Do-It-Yourself Story

First, just for safety sake, unplug the unit. I took the three screws out of the latch end of the door and pried both the inner (black) frame off and the outer (white frame) being careful not to crack the inner frame as I wanted to reuse it. I removed the screws holding the old handle on and reused them to fit the new handle to the new frame. I then had to take the glass from the broken frame, clean it, and reuse it on the new frame. You need clear silicone sealer to hold the glass firmly in place after you pop it in place in the frame (it doesn't slide in). I waited 24 hours for the sealer to cure before reassembling the frames to the door. I used a small putty knife and a small flat head screwdriver to pry the frames off. Again, being careful with the inner frame since I didn't order a replacement. The three end screws and the two handle screws require a phillips head screwdriver. The actual work time was not very long and putting the frames back on was immensely easier than getting them off. Both processes take patience and finesse.