Handle

Replaced the broken cover and drawer. Read more

First had to clean inside the empty freezer, that was the hard part. removed old gasket and cleaned inside the track in the door. had the new gasket well warmed and in the right shape. put new gasket in track. seating it firmly. It was very easy. I did watch a couple of online videos to get the general idea of what it detailed. While I was at it I cleaned the coils with the brush I also bought with the gasket, worked great. all in all if you get organized before hand and take your time,... Read more

Unscrewed old door handle installed new one took 1 minute. Read more

Easy off easy on. Watched video on your web site. Read more

Replaced handle Read more

Ordered new handle from Appliance Parts and came in a couple of days Read more

Ordered new freezer arm Read more

I cut handle to fit Read more

Took the handles and screw covers out of package and in two minutes, all was installed and looking great. Read more

Ordered new handle from Appliance Parts Pro and replaced with the new handle. Read more

Removed oven door by simply lifting it off of the hinges. New models of most stoves have two screws easily accessible from inside the oven door, but this older stove required the entire inner part of the oven door to be disassembled and the interior glass removed before the two screws that attach the handle can be accessed. Make sure to note how the door comes apart because it can be quite puzzling to put the door back together, especially for someone inexperienced with this repair, Read more

Found the door easier to work on if it was removed from the microwave oven. That's easy - just lift and pull off. With the door flat on a table, took it apart, per a YouTube file. A broad knife putty knife (and a gentle touch) are critical. Unscrewed the "crumbs" of the failed handle. Reused the original screws (rather than the longer screws that came with the replacement handle). Attached the new handle. Put the door back together. Clicked the door back on the microwave. Read more

Threaded bases for two roller screws were ~ 80% broken off. Used a short (just barely extends past the end of the roller) sheet metal screw to secure the roller in the upper sliding section of the handle (handle in place first). The head was thick enough to fill the gap between the roller and the cover. Filling that gap accurately is important. Need to keep the roller pushed into the recessed area in the door. (Do a test fit with the parts before trying to install them on the door). Turn the... Read more

The plastic piece on the handle where the screw goes in to hold glass door up had broke. I ordered new handle, the retainer pieces that go over the plastic pieces to lock it all in and screws that were suggested. The screws were the wrong ones. They were way too small. I already had one screw and thankfully only had to buy 1 new one because the screw was $40 and shipping’s $10 for it AND it’s on back order right now. The old retainer ring that goes over plastic piece was a nightmare to remove... Read more

New handle and just used a Phillips head screwdriver to install it. Read more