Magic Chef gas stove will not come on even after replacing the ignighter. Get an F3 code on computer board. Tenant did use the self clean button.

SOURCE: have a magic chef oven, f1 display after self cleaning

Your sugestion does not work.I press CLEAR/OFF and power off several times, the F1 error and beeping is continue every 2 minutes. Any other suggestion?

SOURCE: f3, f1 error mesage on magic chef stove, oven not working

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SOURCE: electric ignighter does not come on in the oven at all

In most cases it is the ignitor itself. Eledtricity goes thru the ignitor and as it gets hot it allows more electricity thru to the gas coils, allowing them to open and let the gas go thru. The ignitors do get weak and will glow but that is all. Not enough electricity can get to the gas valve solenoids and let gas thru. Find a local parts dealer and give them your make and model # to order the part.

SOURCE: Magic Chef Gas Range, model CGR3740ADW

magic chef fault codes

F1 1. Watchdog on board
2. Touch membrane defective To determine which component is at fault, disconnect ribbon strip. If NO fault code, replace membrane, otherwise replace board F2 Oven too hot Check oven temperature sensor F3 F4 Open or shorted oven temperature sensor Replace F5 Hardware and watchdog circuits disagree Replace clock assembly (also called the ERC) F6 Missing AC signal Replace clock assembly (also called the ERC) F7 Function key shorted Replace touch pad F8 Analog/Digital converter Replace clock assembly (also called the ERC) F9 Door latch Check door lock circuit F10 Function key stuck Replace touch pad

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SOURCE: Broken oven switch, Magic Chef gas oven

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http://www.partselect.com/Magic-Chef-Parts.htm
It;s a global economy now, and you can order and buy spare parts from anywhere for anything. please use these links provided to source your part,and ship it back to the mother land, Aoteroa.

1. Find the model number on the appliance to be repaired. Look for a gray or silver label on the appliance that lists the model number and serial number. If you cannot find the tag, check the locater featured on PartSelect.com. Click the link marked "Need help finding the model number on your magic chef appliance?" Then click on the type of appliance. The guide will show possible locations for the identification label, along with a sample label for visual reference. The URL is listed in the resources section below.
   
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   Use the part number to make ordering simple. Look closely at the part you intend to replace. A part number will be printed or inscribed on any part that is large enough to display at least six digits.
   
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   Order parts from appliance retailers. Call local USA appliance shops and ask if they sell parts. If so, get a price quote for your part and ask if it's in stock, or how soon it could arrive.
   
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   Order from online parts dealers. Use your appliance model number and part description or part number to check online parts dealers for prices and ship times. PartSelect.com, RepairClinic.com and AppliancePartsPros.com all sell Magic Chef parts online. The Magic Chef website may also be able to provide needed parts. It also lists owners manuals, warranty information and installation instructions for their appliances (see Resources).
   
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   Compare prices and order fulfillment times between local retailers and online dealers. Most online dealers will offer lower prices. A local dealer may have to wait for your part to ship from their supplier. The shipping time between local and online dealers may not vary.