Wrench Door Parts

Don't bend the glass even a little! I made the mistake of laying mine on the handle face down when reinstalling the handle because the screws fell out and I bent the glass slightly when tightening the screws. Boom, it shattered in a million pieces. I instantly went to AppliancePartsPros.com to find a replacement. Ordering was easy as usual, shipment arrived quickly, and the door was packed perfectly. I removed the old door from the oven by releasing the hinges and lifting it out. To avoid... Read more

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Ordered parts needed and easy to follow instructions were included with the parts- Read more

Website helped identify the correct replacement part. Read more

I ordered both the front long panel and the lower access panel in the new color. I watched the instructional videos which were very helpful. I was very careful to remember where all the screws belonged as I took it apart. The panel required an extra small attachment to fit due to a change in design. These were included in the box along with clear instructions. It took about an hour to put back together, but I encountered no problems. The dishwasher now looks great. If I had not found this... Read more

I ordered two endcaps and the trim-door shelves and replaced everything in approx 10 minutes. All parts were easy to replace and the best part was that the ordered parts arrived in two days. Read more

Removed broken one and replaced it with a new one. Read more

I bought a replacement glass piece from Appliance Parts Pros (which was professionally packaged, shipped and delivered in less than a week), checked YouTube for some helpful mechanical information, then replaced it in just over half an hour. Thank you, APP, for keeping these parts in stock! Read more

It's an easy fix. Just remove the two screws holding it in place. Then it will be easier to remove the supply line. Disconnect the quick-connect wires. Remove the rubber hose and clamp. Attach the rubber hose and clamp to new part, attach supply line, attach wires and then screw back into place with screws. Turn on the water and test for leaks. Read more

Very carefully. The official Frigidaire repairman's quote was $250, despite my already removing the door. I complained to the companies customer service answering machine that this is about 40% of the cost of a new stove. The quote was unreasonably high since it appeared that a trained monkey could replace the glass in about 15 minutes. It took this trained monkey about 30 minutes to replace the glass. Because the door glass is held in place by fairly stiff springs, I had to figure out the... Read more

Removed 3 screws on top of door, 3 screws on bottom if door which released glass front. Then removed 4 nuts on sheet metal window cover to get to window. To get to the broken glass there was one tab on the corner of the window frame that had to be bent upward to loosen the frame. Removed the broken glass, slid in the new glass, re tightened the frame and put everything back together. It took me a little longer than it should have because I forgot the reverse order for putting it back... Read more