The drawers to my True Chef base will not stay in place. They seem to have "settled". The gaskets are new and rollers in working condition.

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Your information too general. But base on your meter reading counter, I assumed a lot of your copier's parts might worn out.
1) Check any paper jammed remaining in the copier. You might accidentally tore the paper and the other tore remaining paper still in the copier.
2) Open and close all the covers. its all on the right side.
-fuser cover,side cover (T/S block section), duplex cover, drawer 1 cover (just below bypass), optional drawer cover (if there is LCT or LCF)
2) Replaced the feed, separation rollers for the drawers,
3) Check the fuser condition. Replace them if condition is not good.

Good Afternoon friend, thanks for your inquiry!

Based off the information you have provided I have identified a few possibilities to why your freezer door is not closing as the drawer glides or gasket. If the drawer glides are off balance or damaged it could cause the door to not close properly.

If the gasket is warped that could also be the cause of the door not closing. I would check the seal of your gasket using a dollar bill. Place a dollar bill between the body of the freezer and close the door. The dollar bill should stay in place and pull out with a small amount of resistance. If the dollar bill falls out when placed between the gasket and cabinet double check to see if the door is being blocked by anything stopping it from closing it. If nothing is stopping the door from closing then replace the gasket. Hopefully this helps to some degree. -Matt

Hey friend, I appreciate your post!

Based off the information you were able to provide your Frigidaire freezer door is stuck shut. I have identified that a few possibilities could be an issue with a water leak, drawer glides, or air leak. You could perform the dollar bill test to assure that the gasket is secure around the appliance. Place the bill between the body of the freezer and close the door. Pull the dollar out, if it sticks the seal is good, but if the bill comes out easily the gasket needs to be changed. If the gasket appears to be in good condition I would recommend having a professional come out to diagnose and repair the refrigerator. -Matt

should be on the interior back wall on the right. you have to pull the drawers completely out to get to it. should be a black knob marked 1 - 9. Set it on 3 to 5 and you should be fine.

pull the drawer all the way out Lift the up front slightly and lift the drawer rollers over the track rollers in the cabinet. Replacement is to hold the front up while you place the drawer rollers in the track over the track rollers , push in slightly ,lower the front onto the rollers and push all the way in

hat is quite possible. What is the model number?

There is three areas to be aware of:
1) is the issue related to a drawer (ie if you use drawer 3 test drawer 4 for same issue. Could be side guides not staying locked in place.
2) just before the fuser is 3 grey long rollers. These are the primary registration rollers. Are they slippery? These rollers are meant to be changed at a regular interval. A quick work around is to clean them with a lint free cloth and WD40. This will soften rollers a bit.
3) Final area is in duplex tray. In the far right there is a lever just below the tray. This is the horizontal sensor. More times than not, ripped paper is caught here and or other pieces of broken plastic. Clear it by hand first then get a can of pressurized air and blow it clean of dust and toner.

It's located on the inside. Open the top, right drawer, look on the wall toward the front corner.

You need to replace the oven igniter. It's what you see glowing. They grow weak with age. TURN POWER OFF before servicing this. The numbers can often be found behind drawer at lower front, on oven frame, on left or right near bottom.
Bring model # with you. It should be a standard magic chef igniter. Think it's 12400035.
Remove oven floor to access igniter. It's held on by 2 screws in side of burner. Put some dishwashing detergent on them before trying to remove them. Otherwise they might strip out. The new igniter may plug right in or you may have to cut wires and attach with enclosed wire nuts. The 2 wires to it can be attached either way.