CLY2210BDB 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.

After searching on the internet for a very long time, we were almost ready to order the screws "blind" (no picture) from Sears for almost $10.oo per screw. Then I stumbled onto this website and found exactly what I was looking for, with a detailed description AND a picture!! Not to mention a price that was two thirds less than Sears..for TWO screws. Now the oven door is secure and we are no longer on our search for the right screws.

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

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.

I removed the stove top over the burners. Then I Opened the oven door and removed the shelf and then the bottom tray. It had to be pushed back against springs and lifted up. If it does not lift, hit the front of the tray in an upward motion with the heal of your hand. The lets you access the oven burner area. I removed the wingnut from the metal deflector over the burner and removed it. Now you have access to the pilot assembly. remove two acrews ans save them. Go back to the top and with a wrench, remove the caps that hold the tubes to the oven valve. Be sure the gas is turned off at the propane tank, now remove the main gas line from the stove valve system. Now remove the four screws along the sides of the oven top. This will allow the oven to slide out enough to reach the back where a plastic clamp is holding the two tubes attached to the pilot. These will need to be pulled toward the back of the stove as you pull the pilot assemble out the from of the oven. Once you have worked the old pilot assembly out, install the new one in reverse order. Reconnect all the tubing nice and snug, after pushing the oven back into place. After you get everything back together, before you light up, use leak detector fluid to be sure you don't have a gas leak. Before you even order parts though, you should try to adjust the pilot flame if it is very small. It should be at least 1/4" high. 1/8" is not enough to heat the thermocupler. I had to drill a hole thru the front of the stove in the location of the pilot adjustment because Magic Chef drilled the hole in the wrong place. I ended up doing this after the new pilot assembly did not correct the problem. David Calif.

First I turned off the propane tanks.

I then removed the two stove racks on the top of the stove and removed the metal cover surrounding the burner elements.

Next I detached the gas line and quickly inserted the temporary plug (supplied with stove) to stop the left over gas from entering the camper.

I then removed the two lower screws at the base of the stove just below the oven door and the two screws at the top rear of the stove securing the stove .

I now removed the stove.

Next I detached the pilot element from inside the oven and from the opposite end at the top of the stove at the burner area.

Now I replaced the element with the new one and replaced the stove all in the reverse order.

Replaced the pilot and tubing, this is a RV stove and oven. The easiest way to replace it was to pull the stove slightly away from the wall as the tubing had a securing strap to the back stove wall which had to be removed to get the pilot tubing removed and the new put in. That was the most time consuming. Anyone with some handyman capability can do this job quite easily. If you use part of the old end of the tube connection at the pilot as I did make sure that you insert the new small pin hole restricter (my term).

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

Pushed into hole by hand, really simple

Just ordered a new grate. Everyother place I talked to said the one piece grate would not fit, so I am very pleased with the service you offered.

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.

The parts were exactly correct. The website was complete and easy to use. The reair was a snap.

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