Maytag 2006 owner manual Range, Microwave Ovens

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Appliances

RANGE

Manufacturer:

Magic Chef

28812 Phillips Street Elkhart, Indiana 46514 219-264-9578

People using gas ranges in their home will find little difference in the operation of the range in the trailer. Other customers, used to electric ranges may be a little apprehen- sive at first; but will quickly gain confidence. The basic operation of the gas ranges have been the same for many years, but please be sure to read all the directions furnished by the manufacturer and located in the Owner’ s Packet. Excellent service and parts manuals are available from the manufacturer.

Warning: The operation manual for the range is titled “Maytag RV Cooking Appliances”. If this has not been provided with your trailer, contact the manufacturer listed at the top of the page to obtain. Their manual contains specialized warnings and cautions that should be reviewed prior to operating the appliance.

MICROWAVE OVENS

Only federally certified technicians are permitted to service microwave ovens. For this reason the only service instructions contained in this manual are for removal of the complete oven. If you have a microwave problem please contact the appropriate manufacturer.

Dometic Sales Corporation	Sharp Electronics Corporation
2320 Industrial Parkway	10 Sharp Plaza
P.O. Box 490	Paramus, New Jersey 07652
Elkhart, IN 46515	201-5112-0055
219-295-5228

Both microwave ovens can be removed for service by removing the screws in the vented trim ring. The trim rings are fastened to microwave oven. After removing the screws, pull straight out on the oven until the 110-volt plug can be unplugged.

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