Do-It-Yourself Story

Big kudos to a previous reviewer that explained how to lock the door hinges and lift the door off the stove. That was very helpful. Who knew there are actually 3 panes of inner door glass. They are all the same piece of glass, same part number - AP2127654. To begin just start removing screws. Make sure you keep track of what screws go where. There are three on top of the door with semi-flattened heads, three rounded head screws on the bottom. Next, you have 6 screws that hold a metal frame on for one pane of glass, 4 of which are upper left & right, lower left & right, with 2 more center aligned, one of the center aligned holds attaches a very small bracket to the frame. Finally, there are 4 more screws that hold two side brackets for another pane of glass. So 16 screws total disassemble the door to get to the inner most glass pane. Again, keep track of which screws go where because they are different types and lengths of screws. While you disassemble the door you'll find the inner two panes of glass. One of these was filthy with baked on grease, the other was almost clean. You'll want to thoroughly clean the grease off the other two unbroken panes. Then simply reverse your disassembly process to put it together again and the door will look good as new. You don't want to hire somebody to do this because you'll want to clean those inner glass panes and probably take the opportunity to clean the inner door and the bottom of the door that you usually can't get to when it's on the stove. No point in paying somebody by the hour to watch you clean all that stuff before the door goes back together and back on the stove. This is one job you can do yourself, with a single phillips head screwdriver.