Magic Chef CER1360 Electric Kitchen Range - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

since it is piotless how did you light burner pilots? The oven is piotless and does not have a free standing pilot. here is a link to manual copy and paste page 18 deals with oven. piotless

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Question edited for clarity and create a few sentences. A gas certified technician needs to fit a new thermostat. They can source the part, fit it and check for safety.

This number - 8114P734-60 - is a part number (possibly for the tag it is on). It is not a model. Note: the part number does is not listed in any current parts lookups. Could be a non functioning number or too old to be listed.

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I don't know. While half a century ago it was common that pilot lights would be permanently lit to provide instant lighting of oven and hobs, because they did consume a significant amount of gas they fell out of favour and spark ignition became reliable. Amid a number of related and unrelated accidents the gas oven began to be seen as potentially dangerous and so they were fitted with a couple of safety devices so for a considerable time the pilot light has to be relit every time the oven is used and the pilot light will be switched off when the oven burners are turned off. Thinking back a long time, the pilots of our old cooker could be turned off using a screwdriver to turn a central service valve hidden under the hob spill tray.

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HOW-TO: Magic Chef Range CGS3760ADB Won't start or doesn't start

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"Won't start" for Magic Chef CGS3760ADB? Here is why, with step by step DIY instructions & videos. s/CGS3760ADB

Sorry we do not have that kind of information, your local LP gas supplier can get what you need call them.

The spark electrode sends a spark to ignite the gas in the burner assembly. If the spark electrode is defective or worn out, it might not produce a spark, or the spark might be too weak to ignite the gas. As a result, the spark electrode will make a clicking sound when the burner is turned on, but the burner won't light. If the spark electrode is defective, replace it. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/latoya_8ed1bf3dc615c15d

Sounds like the ON Button has shorted out. If you have a VOM, run a continuity test.

Have u looked up the error codes online to find out what F3 is? Could be your thermal regulater, a cheap and really easy novice fix.

The oven probably has an igniter to light the pilot, and when not in use, shuts the gas off. Unplug the stove to replace the igniter. Enter your stove info and "how to replace oven igniter" on you tube for videos and detailed instructions.

Get an oven temperature thermometer and place in your oven. You can then check the temperature at all three settings.

Yellow is sign of incomplete combustion. You need to give it more oxygen and yes, there is an adjustment for high altitude conditions. Your manual will advise. Go to web site for manual if you cannot find it.

Yes, there is an LP conversion kit for the CPR1100ADW. Sears Parts Direct lists it here: http://www.searspartsdirect.com/model-number/cpr1100adw/1429/0124002.html . Select the Gas Control drawing. The direct link to the LP orifice kit, part number 74009923, is http://www.searspartsdirect.com/part-number/74009923/0022/464.html?modelNumber=CPR1100ADW&categoryName=Free%20Standing,%20Gas&brandName=MAGIC%20CHEF . Note: the Magic Chef range uses the same parts as a Whirlpool or Maytag range. The gas regulator also has to be adjusted. Most ranges with converter kits available just require the regulator to be removed and turned 180 degrees before replacing it. It's recommended that a LP service person do the work. The air flow may need to be adjusted and any mistakes could be dangerous. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

changing from natural gas to lp gas requires different jet sizes and air shroud adjustments the information to get a professional gas fitter to do the conversion is valid as gas in is not in the domain of DIY A n accredited gas fitter will have the correct jet sizes available, will be able to set the air shrouds correctly and adjust the gas regulator correctly to the gas flow required Gas is more lethal than electricity with a much more destructive force .

Since all installs are unique I have no way to advise you.