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It would not be fixed if not for Appliance Pro. I ordered the glass to replace and it arrived the next day. Removed old glass and put in the new. Easy! Thank you Appliace Pro!! I have already recommended you to others. Read more

With the help of Ms.Kelly Hunt, AppliancePartsPros.com, I was able to locate the correct parts. It took approx. 30 minutes to remove the door and replace the shattered glass and bottom door trim. I wouldn`t hesitate to use this service for future use.The staff is friendly, helpful , knowledgeable and delivery is very fast. Thank you Martin Dobbins Read more

Had my kitchen renovated and my contractor lost the access panel for my Whirlpool dishwasher so I had to find a replacement. Found what I was looking for at AppliancePartsPros.com, chatted with a sales customer service rep to make sure it was the correct part. Ordered it, paid for standard shipping, which said 2-3 days, it arrived at my house the next day! The part was also a genuine Whirlpool replacement part, not a generic part that "should" fit, needless to say, it fit perfectly and... Read more

Even though the fasteners probably only cost a few cents, I had to buy a new mullion for my fridge. $80! $80 because two nylon fasteners were poorly designed. Replacing the part was easy once I paid the *$80* for the new part. Unscrewed the old mullion. Slipped on the new $80 part. Read more

Speed Queen is out of stock in the washer door for this model and the appliance repair company said it was on back order indefinitely. I had saved the broken door so I ordered the inner plastic liner and the glass separately and used the saved outer door part and the screws and bracket and the mechanism that inserts into the machine itself to lock the door in place and sandwiched everything together and after a few attempts at the correct order of putting it all together, managed to get it... Read more

Replaced the Lid and the 4 screws. Read more

Ordered the replacement glass, it arrived the next day and I replaced it after checking with a dyi web site Read more

Removed the door at the hinge (3 screws). Removed the screws on the inside of the door holding the three sections together. Found one pin on the hinge broke OFF. Ordered parts. Arrived in 2 days. Re-assembled door and hung. Read more

I removed the oven door, removed all screws, detached the front from the rear, carefully took out broken glass, replaced with new (smaller sized than original, but worked), reattached front and rear panels, replaced screws, and replaced door to finish. Read more

I did a search online for inner door glass replacement pieces and came across a youtube video made by appliance parts pros. After watching the video, I was certain that this was a repair I could do myself. I ordered the glass and it arrived the next afternoon. That evening, I brought the video up on my computer, gathered a screwdriver, some gloves and a towel to lay the door on when I put it on the table. I watched the video as I did the repair, starting, stopping and backing up as needed. ... Read more

I was attempting to tighten the handle on my oven door which required removing the outer door panel. As I was very carefully setting the door down on my tile floor, one side slipped from my hand and the corner dropped literally only about a half-inch onto the floor and the glass shattered. My immediate thought was how much it was going to cost to replace my whole stove, but I was able to find the part in stock from AppliancePartsPro.com for a better price than anywhere else. It was shipped... Read more

Looked up the part number at Appliance Part Pros, ordered the window pack (received it the next day), and replaced the glass assembly. Was generally able to follow illustrated parts breakdown as a guide. Read more

I am a 42 year-old, reasonably handy woman with limited strength and a little arthritis in my hands, and I managed this all on my own, just. fine. Prep: Put an old blanket on a counter, because you will need to put the door OUTSIDE UP, INSIDE down on it with the hinges dangling over the edge of the counter. You will also need degreaser (I used straight white vinegar) if you want to clean things up while you have it taken apart. You will also need glass cleaner (or use vinegar and a microfiber... Read more

The replacement only need a screwdriver to put the panel in place. Read more

Took 5 screws off the bottom of the door and installed the new glass panel. Read more

Pretty easy fix with replacement part from AppliancePartsPros -- but there's a catch: The eight control buttons, not the on/off button, all look alike, but they need to be installed in a certain order for them to work once you install the panel. No instructions for this and the repair video (by the tech Simon) does NOT make this clear. It took a lot of time and repeated installations to figure this out. The buttons, which can be from the old part, need to be installed according to the letters... Read more