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Customer Questions and Answers for Range Door Hinge by Whirlpool

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By: Whirlpool
Part Number: OEM15977703
Manufacturer Part Number: W10347466

Supports and guides your range oven door for smooth opening and closing. Replace if your hinge is cracked, broken, or causing door misalignment issues.

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For Whirlpool Range Door Hinge (Part Number: OEM15977703)

Alan for Model Number wfe366lys0

I searched on the model number and obtained the parts diagrams that were presented, with the correct model number at the top of the page. I ordered part number 10 on the door page, door hinges which came yesterday.(order number 11822335). The part number of the replacement parts supplied is W10347466 (AP5325898). I started to replace the broken hinge this morning and found that the replacement hinge is not the same as the one in the door, It is shorter in length, both body, by an inch and a half) and spring (by 3/8 inch). Also the hinge lock assembly is different with there being no visible lock on your replacement part. In the oven door both springs had a red stripe whereas one of the springs in the package had a yellow stripe. So, are the replacement hinges you sent compatible with this range model ( wfe366lyso)? If not, why did they arise as a part for this model from the explosion diagram? If they are not compatible please send me the correct parts for this model. I would be grateful if you could also send a prepaid shipping label for the return. . thank you alan upshall

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Alan,

According to the manufacturer, the hinges that you received are the correct hinges for your unit. They may look different but should still work the same.

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Paula,

If you kind of pull down on the door slightly and use a flat blade screwdriver you should be able to get the door lock part loose to get the door back in place.

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Doug,

It sounds like the hinges may not be in place properly. You will want to pull the door and make sure that the hinges are extended and held in place by the swivel hook. With the hinges extended then you would insert the door into the receivers and fully seated. If this is how it is installed then you may need to replace the receivers for the unit.

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The door has to be opened to the full extension or the broil stop in order to stay open.

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