Official Magic Chef gas wall oven parts

Magic Chef gas wall oven common replacement parts

• Bake burner. The oven bake burner sits below the bottom oven cavity panel and provides heat for oven baking.
• Door lock assembly. If the oven doesn't automatically lock when you start the self-clean cycle, or if it doesn't unlock after cooling to room temperature after a self-clean cycle, it's likely the oven door lock assembly has failed and needs to be replaced.
• Electronic control board. The electronic control board manages the functions of the wall oven such as heating and temperature.
• Burner igniter. The oven burner igniter lights the gas in the burner tube to heat the oven.

Troubleshooting your Magic Chef gas wall oven when it won't broil

A failed relay on the electronic oven control board could prevent the broiler from heating. Disconnect electrical power from the oven and check the electronic control board. Replace the electronic control board if you see a burnt spot or melted relay. Some wall ovens have a relay control board that's separate from electronic control board. The relay control board has the electrical relay that controls voltage going to the broiler element or broiler burner. Examine the relay control board and replace it if you see a burnt spot or melted relay.

Gas wall ovens often use a glow-bar igniter and a safety gas valve to control the broiler burner. Those components are connected in a series-type electrical circuit. When the glow-bar oven igniter is hot enough to safely ignite the gas, the safety gas valve opens. Replace the broiler igniter if doesn't glow when activated, or if it glows but doesn't get hot enough to open the safety gas valve.

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