Wall Oven Door, Door Glass & Parts

I searched for my appliance and the problem. Applianceparts.com was one of the results. There was one fix-it help from a previous customer. I ordered the piece of glass and somehow it arrived at my home the VERY NEXT DAY! I couldn't believe it. So I followed the exact instructions left by the one person that wrote in. I removed 2 screws at the bottom of the door and 4 at the top which enabled me to disassemble the front and back of the door. I then cleaned all the shattered pieces of glass... Read more

Ordered the replacement glass through AppliancePartsPros.com and it arrived the next day. Wow! There are three pieces of glass (four if you include the front glass panel on the oven door when it is closed) layered inside and in looking at the diagram I ordered #7 and #24 replacement parts. I figured while I was in there the oven glass looked stained and maybe I would want new glass. With that said when the glass arrived and my husband and I got the oven door off and apart, we realized I... Read more

I ordered this glass and used a youtube video to replace the shattered glass step-by-step. I was a bit wary of doing this work myself, but it proved to be a snap. Within an hour of finding this package on my front porch, I had the oven as good as new. Read more

The glass on my GE oven shattered when my wife was broiling food. I looked up the repair and found that this was a known issue with these ovens. I googled replacement glass and found that AppliancPartsPros.com had the full replacement glass unit. I was able to verify that the part I was ordering was compatible with my oven. On the website they showed the part and also a tutorial on replacing the glass unit. The repair seemed easy so I ordered the part. The part came quickly and was in... Read more

The most difficult part was figuring out how to take the door off as the manual instructions were not clear. Thank you, YouTube for your help. This door doesn't have the more modern release latches. You open the door all the way and stick Allen wrenches into the holes that appear by the joint of the latch. When you close the door to 3/4 or 7/8 closed, the latches are released from the unit and by holding the sides of the door, you pull it out. The whole replacement would take around an hour,... Read more

Ordered part, went on line and watched video on how to make the repair. 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

Ordered part using phone support to confirm correct part. Came fast. Used video on YouTube (not exactly the same but close enough) to help. Need Torx #15, 20 but no other special tools. Straight forward job. Be careful handling the broken glass! Read more

All I had to do is take off 4 screws from the top panel that holds the glass. 2 of the 4 are at the inner front of panel of the door and remaining 2 are on either side. Once that panel is removed you place the small 4 brackets on each hole then pop the glass in then put the black panel in then screw back all 4 screws and you start cooking Tango chicken. Read more

I went online to Appliance Parts Pros and with only my model # and serial # of my range, it was a simple fix! They not only had the part I needed, but they provided the expanded drawing so I could see what was needed and when I had a question and emailed them, I received a response within a couple of hours. They shipped right away and the glass was at my front door in 2 days! This company is fantastic!!!! Read more

This was an incredibly easy fix. Took 15 minutes max. Unscrewed the innermost door panel and removed the bracket that held the old glass in. Set the new glass in place, put the bracket back, and put the put panel/glass back and screwed it back in. Read more

DIY. The delivery to Milwaukee took two days. The project was very easy and took about 1hr. The only tools required were a screw driver (electric) and a pliers. Just make sure your irganized with the screws so you don't lose any or mix up which ones go back in which holes. There's about 20 total screws. This $50 part saved me from having to buy my wife a $1000+ oven. Read more

I watched a YouTube video prepared by someone at Appliance Parts Pro. Then I did a live chat to get the part ordered. It came 4 days later and that night my husband and I fixed it. Awesome! Thanks Appliance Parts Pros! 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 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

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