Magic Chef Range / Cooktop / Oven Parts

This left-side oven door hinge supports the door and controls its spring-loaded movement so it opens smoothly and closes firmly, helping maintain a tight seal and consistent cooking performance.

• Provides spring tension and a pivot point for controlled opening and closing
• Aligns and pulls the door fully closed against the gasket
• Restores smooth, even door movement
• Common symptoms of a worn hinge: door won't close fully or sags; slams/falls open; feels loose or stiff; heat escaping or oven light staying on

• Disconnect power and let the oven cool completely before servicing
• Support the door; engage hinge locks or remove the door at the stop position per your model
• Springs are under tension—use gloves and caution
• After installation, verify alignment and that the door closes and seals properly

This surface heating element powers one of your range's top burners, restoring steady, responsive heat for everyday cooking. Replace a failed element to bring your cooktop back to consistent performance when boiling, simmering, or sautéing.

• Provides heat to the selected surface burner when the control is turned on
• Works with the burner switch to reach and maintain set temperatures
• Common symptoms of failure: burner won't heat, heats unevenly or intermittently, or shows visible damage/hot spots
• Helps resolve long heat-up times and inconsistent cooking results

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the cooktop to cool completely before servicing.
• Access and mounting vary by model; note wire locations and transfer any brackets/clips from the original element.
• Inspect terminals and connectors; replace any heat-damaged wiring or receptacles before reconnecting.
• Handle by the frame and avoid stressing the element; ensure secure electrical connections before testing.

This oven door handle replaces a broken, loose, or discolored handle and restores a secure, comfortable grip. Finished in white, it refreshes the look of your appliance while making it easy to open and close the door safely. What it does:

• Provides the handhold used to open and close the oven door
• Replaces a cracked, missing, or wobbly handle
• Helps resolve difficulty gripping or pulling the door
• Restores a clean, color-matched white appearance

• 1 white oven door handle

• Disconnect power; if gas, shut off gas supply. Allow the oven to cool completely.
• Support or remove the door and place it on a protected surface for access.
• Remove inner door screws to access the handle mounts; swap the handle and tighten screws evenly.
• Reuse existing mounting hardware; wear cut-resistant gloves and avoid overtightening.

This oven thermostat regulates your range's cooking temperature. It senses the oven cavity and switches the heat on and off to maintain your set point, helping restore accurate, consistent baking and roasting results.

• Regulates oven temperature by sensing heat and cycling the burner/element to hold the set point
• Symptoms of a failing thermostat include running too hot or too cool
• Food may bake unevenly, be undercooked/overcooked, or the oven may not reach the set temperature
• Preheat may take excessively long or temperature may swing widely
• Heat may not cycle off once the set temperature is reached

• Disconnect electrical power; for gas ranges also shut off the gas supply
• Allow the oven to cool completely before service and use proper PPE
• If your original uses a sensing bulb/capillary, route and secure it exactly as the original and avoid kinks or sharp bends
• After installation, verify temperature with an oven thermometer and perform user calibration only if your model supports it

The Burner Head is an OEM part for Whirlpool ranges. It is responsible for distributing gas to create an even flame for cooking on the stovetop. This burner head ensures efficient gas flow and optimal flame control, which are essential for consistent cooking performance.

Causes of a bad burner head can include clogging from food debris or grease, corrosion due to prolonged exposure to heat and moisture, or physical damage from impact. Such issues can obstruct gas flow and result in uneven heating or poor flame quality.

Symptoms of a bad burner head include:

• Uneven flame or poor flame control
• Difficulty igniting the burner
• Low or inconsistent heat output
• Unusual noises such as hissing or popping during operation

This OEM part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore models.

This pilot burner supplies the standing pilot flame for the right-side surface burners on standing-pilot gas ranges. Replacing a clogged or damaged pilot restores consistent ignition and a stable flame for reliable burner lighting.

• Provides the small, continuous flame that lights the right-side surface burners when their valves are opened
• Helps maintain correct pilot flame size and positioning for dependable crossover ignition
• Safe symptom clues: pilot won't stay lit, weak/yellow flame, intermittent or no lighting of the right-side burners, needing a match to light
• Physical damage or blockage from spills/debris can impair operation

• Disconnect power and shut off gas before servicing; allow the appliance to cool
• Access the pilot area; note routing and orientation before removal
• After reconnecting, check all gas connections with an approved leak-detection solution
• Adjust the pilot flame to manufacturer specifications and re-light pilots as required

This horizontal oven door seal lines the top and bottom edges of the door opening to keep heat contained inside the cavity. Replacing a worn seal restores stable temperatures, more efficient preheating, and consistent baking results.

• Seals the oven opening along the top and bottom edges to reduce heat loss
• Helps maintain set temperature and overall cooking performance
• Replaces cracked, frayed, flattened, or brittle horizontal gasket
• Common signs include visible gaps, heat escaping around the door, longer preheat times, and temperature fluctuations

• Disconnect power and allow the oven to cool completely before servicing
• Open the door and carefully pull the old seal straight out of the retainer
• Note clip/retainer positions as you remove the old seal and reuse them as designed
• Press the new seal evenly into place without stretching; ensure corners are fully seated for a uniform seal

This bake element supplies the primary heat from the bottom of the oven during the Bake cycle. Replace it to restore proper preheating and even results when the original is burned out, damaged, or no longer heating. What it does:

• Provides radiant heat for baking and preheating from the lower oven position
• Helps the oven reach and maintain the set temperature for consistent cooking
• Common symptoms: no heat in Bake, very slow preheating, uneven baking, or a visible blister/crack in the element
• Restores normal oven operation when the existing element has failed

• 1 bake element

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Remove oven racks; take out the element's mounting screws and gently pull the element forward
• Support and disconnect the two wire terminals; prevent wires from slipping back into the insulation
• Attach wires to the new element, secure with existing hardware, restore power, and test

This bake element supplies the lower-oven heat your range or wall oven needs for baking and roasting. Replace it when the oven won't heat properly in Bake or the element shows visible damage.

• Provides primary heat from the bottom of the oven during Bake cycles
• Helps maintain even, consistent oven temperature
• Common failure symptoms: no heat in Bake, slow preheat, uneven or undercooked results
• Visual signs of failure: element is blistered, cracked, or broken

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the oven to cool completely
• Access from inside the oven; remove mounting screws, pull the element forward, and move the two wire leads to the new element one at a time
• Support wires so they don't slip behind the liner; ensure snug terminal connections
• Restore power and run a short Bake cycle to verify operation

This door strike is the catch the latch engages to hold the oven door closed. It restores a firm, aligned close so heat stays in and the appliance can detect a fully shut door for normal operation.

• Aligns with the latch to keep the door closed and sealed properly
• Provides the catch point required for latch/lock engagement
• Wear, bending, or breakage can cause a loose door, heat escaping, or an oven light that won't turn off
• Prevents self-clean or other cycles that require a fully closed/locked door from starting

• Disconnect power at the breaker; if gas, shut off the gas supply. Allow the appliance to cool completely
• Typically mounts to the door or cabinet frame with screws; transfer and reuse existing hardware
• Position and tighten evenly so the latch engages smoothly; minor alignment adjustments may be needed
• After installation, verify the door closes fully, seals well, and the light turns off

Restore steady cooking performance with this surface element coil. The 6-inch, 1250-watt burner replaces a worn or open coil so your range heats properly for everyday simmering, sautéing, and boiling.

• Generates heat on a 6-inch cooking zone for boiling, sautéing, and simmering
• Fixes a burner that won't heat or only heats intermittently
• Addresses uneven heating or unusually slow warm-up
• Helps when the coil shows visible breaks, blistering, or burned spots

• Disconnect power at the breaker and let the cooktop cool completely
• Remove the old coil and inspect the receptacle/terminal block; replace if burnt or loose
• Align prongs and press the new coil fully into the receptacle; ensure the support bracket seats in the drip pan notch
• After installation, test the burner with a pan to ensure even heating

This 6-inch radiant surface element is the heating source for a small burner beneath a glass-ceramic cooktop. Replacing a failed element restores reliable, controllable heat to that cooking zone. What it does:

• Heats the 6-inch cooking zone under the glass top when the control is turned on
• Cycles to help maintain the selected temperature during cooking
• Common symptoms of failure: small burner won't heat, heats unevenly or intermittently, or shows visible burn spots/damage

• 1 six-inch radiant surface element

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the cooktop to cool completely
• Lift the glass top or remove the cooktop to access the elements; support the glass to avoid stress or cracks
• Note wire positions and transfer connections to the new element one at a time
• Ensure the element sits flat in its mounting brackets before reassembly and testing

This electronic control board is the command center for your oven/range. It interprets keypad inputs, switches bake/broil circuits, and regulates temperature via the sensor to restore responsive controls, accurate timing, and consistent heating when the original board fails.

• Receives user input and drives the clock/timer and display
• Controls power to bake and broil relays or igniters based on sensor feedback
• Regulates oven temperature and cycle timing
• Stores/displays fault codes to help diagnose issues
• Typical symptoms: no heat or intermittent heat, unresponsive controls or dead display, erratic temperatures, beeping or error codes

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing; verify no voltage is present
• Handle the new board with ESD care; avoid touching circuitry and components
• Move connectors one at a time to matching terminals; reuse existing mounting hardware and panel components as your model requires
• After reassembly, restore power, set the clock, and run a test preheat; for diagnostics or temperature calibration if needed

This ice door spring restores the closing tension on the dispenser chute door. Replacing a fatigued spring helps the flap seal properly after dispensing, reducing warm-air leaks that cause frost buildup and ice clumping around the chute. What it does:

• Provides return tension so the ice chute door closes after dispensing
• Helps maintain a tight seal to limit frost, condensation, and air leaks
• Can resolve a chute door that sticks open/closed or won't fully close
• Reduce rattling or poor ice flow caused by a loose flapper

• 1 spring

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Remove dispenser trim/control panel to access the ice door assembly
• Note spring orientation on the flapper; transfer/install carefully without over-bending
• Smooth flap movement and a proper seal before reassembly

• Dispenser door spring
• Flapper spring
• Ice chute door spring

This gas pressure regulator controls and stabilizes incoming fuel supply to the appliance's burner system, helping ensure consistent flames and reliable operation. Replace it if pressure is unstable or burners/oven won't heat or ignite correctly. What it does:

• Reduces household gas supply to the appliance-rated pressure for proper burner performance
• Maintains steady pressure as burner demand changes to prevent over/under-firing
• Helps prevent yellow, lifting, or flickering flames and sooting caused by pressure issues

• 1 gas pressure regulator

• Shut off gas supply and disconnect power before servicing
• Observe flow-direction arrow on the regulator body; install between supply and appliance manifold
• Use approved gas-rated thread sealant on threaded connections; do not overtighten
• After installation, check all joints for leaks with a non-corrosive leak-detection solution; correct any leaks before use

This terminal block provides an insulated, secure junction for incoming power or harness leads inside the appliance. Replacing a cracked, loose, or heat-damaged block restores a safe, reliable connection and helps prevent arcing or intermittent power.

• Creates a fixed, insulated junction between external supply wires and internal appliance wiring
• Maintains tight screw-lug connections to minimize resistance and heat buildup
• Helps ensure steady power delivery to controls, motors, and heaters
• Common indicators of failure: melted/discolored block, burning odor, visible arcing, loose or stripped terminals, intermittent or no power

• Disconnect power at the breaker and verify zero voltage before servicing
• Photograph/label wire positions; transfer one lead at a time to the new block
• Tighten terminal screws firmly; do not overtighten into the insulator
• Inspect wire ends/ring terminals and strain relief; replace any heat-damaged components per the service information