hinges. Replaced both left and right hinges, hinge arms and springs. After replacing all of the screws, I reinstalled the stove into the cabinet and reinstalled the screws securing it to the cabintet. Reconnected the gas line and checked for leaks. None found. Oven door operates properly now.

pull knob off streight out. remove two phillips head screws, disconnect wire to disassemble. To reassemble reattatch wire to replacement igniter, screw in two phillips head screws and push on the knob.

Opened oven door, slid in rack , closed door...
Fit perfect....

The fuel lines had to be cross over from the factory positions which made one 3/8" to short. Resolved problem by cutting the sheet metal on the back of the stove top from 1" hole to 1. 5" By cutting a slot in the lower protion of the hole which when bent down allowed me to rebend the fuel line down giving me the needed length to reconnect the fuel line. New thermoset/fuel valve work great upon completion. Sincerely john o. Bevers

Pushed into hole by hand, really simple

After some research in finding the information under the range hood, I did internet searches to find the appropriate replacement rack.
It fits great and we are thrilled to have the additional rack.

Odered rack on internet. Received in timely manner. Was the correct oven part. Very satisfied. Thank you.

Pulled knob,removed 2 screws removed wire,removed old ignitor repl. With new reversed procedure,done

This item had to be returned. Didn"t fit. Our shaft is shorter, and the new knob would not stay on.

easy replaced after giving proper model and serial numbers. They were very helpful sending pictures so i could choose which knob might work as they had two for the same model number. The person answering my call was very helpful. Also return of the wrong ones I ordered was easy and refund prompt. I would highly recommend this company.Gail from Mo.

Make sure that gas is turned offf to appliance.I had to remove the top of the range and use adjustable wrench to loosen the two gas tubes. Then use screww driver to remove valve from gas feed tube ( oh - make sure to turn of gas at apppliance gas valve). I then had to use the adjustable wrnech for removing the flange.

Caution should be used when reinstalling the tubing. Also test all jionts with soapy water.