CLY2220BDB Magic Chef Range - Instructions

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.

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

Removed what was left of the original clips. Pressed in the new clips and snapped in the themostat blub

Purchased a 1999 RV discovered the oven was misssing a rack and we were unable to use.
Located the part, ordering was easy. The rack arrived and fits perfect in the oven like it was made for it.

Thanks

Replaced with new part

snaped them into oven cavity attached temp bulb job complete

The igniter on our RV stove top failed after 4 years of operation. The repair took about 8 minutes and everything works fine.

Simple off/on installation.

So simple would be embarrassed to give any instructions; it is so self evident.

Removed screws from igniter cover, removed and replaced fron extension tube. Removed old knob and replaced. Replaced missing grommet. Saved other extension tubes as the old ones were still serviceable.

I was very impressed with the ease in ordering the part, and the speed of delivery. All I needed was a second oven rack so that when I bake cookies, I can bake two trays instead of one, I get done in half the time now. Thank you Part Select!!!

put in new flashtube

I ordered the grommet... Didn't match the others ... But it fit on , and will do the job

I was disappointed that directions did not come with the part, as I had never before made this repair. However, I turned off the gas connection, unscrewed the oven from its place in the wall, then removed the racks in the oven. Next, I loosened the nuts and screws of the pilot assembly in the oven and loosened the connection on top under the stove. Behind the stove, the copper wire of the thermocouple was fastened together with the others, so I disconnected that and removed the assembly. Next, I uncoiled the new copper thermocouple wire and fed its stove connection through the top rear of the stove, fit it to the connection, and tightened it. Then I fed the other end (with the pilot) through the back of the stove and connected it to the pilot brace. Tightened nuts into place, replaced oven racks, and screwed oven back into the wall. Turned on the gas, lit the pilot, and it immediately lit the stove! I would really have preferred directions, though. I felt intimidated by the whole thing, doubting myself as I made every step. So many ways to screw up...

Remove two black Phillips head screws from the top of the oven door and two black Phillips head screws from the bottom of the oven door which releases the door from the oven. Remove the two Phillips head screws that hold the handle and discard broken handle. Install new handle onto door and then replace the door. Easy!!!