I've got a Magic Chef 3510PRW that's missing a power cord. I can replace the cord, I just need to know which one to get? It's an electric stove that has collage listed on the data plate as 120/240, but surely it can't be hard wired for both. And yet every replacement website I've come across offers a 120v cord AND a 240v cord. What freaking voltage is this darn stove? How do I tell? Help?

The reason it is a 120/240 is because the clock and the Controls will run on 120. The reason it is a 120/240 is because the clock and the Controls will run on 120.

The stove has 1 cord, which is a 240 cord, The stove itself Will use the 240 and take 120 from the same cord.
240 is just 2 power wires that have 120 each. AC means Alternating current, which means the power goes back-and-forth in the same wire. The two power wires (which alternate in opposite directions) work together to give continuous power instead of alternating. I hope this helps The stove has 1 cord, which is a 240 cord, The stove itself Will use the 240 and take 120 from the same cord.
240 is just 2 power wires that have 120 each. AC means Alternating current, which means the power goes back-and-forth in the same wire. The two power wires (which alternate in opposite directions) work together to give continuous power instead of alternating. I hope this helps