Parts for Magic Chef CGS3760ADQ: 03 - Gas Controls Parts

Fix burners that won't click or ignite with this range ignitor switch assembly. Controls spark signal to gas burners for reliable ignition every time.

If your gas cooktop burner won't spark or clicks constantly, the igniter switch may be worn or stuck. This part restores reliable ignition. 30-minute fix.

Replacement burner seal assembly that creates a sealed barrier between a sealed gas cooktop burner and the cooktop surface, helping keep spills and debris out of the burner area and restoring stable burner seating. What it does:

• Forms a gasketed seal around the burner to limit spills, crumbs, and moisture from entering the burner box.
• Helps maintain proper burner seating for consistent flame shape and heat distribution.
• Replace if the seal is torn, flattened, warped, or shows heavy discoloration from spills or heat.
• Can reduce burner ignition or flame irregularities caused by debris or a damaged seal.

• Disconnect power and shut off gas supply before servicing; allow the cooktop to fully cool.
• Remove burner cap and head per your model's service instructions before replacing the seal.
• Clean the surrounding area of grease and debris, then press the new seal into place so it seats evenly.

Burner won't light or clicks but doesn't ignite? This spark electrode creates the ignition spark at the burner head. Easy DIY fix in under 15 minutes.

Burner won't light or spark? This top burner igniter creates the spark to ignite gas on your stovetop. Easy DIY repair in under 5 minutes with a screwdriver.

Sheet metal pan head screw secures panels, brackets, and components to appliance cabinets. Replace missing, stripped, or corroded screws to restore fit.

Oven won't heat or takes too long to preheat? A weak or failed igniter is the most common cause. Easy DIY repair, typically completed in under 15 minutes.

Hand-tighten wing nut secures panels, brackets, and components in ranges and ovens for tool-free adjustment. Replace when lost, stripped, or broken.

This pressure regulator controls incoming water pressure to the appliance's water/ice system, helping maintain steady flow for proper dispenser and ice maker operation. Replaces a worn or failing regulator to restore correct water delivery. What it does:

• Reduces and stabilizes incoming household water pressure for the appliance's water valve/ice maker
• Helps prevent overfilling, leaking, erratic dispenser flow, or poor ice production caused by excessive pressure
• Works with the water inlet system to ensure consistent fill cycles and reliable dispensing
• Compatible with models that use WP74006429 as the factory regulator

• One pressure regulator

• Shut off water supply and unplug the appliance before replacing the regulator
• Inspect fittings and tubing for damage; replace any worn connectors or seals
• Tighten fittings securely and check carefully for leaks after restoring water and power

If your oven won't heat but the broiler works, the gas valve likely needs replacement. This part controls gas flow to the oven burner. Moderate DIY repair.

Burners won't light? No spark on any burners? The spark module generates sparks to ignite gas burners. Easy DIY repair—usually takes under 30 minutes.

Fastening screw for securing components inside appliances. Replaces lost, stripped, or damaged screws during repairs or part installations.

This orifice hood directs LP (liquid propane) gas to the burner for correct flow and stable flame performance. It's used when servicing or replacing the small gas orifice assembly on compatible gas cooktops and ranges. What it does:

• Seats over the burner orifice to help shape and protect the gas jet for proper combustion.
• Restores correct flame size and stability when a worn or damaged hood causes weak or uneven flames.
• Can resolve ignition issues or yellow/turbulent flames when the hood is cracked, clogged, or deformed.
• Intended for LP (liquid propane) systems — not a universal orifice size for all fuel types.

• One orifice hood (LP 0.49), single piece as shown.

• Only install if part number and fuel type match your appliance; follow the appliance service manual for disassembly/reassembly.
• Turn off gas supply and electrical power before servicing; verify there is no gas odor before testing.
• Use basic hand tools; avoid forcing fittings or overtightening components.