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[Solved] Mastercook Elegance - Replacing the magneto (how to disassemble?)

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  • #1 16689652
    xtrem007
    Level 13  
    Hello.
    I have a cracked porcelain of one of the sparkers in the Mastercook Elegance gas stove. My question is how to properly deal with the exchange. After removing the burners, I can see that the body of each burner is screwed with two screws to the upper housing and you probably need to unscrew them. What to do with thermocouples? They are their own nuts screwed independently of the burner to the housing. Will the thermocouple fall inside after unscrewing this nut? I will be grateful for your help.
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  • #2 16689672
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Hello. Yes, the burner bodies are for 2 screws and you need to unscrew, the nut on thermocouples also need to unscrew calmly nothing will fall out.
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    #3 16691254
    danyx
    Level 20  
    Hello, you can replace the magnetos without loosening the screws on the burners and thermocouple nuts. If the front spark gap at the burner is damaged, all you need to do is dismantle the front plate, it is screwed on with two screws from below, while from above there are fixing pins, you need to slide downwards, remove the gas knobs and we have access to the spark gap, and the back through the back wall of the kitchen is This is an old sabaff magneto fixed from the bottom of the plate, a little hard but it can be done. However, the idea of loosening the screws at the burners is also correct, while the screws often break and there is a problem, thermocouple nuts are also not the easiest, it often turns together with the tetmopar, which twists and again the problem. .
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  • #4 16691419
    xtrem007
    Level 13  
    The magneto at the front right burner is damaged. You have worried me a little about this possibility of turning thermocouples :( So I'll try your method and I have a question about it. How to remove the knobs because I pull them towards me but they sit very tightly. Do I have to undermine something with them? Another matter is connecting the spark gap. Where is the WN generator? Because I think somewhere in the back when I read. Will I reach there with only the front panel removed?
  • #5 16691448
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    I have not yet turned the nut on the thermocouple from which there are special means to remove rust or greasy deposits. The knobs need to be gently pry up and come down themselves.
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  • #6 16699460
    xtrem007
    Level 13  
    @danyx
    I replaced the magneto with your method. I tried to unscrew the thermocouple nuts and of course they turned completely and the nuts did not move. I tried soaking with rust removers, WD40 and everything I had at home but it did nothing. After removing the front panel, it turned out that the HV generator for the sparkers is on the rear left. I didn't move the oven, but fitted a new spark gap to the old cable. The clamped wires were clamped in a copper tube and slipped over the original heat-resistant insulation. After putting everything together, the igniters work :)
  • #7 16847877
    goly5154
    Level 11  
    Hello,
    Advice to colleagues where you can buy screws for attaching the burner body to the burner plate. Damaged when trying to unscrew.
    Mastercook Dynamic, Fagor burners
    best regards
  • #8 17023884
    xtrem007
    Level 13  
    For screws, please ask at north.pl or klinikaagd.pl
    The topic is a bit old so I close.
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The discussion revolves around replacing a damaged magneto in the Mastercook Elegance gas stove, specifically addressing the challenges of disassembling the burner and dealing with thermocouples. Users confirm that the burner bodies are secured with two screws, which need to be unscrewed, and that the thermocouple nuts can be unscrewed without fear of dropping components. One user shares a method to access the spark gap by removing the front panel, while another user reports difficulties with rusted thermocouple nuts. Ultimately, a successful replacement of the magneto was achieved by fitting a new spark gap to the existing cable after accessing the high-voltage generator located at the rear left of the stove. Additionally, users seek advice on sourcing replacement screws for the burner body.
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