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mchero's avatar
mchero
Explorer
Aug 02, 2013

Need a new dial for the Oven.

My "classic" 93 has what I believe is a Magic Chef range with the four burners on the top.

Tha oven dial hs lost most if not all the graduations on the dial.

Scouring te web I can't locate a replacement dial. Looks like it NLA.

Any ideas? Don't want to have to swap out te whole shootin match. Newer ranges all appear to be three burner stoves PLUS the prices for a new....WOW.

Thanks

8 Replies

  • j-d's avatar
    j-d
    Explorer II
    Aug 02, 2013
    I replaced an oven control valve and it came with a new knob. Nice, but most of the Why of that was it was graduated differently. A replacement may not be calibrated to your actual oven control.
  • Francesca_Knowl's avatar
    Francesca_Knowl
    Explorer
    Aug 02, 2013
    Most such knobs have a universal chuck... these will probably fit. Though since your main concern appears to be the lack of visible graduations, I don't know how "accurate" they'd be.

    Not that stock knobs are much more than "ballpark!
  • Dog_Folks's avatar
    Dog_Folks
    Explorer II
    Aug 02, 2013
    mchero wrote:
    My "classic" 93 has what I believe is a Magic Chef range with the four burners on the top.

    Tha oven dial hs lost most if not all the graduations on the dial.

    Scouring te web I can't locate a replacement dial. Looks like it NLA.

    Any ideas? Don't want to have to swap out te whole shootin match. Newer ranges all appear to be three burner stoves PLUS the prices for a new....WOW.

    Thanks


    Here you go: Tweetys RV Parts
  • downtheroad's avatar
    downtheroad
    Explorer
    Aug 02, 2013
    On a previous trailer we had I bought a universal one like Chris above suggested. Wife said it looked bad, didn't match the others. So...I bought a whole set of universal ones and replaced all of the originals.
    AND they all matched.

    Or you could always use:..:)
  • rockhillmanor's avatar
    rockhillmanor
    Explorer II
    Aug 02, 2013
    Call a mobile RV repair guy. They have ALL the parts books.If it's still available they can get it for you AND they'll tell you if they have been discontinued also. IMHO saves a ton of headaches searching all over. I don't google anymore for parts I just call the mobile guy!
  • Chris_Bryant's avatar
    Chris_Bryant
    Explorer II
    Aug 02, 2013
    You can buy universal replacements, or worse comes to worst, turn it on, put an oven thermometer in it, and mark the temp on the dial (will probably be much more accurate anyway :)).

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