Magic Chef BT85RN Use And Care Manual

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Instructions for your recreational vehicleappliance

• Cooktops

• Ranges

CONTENTS

SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS.......... 1-4 OVEN......................... 7-8

Electricalconnection.......... 4 Ovencontrol.................. 7

Ovenpilot.................... 7

COOKTOP...................... 5-6 Shutdowninstructions......... 7

Cooktop...................... 5 Cookinghints................. 8

Burnergrates................. 5

Surfaceburners............... 5 CLEANINGCHART................. 9

Surfaceburnerpilot ........... 6 SERVICE.................... 10-11

' Pilotadjustment .............. 6 Servicechart ................ 10

iil Shutdowninstructions......... 6 Service ..................... 11

WARRANTY..................... 11

INSTALLER CONSUMER

Please leave this manual with To save you time, energy and

this appliance, money, read and keep this 8112P055-60

manual for future reference. (6/90)

ABOUTYOURNEW

COOKINGAPPLIANCE RATINGPLATE FORYOURSAFETY

Congratulationson your choice of Completemodelandserial numbers DO NOT STORE OR USE
this cooking appliance!As youuse arefoundontheratingplatewhichis GASOLINE OR OTHER

yournewapplianceweknowthatyou locatedunderthe cooktop.
willappreciatethemanyfeaturesthat FLAMMABLE VAPORS

provideexcellentperformance,ease .,o_c_ ANDLIQUIDSiN THE

of cleaning, convenience and de- CLEVEL_.TN37_t_ SPEC.

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New features have dramatically
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CODE WHEN OROERING PARTS.

andthe way we cook. It is therefore

very importantto understandhow 0P-,0,-0_-99 8102P079-60
your newapplianceoperatesbefore _ FOR YOUR SAFETY

you use it. Onthe followingpages, _ IF YOU SMELL GAS:

youwillfind awealthof information
regarding all aspects of your .I.OPEN WINDOWS.

appliance.Byfollowingthe instruc- _2. DO NOT TOUCH ELEC-
tionscarefully,you will be able to

fully enjoy and properlymaintain TRICAL SWITCHES.
yournewappliance. G PLATE 3. EXTINGUISH ANY

Besureto readthesafetyandopera- SERVICE DATA OPEN FLAME.

tion instructionsbeforeusingyour 4. IMMEDIATELY CALL
appliance. Enterall the informationon rating

platebelowandretainfor handyre- YOUR GAS SUPPLIER.

ference, i

ABOUTTHISBOOKLET: MODELNO.

Thisbookletcoversbothranges WARNING

and cooktops. You may find SERIALNO.

information pertaining to Improperinstallation,ad-

featuresthat are not on your SPEC.COOENO. justment,alteration,ser-

appliance. In our continuing

effortto improvethequalityof Besuretomentionallabovenumbers vice or maintenancecan

our products,it may beneces- anytimeyoucall or writethecorn- cause injury or property
sary to make changesto the puny. damage.Refer to this

product without revising this
booklet. For example,the knob manual.For assistanceor

onyour appliancemaynot look DEALER additionalinformationcon-
like the illustrationin this book. suit a qualifiedinstaller,

DATEINSTALLED serviceagency,manufac-

turer (dealer)or the gas

SERVICEAGENCY supplier.

SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS

INCASEOFFIRE: GENERAL

The following instructionsare based 1.Turn off appliance controls and No cooking appliance should be used
on safety considerations and must be ventilating hood, if equipped, as a space heater. Prolonged use of
strictly followed toeliminate potential 2. Smother fire or flame with baking heating without adequate ventilation

fire and shock hazard conditions, soda, dry chemical, or afoam-type can be dangerous. This instruction is

extinguisher. Do not use water on based on safety considerations to

INSTALLATION grease fires, prevent potential hazard to the

If range is installed near a window, • If the fire is inthe oven,smotherit consumeras well as damageto the

properprecautionsshouldbetakento by closingthe oven door. appliance.
prevent curtains from blowing over • It the fire is in a pan on a surface
burnerscreatinga FIREHAZARD. burner,cover the pan.

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Have the installer show you the

location of the maingas shutoff valve Keeparea around applianceclear and
andhowtoshutitoffinanemergency. SERVICING free from combustible materials,

Electrical supply must be discon- gasoline, and other flammable vapors

Beforeturning onthe main gas supply nected before servicing appliance, and materials.
to the appliance be sure all burner

control knobs are in the "OFF" Do not repair a.djust or tamper with Never use a match if a gas odor is
position, orifices, or replace any part of your noted or to checkfor a gas leak. Never

range unless specifically recom- block ovenvent or air intakes. Donot

Be certain all packing materials are mended in this manual. All other obstruct the flow of combustion and
removed from the range before servicing should be referred to a ventilation air. Restriction of air flow

operating, to prevent fire or smoke qualified technician, to the burner prevents proper
damage should the packing material performance. Avoid touching oven

ignite. If foranyreasonthereplacementcom- vent area while oven is on and for

portent cannot be assembled several minutes after oven is turned

Observe all instructions for minimum mechanically and/or electrically, off. Some parts of the vent and

clearances to any combustible contact the Magic Chef service surrounding area becomehot enough
surfaces. These should be in engineer. Do not rework the corn- to causeburns.
accordance with information on the portent and/or appliance wiring.

rating plate. Also, some types of wall Do not leave the gas burning while

tile may melt when exposed to traveling and especially while

excessive heat. refueling your vehicle at a gasoline

service station. All control valves,
including pilot shut off valve, mustbe

in the "OFF" position.

SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS

If your rangeis equippedwith a top CLEANING users of this applianceare hereby

cover,do not leaveit downwith the warnedthat the burning of gas can
topburnerson.Turningontheburners Turn off all controls and wait for result in low-levelexposureto some

with the covers down could cause appliance parts to cool before of the listed substances, including
incomplete combustion,or put the touching or cleaningthem. Do not benzene,formaldehydeandsoot,due

burnerout.It is a hazard, touchthe burnergratesor surround- primarily to the incomplete com-

ing areas until they have had bustion of natural gas or liquid
Do not use broiler area to store sufficient time to cool. petroleum (LP) fuels. Properly
utensilsas the ovenburnerandpilot adjusted burners will minimize

may.becomedamaged,orknockedout Touchinga hot ovenlight bulbwith a incompletecombustion.Exposureto
of properalignment, damp cloth couldcausethe bulb to these substances can also be

break. Should the bulb break, dis- minimized by properly venting the
Donotoperatearangethatispartially connectpower to the range before burnersto the outdoors.
disassembledor when somepart is trying to remove the bulb to avoid

missingor broken, electricalshock.

GREASE

Makesure top burner,ovencontrol Clean range with caution.If a wet Useextreme caution when moving
knobs,and toppilot shutoff valve spongeorclothisusedto wipespills thegreasekettleor disposingof hot

(when provided)are all in "OFF" on a hot cookingarea,becarefulto grease.
positionwhile filling the propane/ avoid steam burns.Somecleaners

butanetanks, canproducenoxiousfumesif applied Hot grease is flammable.Avoid

to a hotsurface, lettinggreasedepositscollectaround

Awindoworotherairventshouldbe appliance,rangehood,orventfan.Do
openslightlywhileusingthe range, notleavecontainerofgreasearound

Gasflame consumesoxygen which IMPORTANTSAFETYNOTICE

ANDWARNING a cooking appliance. Always let
hasto be replacedto assureproper

combustion. The CaliforniaSafe DrinkingWater ,,

and Toxic EnforcementAct of 1986 . ,

Misuseof appliancedoors,suchas (Proposition 65) requires the __-I
stepping,leaningor sitting on the Governorof Californiato publisha _T_jj_t

door,mayresultinpossibletippingof listof substancesknowntotheState
theappliance,breakageofdoor,and of Californiato cause cancer or

reproductiveharm, and requires quantitiesof hotfat usedfor deepfat

seriousinjuries, businessesto warn customersof

fryingcoolbeforeattemptingtomove

_==°='_ potential exposures to such sub- or handle.In the event of a grease

stances, fire, DONOTattempt to movepan.

_" Cover pan with a lid to extinguish

__ flameandturn surfaceburneroff. Do

notdouseflamewith water.Useadry
chemical or foam-type fire extin-
quisher, if available, or sprinkle

heavily with baking soda.

STORAGE ABOVE Spills or boiloverswhich contain

APPLIANCE greaseshouldbecleanedup assoon

To eliminatethe hazardof reaching .as possible.If they are allowedto

over hot surface burners,cabinet accumulate,theycouldcreatea FIRE
storage should not be provided HAZARD.

directlyabovea unit.
If suchstorageis provided,it should ALUMINUM FOIL

be limitedto itemswhichare used Use aluminumfoil ONLY as in-
infrequentlyand which are safely structed.Improperuseof aluminum

storedin an areasubjectedto heat foilmay causedamagetotherange,
from an appliance.Temperaturesin affectcookingresultsand can also
storageareasabovetheunitmaybe resultin shockand/or fire hazards.

unsafe for some items, such as
volatileliquids,cleanersor aerosol

sprays. 2

SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS

COOKINGSAFETY

Neverleave asurface cookingopera- Slideoven rack outto addor remove Be sure utensil is large enough to

tion unattended especially when food, using dry, sturdy pot holders, properly contain food and avoid
using a high heat setting. Boilovers Always avoid reaching into oven to boilovers. Pan size is particularly

causesmokingand greasyspillovers place or remove food. importantin deep fat frying. Besure
may ignite, pan will accommodatethe volumeof

___, Usedry, sturdypot holders.Damppot foodthat isto beaddedas well asthe

holdersmaycauseburnsfromsteam. '_'__

Dish towels or other substitutes
should never be usedas pot holders

because they can trail across hot

surface burners and ignite or get
caught on appliance parts.

Forsafeoperationofsurfaceburners,
periodically check surface cooking Usecarewhenopeningovendoor.Let
operationsto insurethat burneris lit hot air or steam escape before bubble action of fat. Never leave a
and properly adjusted.Do not leave removing or replacingfood. Always deep fat frying operationunattended.

burnersunattendedfor longperiods place oven racks in the desired Use extreme caution when moving
of time, even when using a low positionswhile oveniscool.If a rack the greasekettle or disposingof hot
setting, mustbe movedwhile hot, becareful fat.

to avoid contact of pot holderswith

Be sure you know which knob oven burner flame. Always adjust surfaceburnersflame

so that it doesnotextend beyondthe

controls which surface burner, bottom of utensil. This instruction is

Always make sure the correct burner UTENSIL SAFETY based on safety considerations.

is turnedon and that the burnerhas

ignited.Then, adjust flame to correct Useonly pansthat haveflat bottoms
size. When cookingiscompleted,turn and handlesthat are easily grasped Neverlet a pan boil dry asthis could

burner off. and stay cool. Avoid usingunstable, damagethe utensilandtheappliance.

warped, easily tipped or loose

Do not use cooktop or oven as a handledpans.Donotusepansiftheir

storage area for food or cooking handles twist and cannot be BROILER PAN,OPTIONAL

utensils.Thisinstructionsis basedon tightened.Pansthat are too heavyto Always remove the broiler pan from
safety considerations to prevent move whenfilled with food may also the oven after cooking. The pan is

mucheasierto clean.If the pan is left

potential hazard to user and to the be hazardous, in the oven, grease in the pan may
appliance. Always place a pan of food on a catch fire if the ovenis usedwithout

Use cautionwhen wearing garments surface burner before turning it on, removingthebroilerpan. In usingthe
made of flammable material to avoid and turn it off before removingthe broiler, remembertoo that if meat is

clothing fires. Loose fitting or long- pan. too close to the flame the fat may
hanging-sleevedapparel should not Always turn pan handlesto the side ignite.

be worn while cooking.Clothingmay
ignite or catch utensil handles, or back of appliance,not out intothe AEROSOL SPRAYS

room where they are easily hit or
reached by small children. To Many aerosol-type spray cans are

minimize burns,ignition offlammable EXPLOSIVEwhen exposedto heat and

materials and spillage due to unin- may behighly flammable. Avoid their

tentional contact with the utensil, do use or storage near a hot appliance.

not extend handles over adjacent

surface burners. PLASTICS

I_ Many plastics are vulnerable to heat.

Neverheat an unopenedcontainer on _-_" _ _ Keepplastics away from parts of the

the surface burner or in the oven. :_._,_-_ _ appliance that may becomewarm or

Pressure build-up may cause con- hot.
tainer to burst resulting in serious

personal injury or damage to the
appliance.

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SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS

CHILDSAFETY ELECTRICALCONNECTION

1. Do not leave children alone or Appliances which require electrical

unsupervised near the appli- power are equipped with a three-
ancewhenit isin useor isstill prong groundingplug whichmust be

hot. plugged directly into a properly

groundedthree-hole120 volt electri-

2. Children should never be cal outlet.

allowed to sit or standon any
part of the appliance. __

3. Children MUST betaught that
theapplianceandutensilsinor

on it can be hot.

A/ways disconnect power to

appliance before servicing.

1 CAUTION:ALL RANGES REQUIRING

4. Childrenshouldbetaughtthat ELECTRICAL SUPPLY MUST BE
an applianceis nota toy. They GROUNDED.

should not be allowedto play
with controlsor other parts of If an ungrounded,two-hole or other

the unit. type electrical outlet is encountered,

IT IS THEPERSONALRESPONSIBILITY

5. Let hot utensilscool in a safe OFTHEAPPLIANCEOWNERTO HAVE
place, out of reach of small RECEPTACLE REPLACED WITH A

children. PROPERLYGROUNDEDTHREE HOLE

ELECTRICAL OUTLET. The three-

6. CAUTION:Donotstoreitemsof pronggroundingplugis providedfor
interestto childrenincabinets protectionagainstshockhazards.DO

above an appliance. Children NOT CUT OR REMOVETHE THIRD
climbing on the appliance to GROUNDING PRONG FROM THE

reach itemscouldbeseriously POWERCORDPLUG.
injured. An appliance should
not be usedas a step stoolto

cabinetsabove.

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OPERATION- COOKTOP

STAINLESSFINISHCOOKTOP SURFACEBURNERS

Dueto certain atmosphericconditionsand becauseof Thesurfaceburnercontrolhasnopre-setposition.The
oxidationfromthesurfaceburnerpilot,thestainlesstop flamecan beadjustedto any desiredheightbetween

onyourappliancemayshowsignsof rustontheunder- "OFF"and"HI".
neathside. This is especiallytrue in areas of high
humidityandsalt air areas. Modelswithlighterpilots:

To light surface burners,turn the knob to the left

Tohelpeliminatethiscondition,cautionshouldbetaken (counter-clockwise)to the"Hi Lite"position.Whenthe

to makesurethattheunderneathsideofthemaintopis burnerlights,adjustknobto desiredflamesize.

keptdry. Thisis especiallyimportantin areasof high
humiditywhere moistureaccumulates.If you detect Modelswithoutsurfaceburnerpllols:

signsofrust,wehavefoundithelpfultospraytheunder- Lightmatch.Turn controlknobto the left (counter-

neathsidewitha coatofhigh-heattestedrustoliumor clockwise)to the "Hi Lite"positionandapplylighted

siliconepaint, matchimmediatelyto the burner.Adjustknobto the

desiredflamesize.

CAUTION:Removetopfromapplianceandsprayin well
ventedarea. CAUTION f OFF_

Donotturncontrolknobon

and allow gas to escape

BURNER GRATES beforelightingmatch.
Burnergratesmustbeproperlyinstalled.Donotoperate

burnerswithouta panonthegrate.Theporcelainfinish
maychipwithouta panto absorbthe heat.

To installgrates:

1.Placegrateon cooktop,locatingeach of the four
gratelegsontopof thefourblackplasticgrommets.

II __

2. Pressdownat eachcornerto secureburnergrateto

cooktop.

OPERATION- COOKTOP

SURFACEBURNERPILOT,. equipped PILOTADJUSTMENT

If appliancehasnotbeenoperatedfor a longperiodof To adjustpilot:
time,a longerwaitingperiodforignitionofthepilotmay Liftthe maintop. Turnpilotadjustmentscrewwith a

benecessarydueto air in thegas line. screwdriver.Thesurfaceburnerpilotflameshouldbe

about 1/8-inch above the lighter cup as shownin

To lightpilot: illustration.

1.Besureallcontrolvalvesareinthe"OFF"positionbe-

foreturningon maingassupplytothe range.

PILOT FLAME

2. Turnon maingassupplyto range. _. I/.e" / I LIGHTER

goNE

3.Lifttion.COoktopandturnpilotshutoffvalveto"ON"posi- _ _--'--_ r---"--

Pilot adjustmentscrew FLASHTUBE

OFF..-'-\ _

SHUTDOWNINSTRUCTIONS

Whensurface burner cooking is finished, the control
knobshouldbeturnedto "OFF"position.Thetopburner

pilotwillremainlit.WhentheRecreationVehicleisnotis
useor whiletraveling,lift the cooktopandturnpilot

shut-offvalvehandleto"OFF"positionandturnoffmain

PILOTSHUTOFFVALVE gassupply.

4. Touchlightedmatchto pilot.

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OPERATION- OVEN

OVENCONTROL OVENPILOT

Depress and turn the oven control knob (counter- If appliance has not beenoperatedfor a longperiodof

clockwise)tothe desiredtemperaturesetting.Thereisa time,a longerwaitingperiodfor ignitionofthepilotmay
delayof about45secondsbeforethemainburnerignites, be necessarydue to air in the gas line.

Thisis normaland nogas escapesduringthisdelay.It is
also normalfor theovenburnerflametocycleoff andon To light pilot: / _ _,,_

at all set temperaturesexcept broil. This maintains a 1. Be sure all valves are in the

t constanttemperaturein the oven. "OFF" position. The oven con-

trol knob should be in "OFF"

/_ _'/o__" position.

2. Turn main to

on

gas

supply

appliance. OvenControlKnob

in

gIOFFI_

position.

_,_ _ / 3. Depressand turn control knob

to the "PILOTON"position.This
will allow gas to oven pilot.

4. Open oven door and light oven
pilot with a match.Small flame

will be noted at the top of the
pilot burner.

OvenControlKnob
in "P/LOTON"

position.

Lightingovenpilot (whenpilot is

locatedontheright sideofburne__

Lighting ovenpilot (whenpilot is
locatedon /eft side of burner.)

SHUTDOWNINSTRUCTIONS

When oven cooking is finished, turn the oven control
knobto the "PILOTON" position.Theovenstandbypilot

will remain lit.
When the RecreationalVehicle is not in use or while

traveling, turn the oven controlknob to "OFF" position
andturn off maingas supply,this will turn off theoven

pilot.

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OPERATION-

COOKINGHINTS

BAKING

Make sure oven is level, otherwise baking may be

uneven.After turningthe oven controlknob to the
desiredtemperature,let theovenpreheatforabout10

minutes.

Whenbakinginonepanplaceitinthecenteroftheoven.
If aflat cookiesheetisused,allowtwoinchesofspace

betweenback,side,andfront of oven.Whenglassor
verydarkmetalsare usedfor baking,reducetempera-
turesettingrecommendedin the recipeby 25°.

BOASTING
Seasonmeat,if desired.Placemeatfat sideup onthe

rackinanuncoveredpan.Turnovencontrolknobtothe
desiredtemperature.Mostmeatscanbecookedat300-
350°F.Smallpoultrymay becookedat 375°F.,for best
browning.Cookporktoaninternaltemperatureof170°F.
Theonlyaccuratewayto tell internaldonenessofmeat
(rare,medium,welldone)iswitha meatthermometer.Be

surethermometeris insertedintomeatportionof the
roastwithtipnotrestingin fat oragainstbone.Addno
water.Roastinoventothedonenessdesired.Nobasting
is necessary.

BROILING
Broilingin yourrecreationalvehicleapplianceis very

muchlike broilingin your kitchenapplianceat home.

Generally,thedistancebetweenthemeatandtheburner

flameregulatesdegreeof alonenessandbroilingtime.
Setovencontrolknobtobroil"BR"position.Placefood

to be broiledon a broilergrilleandpan.Placepan in

broiler(areadirectlybelowovenburner.)Youcancount
on your gas appliancebroilerto providesmokeless,

"closed-door"broiling.

CLEANINGCHART

PARTS CLEANINGAGENTS DIRECTIONS
Burnerbox Soap& water Burnerbox,locatedundercooktop,shouldbe cleanedfrequentlyto remove

spillovers.If soilis notremovedandis allowedtoaccumulate,it maydamage

thefinish.Toclean,removesurfaceburnersandcleanwithsoapandwater,

rinseanddry.

Controlknobs Soap& water Toremoveknobsforcleaning,gentlypullforward.Washinmilddetergentand

water.Donotuseabrasivecleaningagents.Theywillscratchfinishandre-

movemarkings.Rinse,dryandreplace.TurneachburnerONtoseeifknobs

havebeenreplacedcorrectly.

Doorgasket Soap& water Washwithsoapandwater,rinseand dry.Do notremovedoorgaskets.

Siliconerubber
Glass,ovenwindow Soap& water Washwithclothwrungoutinsoapywater.Removestubbornsoilwithpaste

Pasteof bakingsoda ofbakingsodaandwater.Toavoidinsidestainingofovendoorglass,donot

& water oversaturatecloth.Donotuseabrasivematerialssuchasscouringpads,

Windowcleaningfluid steelwoolorpowderedcleaningagents.Theywilldamageglass.Rinsewith

or ammonia clearwateranddry.

Metalfinishes Soap& water Washwithsoapandwater.Removestubbornsoilwithpasteof bakingsoda
Aluminum- backguardPasteof bakingsoda andwater.Donotuseabrasiveorcausticagents.Theywilldamagethefinish.

& controlpanel & water Usea chromepolishto removestubbornstainsonchromeparts.Seepage6
Chrome& stainless for cooktopinstructions.

steel- trim parts

CAUTION:Protectaluminumgas tubingfrom exposureto causticcleaners
suchasovencleaners.Seenotebelow.

Ovenracks Soap& water Cleanwithsoapywater.Removestubbornsoilwithcleansingpowderorsoap

Cleansingpowders& filledscouringpad.Rinseanddry.

plasticpads

Soapfilledscouringpad

Porcelainfinish, Mildsoap& water Porcelainenamelisglassfusedonmetal.Itmaycrackor chipwithmisuse.
exterior Pasteof bakingsoda Cleanwithsoapandwaterwhenpartsarecool.Allspillovers,especiallyacid

& water spillovers,shouldbewipedupimmediatelywitha drycloth.Whensurfaceis

cool,cleanwithwarmsoapywater.NEVERWIPEOFFA WARMORNOT
ENAMELSURFACEWITHA DAMPCLOTH.THISMAYCAUSECRACKINGAND

CHIPPING.Neveruseabrasiveorcausticcleaningagentson exteriorfinish
of appliance.

Porcelainfinish, Soap& water Cleanoveninteriorwithsoapandwater.Usecleansingpowdersor aplastic
interior Cleansingpowders& scouringpadto removestubbornsoil.Wipeacidor sugarstainsassoonas

plasticpads theoveniscoolasthesestainsmaydiscolororetchtheporcelain.Donotuse

Commercialoven metallicscouringpadsas theywillscratchtheporcelain.Ovencleanerscan

cleaner beusedontheporcelainovenbutfollowmanufacturer'sdirections.Seenote

below.Thoroughlyrinseovenwith a solutionof 1 tablespoonvinegarto 1

cupwater.

Surfaceburners Soap& water Cleanas necessarywith warmsoapywater.Removestubbornsoil by

Pasteof bakingsoda scouringwitha non-abrasiveplasticscouringpadanda pasteofbakingsoda

&water andwater.Cleanportswitha straightpin.Donotenlargeordistorttheports.

Plasticscouringpad Donotusea woodentoothpick.It maybreakoff andclogport.DONOTCLEAN

suchasTufty® BURNERSWITHTHEFOLLOWINGcausticcleaners:ovencleaners,steelwool

or abrasivecleaningagents.Thesemaydamagefinish.CAUTION:Burnerand

burnertubemustbedrybeforeuse.

Vinylfinishes Soap& water Neveruseabrasiveor causticagentsonvinylfinishes.
Doorhandles

Manifoldpanel

NOTE:CsmmerclalOvenCleaners- Neverusecleanersontheovenburner,exteriorfinishes,trimparts.Thesepartswillbepermanently

damagedby thecleaner.

SERVICE

BEFORECALLINGA SERVICETECHNICIAN,CHECKTHEFOLLOWING:

1. Nogasto ovenpilot A. Checkandmakesureovencontrolknobis in "PILOTON"position.

2. Ovenslowheatingup

Poorbaking
Poorignitionof burners A. Theseconditionsmaybe causedbya defectivegaspressureregulator.Havethe

Pilotswon'tstay lit regulatortestedby yourgasdealer.
Poppingsoundfromtop burners
Carbononpilotshield

Burnerflametoolow ortoohigh

A. Checkpilottubings:maybekinked,cloggedor leakingat fittings.

3. Ovenpilotwill notlightor staylit B. Havegaspressureregulatortested.
C. Besureovencontrolknobis notin the "OFF"position.

A. Checkinstallationofsurfaceburners.(SeefigureA below.)Doesburnertubefitover

orificehood?

B.Checkinstallationofflashtubing.(SeefigureBbelow.)Arethetwotabsontheflash-

4. Surfaceburnerswon'tlight tube1securelyinsertedintothetwoslotson the burnerheadZ?
C.Checkinstallationofflashtubehold-downclips.(SeefigureCbelow.)DotheclipsIhold

the flashtubes2securelyin place?
D.Checkpilotflame.
E.Cloggedburnerports,cleanwitha toothpick.

A. Checkall connectionswithsoapywater(neverusea matchor flameto checkfor

5.Gassmell leaks.)Thisshouldbe checkedperiodicallyin recreationalvehiclesas vibrations
A. dueto travelmay loosenconnections.

6.Cakeriseshigheron oneside A. Panssettoo closeto sideof oven.Allowtwo inchesfromall sides.

B. Rangenotlevel.

7.Cakesburnon bottom A. Oventoo full for propercirculation(seebakinginstructions.)

B. Usingpanwithdark bottom.

8. Ovenwill notoperate A. Checkandmakesureovenpilotis lit.

SURFACEBURNER FLASHTUBING FLASHTUBEHOLD-DOWNCLIPS

FIGUREA FIGUREB FIGUREC

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SERVICE

HOW TO OBTAIN SERVICE If you are not satisfied with the local MajorApplianceConsumerActionPanel
AND ORDER PARTS response to your service require- 20 North WackerDrive

ments, call or write MAYCORAppli- Chicago,IL 60606

Do not attempt to service the ance Parts and ServiceCompany, 240

appliance yourself unless directed to Edwards Street, S.E., Cleveland, TN MACAP (Major Appliance Consumer
do so in this book. Contact thedealer 37311, [phone].(In California Action Panel) is an independent
who sold you the appliance for 818/961-3674).Include or have avail- agency sponsored by three trade
service, able the complete model and serial associations as a court of appeals on

numbers of the appliance, the name consumer complaints which havenot

Whenyour appliance requires service and address of the dealer from whom been resolved satisfactorily within a

or replacement parts, contact your you purchasedthe appliance, the date reasonable period of time.
Dealer or Authorized ServiceAgency. of purchase and details concerning

Use only genuine factory or Maycor your problem.
parts if replacement parts are

necessary. Be sure to include your If you did not receive satisfactory
name, address, and phone number, service through your service agency

along with the model and serial or Maycor you may contactthe Major
numbers of the appliance. These Appliance ConsumerAction Panel by

numbers are found on the rating letter including your name, address,
plate, and telephone number, as well as the

model and serial numbers of the

appliance.

_) LIMITED CONSUMER PROTECTION WARRANTY
_> MAGIC CHEF RECREATIONAL VEHICLE RANGE <_

This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.

Subject to the limitations set forth, we warrant your to the product caused by misuse, failure to maintain the unit

recreational vehicle range under normal use and repair properly, accident or act of God. (._

against defects in workmanship or material for a period of 4. EXCLUSIVE WARRANTY. This limited written

one year from date of installation, warranty is the only warranty made by Magic Chef. This

Under this warranty we will replace any defective part at no limited warranty is in lieu of any other warranties or ,(_

cost or expense to you except for the costs of delivery and liabilities on the part of Magic Chef except for implied _,_,_

labor involved in the removal of the defective part and the warranties which are limited as to duration. Magic Chef does

_) installation of the replacement. The replacement part assumes not authorize any person to provide any other warranty or to (_
_) the unused port on of this warranty, assumethisMagicanYCheffurtherrange.°bligati°nin connection with the sale of (_

5. LIMITATION ON IMPLIED WARRANTIES. Implied

LIMITATIONS warranties of merchantability or, to the extent applicable,

fitness for a particular purpose are limited to one year, the (_{

1. Porcelain Enamel and Decorative finishes. Porcelain same duration as the basiclimited written warranty provided _

enamel isactually glass fused on steel and will chip or craze if hereby. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an (_

not properly cared for. This warranty does not apply to implied warranty lasts, so the above limitations may not _

i porcelain enamel or other finishes or to scratches in or

discoloration of decorative finishes, apply to you.

2. Consumable Items. This warranty does not apply to light 6. CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. Magic Chef shall not t'_'_(_
be responsible for any consequential damages caused by ¢_

bulbs or fluorescent tubes which must be periodically defectintherange. Somestatesdonotallowtheexclusionor
replaced in the course of routine maintenance, limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the (_

3. External Factors. This warranty does not apply to damage above limitation or exclusioia may not apply to you,

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