20 Most Recent Magic Chef CGR3725 Gas Kitchen Range - Page 7 Questions & Answers

I just had the top completely off of our Magic Chief, which I love and refuse to part with, to fix a problem with one of the burner switches. I believe if you pry up gently in the crack in front with a blade, i.e. small pry bar or screwdriver, being very careful to not chip the paint, the top will snap loose from the two prongs that hold it in place. Then if you disconnect the cluster of wires going to the burners, which is very easy to do, (they just plug together) and remove one screw holding the ground wire toward the back, you can lift off the whole top and get to all of the good stuff. I find the quality of our old Magic Chief Chateau to be of exceptional quality, much better than I see today and I'm pleased that our burner problem was just loose screws. Good luck.

You should be able to go to Lowe's or Home Depot and ask them if they have a LP conversion kit. They should be pretty much universal...however, you need the installation booklet and/or the owner's manual. There should be a diagram in the book that tells you what size orafice goes where...If you really want to insure that you have the correct orafices for your model specific unit, contact the Mfr. and they should be able to give you all of the correct info.

What is the model number of the unit?

What is the complete model number of your unit? Look inside the door area.

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What is the model number of your unit?

What is the model number of the unit?

This link will take you to an image of the diagram.I hope this helps!

I had a range Magic Chef that was a gas unit. The only trouble we ever had was that the unit in the oven was a complete assembly containing the temperature sending unit and safety valve that shuts it down if the flame is not right or the sending unit. So I had to replace the whole assembly. Be careful with these units..